Subject: windfall

From: "Stanislaus" <[email-masked]>
Date: Sat, 23 Jun 2007 08:40:21 +0300

The tree has christmss crackers with images of war  all over along with memorial poppies worn in Canada for remembrence day.
The extent to which its acclaimed leader, the radical young Shia cleric Moqtada Sadr, has a grip over the whole organisation is in serious doubt.
We feel very sorry for these cases; they are people who were killed without the chance to see any member of their family again.
Cut them in half lengthwise for the "classic" touch. But now our work is limited to this area.
The government blames the continuing violence and particularly recent attacks on major road bridges which have seriously disrupted traffic into the city.
But now our work is limited to this area.
Mustansiriya university is in an overwhelmingly Shia area and effectively under the control of the Mehdi army militia of Moqtada Sadr. Some bakers have started to cheat in the way they make sweets.
In the background would be all the dead bodies we have created in this war. That would be a testament to the fact that, even though the American soldiers are trying to help the innocents in Iraq, many wish for us to leave.
We make our baklava with animal fat and we flavour it with cardamom.
We make our baklava with animal fat and we flavour it with cardamom.
But the threat of major sectarian bloodshed remains, our correspondent says, with many Sunni communities still fearing retribution from Shia death squads.
They have disturbed behaviour or epilepsy.
He now works as a child psychiatrist at Ab Ibn Rushed Hospital in Baghdad. If someone has drowned we look for the body so we can return it to their family.
Some are celebrating, others angry, some are attacking the soldiers, others have been killed by them.
There is no electricity and it's very dirty here.
SCIRI has no track record in seizing foreigners, and no particular bone of contention with the British. Both Jordan and Syria, along with others, said they would carry on accepting the streams of people crossing their borders. pls stop playing by blood of iraq.
But thousands of students still risk the journey every day, as we found when we went there to see how the university is recovering.