From: Rick v100 (rickv100@yahoo.com)
Date: Tue Sep 20 2005 - 03:28:52 PDT
BBC is stating that the two British soldiers were not
in the jail but held in a house next door by Al Sadr's
milita. Also the Basra Chief of Police is claiming
that he has control of only 25% of his police force.
More details to follow I am sure.
Rick
--- Nigel Hay MILWEB <nigel@milweb.net> wrote:
> Simon Weissenthal the Nazi hunter has just died it
> has just been announced.
> Curiously last night clips from the film Wiesenthal
> were being shown in one
> of those endless programs lauding various actors.
>
>
> Other breaking news is that the statement tracked
> Warrior didnt ram the wall
> of the jail to rescue the SAS troops held by the
> Iraqis, the wall was
> knocked down "accidentally" -
>
> However what the horrific news footage( of the mob
> petrol bombing the tanks
> and crew men trying to escape whislt ablaze)
> yesterday did show of the
> blazing Warriors was that petrol bombs could disable
> such a tank. Such a
> weakness is suprising but I guess unless its fully
> sealed for a chemical
> attack, petrol could secrete through hatch seals,
> the turret ring etc.
> Scary and a new dimension.
>
> NH
>
>
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