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Don't take it seriously---no one is going to send an invasion fleet, 
aircraft or a flood of ballistic missiles to back up their hysteria 
about the Israelis defending themselves  from suicide bombers and  Gaza  
missiles, nor  will they do so against the U.S. in Iraq if there is any 
degree of success---as the regime of Saddam Hussein demonstrated, more 
than anything else the Arabs respect a winner.

The Russians, especially after the Beslan school atrocity will not speak 
against or hear any nonsense about how terrible it is to kill 
terrorists.   Marvelous how clarity of thought is improved by your own 
ox being gored.

Al Jazeera and most European governments foam  at  the mouth  at Israel 
fencing  Arab attackers  out, or Israel attacking their attackers---and 
U.S. prison mistreatment,  but never a word of  criticism of  
Palestinian mass murder, the Iraq insurgent butchery of their prisoners 
and roadside bombs indiscriminately killing passersby---that's all right 
in the E.U. and Arab value system .



   
Iraq: outrages on humanity

16:59 2005-02-07
28 people are dead after a series of bombings in Iraq.
A suicide bomber blew himself up inside a Mosul hospital compound, 
killing 12 policemen and injuring four others.
In Baqouba, a car bomb exploded outside the gates of a provincial police 
headquarters, killing 13 people arnd wounding 18.
Also Monday, insurgents shelled a police station in Mosul with more than 
a dozen mortar rounds, killing three civilians
The city of Mosul, Iraq's third largest, has seen daily insurgent 
attacks and rebel clashes with U.S. troops and Iraqi security forces, 
reports CFRA.
Also Monday, a car bomb exploded outside the gates of a provincial 
police headquarters in the city of Baqouba, killing 13 people and 
wounding 18, police Col. Mudhahar al-Jubouri said. Many of the victims 
were there to seek jobs as policemen, al-Jubouri said.
In the attack at Mosul's Jumhouri Teaching Hospital, a suicide bomber 
set off explosives outside the hospital building among a group of Iraqi 
policemen, hospital Director Tahseen Ali Mahmoud al-Obeidi said. 
Witnesses said the Baqouba called the police officers over to him and 
then blew up among the crowd.
The city of Mosul, Iraq's third largest, has seen daily insurgent 
attacks and rebel clashes with U.S. troops and Iraqi security forces. 
Violence has surged since a guerrilla uprising in November drove out 
nearly all of the city's police force, tells the Boston Globe.
NR