Americans Slaughtering Civilians in Fallujah
Posted: Tuesday, April 13, 2004

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A Rant
The United States government has initiated a chain reaction that it can no longer control. The stalled vengeance assault on Fallujah is merely a symptom. So is the uprising triggered by the US closure of a Shia newspaper in Sadr City, Baghdad, followed by gunning down the demonstrators who protested (Ah, yes, we don't even hear about that when they talk about the latest demon, Muqtada al-Sadr... Memory is so short.).

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Americans Slaughtering Civilians in Fallujah
I knew there was very little media coverage in Falluja, and the entire city had been sealed and was suffering from collective punishment in the form of no water or electricity for several days now. With only two journalists there that I'd read and heard reports from, I felt pulled to go and witness the atrocities that were surely being committed.

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Tell us what happened, Mr. President



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