Guest guest Posted April 9, 2007 Report Share Posted April 9, 2007 Dear list members, Attached is a story concerning further setbacks for the US military in Iraq. Six US troops have been killed and tens of thousands of Shiite muslims are now gathering in Baghdad to redouble their resistance to US occupation of Iraq. This development is in line with predictions made on the basis of the SAMVA USA chart. Best wishes, Thor Six U.S. Soldiers Die in Iraq; Shiites Head to Najaf to Protest By Aaron Sheldrick April 9 (Bloomberg) -- Six American soldiers were killed in attacks in Iraq, the military said, as Shiites gathered to mark the fourth anniversary of the fall of Baghdad amid calls for more attacks on U.S. forces. Three Multi-National Division - Center soldiers were killed yesterday south of Baghdad when a roadside bomb went off near the vehicle they were traveling in and three others died in attacks around the country, the U.S. military said in separate statements, e-mailed late from the Iraqi capital. The names of the deceased are being withheld until their next of kin are notified. Thousands of Shiites headed for the city of Najaf today for an anti-American rally to mark the fall of Saddam Hussein, responding to a call from the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr who urged Iraq's army to unite with his militias against the U.S. military, the New York Times reported today. The U.S. force build-up in Iraq has shown little sign of success, the Times reported in a separate article. Sadr's call came after the U.S. used jets to attack Shiite militiamen in ad Diwaniyah, south-southwest of Baghdad, the Times said. At least seven Iraqis were killed, it said. ``The strife that is taking place in Diwaniya was planned by the occupier to drag down the brothers and make them quarrel, fight and even kill each other,'' Sadr was cited as saying in a written statement. ``Oh my brothers in the Mahdi Army and my brothers in the security forces, stop fighting and killing because that is what our enemy and your enemy and even God's enemy hope for.'' http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087 & sid=aTwXQQf4eOHg & refer=home Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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