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Letters To The Editor - May 17, 2004
Fight for freedom
From Mr. M.A. Hegazi,
Greensborough, Victoria,
Australia
US propagandists call the snowballing Iraqi
resistance "insurgents", "Sunni triangulars", "thugs", and "Saddam
loyalists".
Iraqi fighters are nationalist who are
determined to free their country from vile foreign occupation by greedy
and ruthless invaders.
Historical precedent has it that if a people are
so intent on liberating their country, they will. The invaders can say
goodbye to their grand Zionist project.
They will never be able to control the world, or
even the Middle
East. Their war of terror failed dismally. We owe it to those brave
Iraqis fighting for their freedom.
Their moment of final victory is approaching.
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Letters To The Editor - May 29, 2004
War of attrition
From Mr. M.A. Hegazi,
Greensborough, Victoria,
Australia
The Anglo-American war on
Iraq has failed. It was a
miscalculated venture that relied on lies and underestimated the resolve
of Iraqis. Blair is not back-pedalling fast enough, and Bush is still in
denial that his army is being humiliated in a brilliant war of
attrition.
Iraqis will not lay down their arms until the
last American is out of their country. No amount of waffle by Bush or
Blair will change facts on the ground. The sooner the aggressors leave,
the less humiliation they will suffer.
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Letters To The Editor -
June 5, 2004
Covered up
From Mr. M.A. Hegazi,
Greensborough, Victoria,
Australia
In a recent press conference,
US Attorney-General John Ashcroft lectured the media on the great
significance of apprehending Abu Hamza Al Masri, saying they obtained
information about Al Masri from reliable intelligence sources.
A shrewd journalist asked if the sources were
the same "reliable sources" that supplied information about Saddam's
weapons of mass destruction. At this point, both CNN and the BBC cut off
the sound and replaced it with some waffle by their programme's
presenters. This is how Zionist media spin operates currently. Did any
one hear Ashcroft's response?
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Letters To The Editor - June 12, 2004
Expected resolution
From Mr. M.A. Hegazi, Greensborough, Victoria, Australia
The United Nations Security Council resolution on Iraq did not come as a
surprise. After all, the UN is the same body that imposed sanctions on
Iraq for a decade. It has also approved the establishment of Israel on
Palestinian land in 1947.
The recent resolution imparts quasi legitimacy on US/UK military
occupation of Iraq. It aims at offering the embattled occupation some
respite. It also serves as a face saving device for Bush and Blair. This
resolution will not sway Iraqi resistance that will continue to harass
the forces of aggression until the last American/British mercenary is
out of Iraq on a one-way ticket.
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Letters To The Editor -
June 19, 2004
Insurgency or resistance?
From Mr. M.A. Hegazi, Greensborough, Victoria, Australia
Shortly after a recent attack on a convoy of
foreign mercenaries in Iraq, Iraqis in the vicinity held up the remains
of destroyed vehicles shouting "down with America". How much proof is
needed for the American spin-doctors, in media and government, to admit
that the word "insurgency" is a misnomer for popular Iraqi resistance?
How many lives must be lost before the gang misleading
America and the world admits
failure and political bankruptcy?
The world can clearly see that the greedy and
evil forces of invasion are not welcome in
Iraq. Iraq is simply Vietnam
Revisited. Historically, Iraq has always been a grave for foreign
invaders, and a grave for arrogant Americans it will be.
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