The "Freedom Fighters" of Iraq
'We are not here to liberate Iraq,'
http://www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story/0,2763,1346708,00.html
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we're here to fight the infidels."
Normally I wouldn't link to such a left-wing source, but I thought they pointed out something interesting.
Of course the Guardian feels obliged to give the most interview time with the most sympathetic figure, who is at least an Iraqi.
Read what a foreign terrorist has to say:
"...Abu Ossama from Tunisia.
'We are here for one of two things - victory or martyrdom, and both are great,' he said.
'The most important thing is our religion, not Falluja and not the occupation. If the American solders came to me and converted to Islam, I won't fight them. We are here not because we want to liberate Iraq, we are here to fight the infidels and to make victorious the name of Islam.'"
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Normally I wouldn't link to such a left-wing source, but I thought they pointed out something interesting.
Of course the Guardian feels obliged to give the most interview time with the most sympathetic figure, who is at least an Iraqi.
Read what a foreign terrorist has to say:
"...Abu Ossama from Tunisia.
'We are here for one of two things - victory or martyrdom, and both are great,' he said.
'The most important thing is our religion, not Falluja and not the occupation. If the American solders came to me and converted to Islam, I won't fight them. We are here not because we want to liberate Iraq, we are here to fight the infidels and to make victorious the name of Islam.'"
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