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   I felt sick while reading this. I am sur 07-Dec-03 peda
     This is a terrible news and one that sho 07-Dec-03 Robert Frost
       Robert Frost, it is Afganisthan.. not Ir 07-Dec-03 salakjith
         Salakjith, my bad...but my message the s 07-Dec-03 Robert Frost
           ha ha ha Our subconscious mind...:) 07-Dec-03 VincentBodega


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peda Posted on 07-Dec-03 03:47 AM

I felt sick while reading this. I am sure average Americans are not bothered about this. I was never anti-American before, but I feel they should keep out of all these. Let the Afghans decide what they want- be it Taliban or whatever but they should not kill innocent children like this.
I am aware of the sentiments of 09/11 but I do not think violence is the way forward. All forms of killings are to be condemned. Americans should concentrate on tightening the security at home and if some place in earth is not safe for them, they should not go there.


Nine Afghan children die in US bombing

IANS[ SUNDAY, DECEMBER 07, 2003 11:20:26 AM ]

KABUL : Nine Afghan children were killed along with a suspected Taliban terrorist in an air raid by US forces in a southern Afghan province, the US military said here on Sunday.




The bombing by a US A-10 aircraft on Saturday morning in Ghazni province was targeted at a "known terrorist" hiding in the area, Xinhua quoted the US-led coalition forces in Bagram Airbase, some 70 km north of here, as saying.



"Following the attack, coalition ground forces searching the area found the bodies of both the intended target and those of nine children nearby," the statement said.



A US military spokesman said in Bagram that the coalition regretted the loss of the children and an US military team had been sent to the site for an investigation.



The attack was on a village house near Ghazni city, the provincial capital about 150 km southwest of Kabul .



Dozens of Afghan civilians, mostly villagers in border areas, had been mistakenly killed in several air bombing attacks by US forces in their hunting for guerrilla fighters of the ousted Taliban militia and their al-Qaeda allies in south and east Afghanistan since late 2001, when the Taliban regime was overthrown by a US-led campaign.



According to the US statement, the suspected Taliban member killed in Saturday's attack was believed to be responsible for the killing of two foreign contractors working on a US-funded road reconstruction project in the area in October.


Robert Frost Posted on 07-Dec-03 07:34 AM

This is a terrible news and one that shows the US occupation in Iraq as being self inflicted. Hands down! Iraq belongs to the Iraqis. Let them have it. Is that too much to ask?? Women and Children are to be protected. Incidents such as these petrifies more terror in the heart of the innocent Iraqis and people who believed that Saddam was right to be brought down, would find no time in changing their views. That means, the whole of Iraq will be against you. Foreign Gorilla fighters would see that the time is right for them to launch a scathering attack against the US occupation. United States just cannot win the heart of Iraqis and history shows that they have never won the Urban gorilla warfare.
salakjith Posted on 07-Dec-03 08:07 AM

Robert Frost, it is Afganisthan.. not Iraq, where the children were killed
Robert Frost Posted on 07-Dec-03 08:44 AM

Salakjith, my bad...but my message the same....
VincentBodega Posted on 07-Dec-03 09:27 AM

ha ha ha
Our subconscious mind...:)