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US already at war inside Iraq
This post may be off topic today, but that status could change
momentarily.
Follows only the 1st paragraph and the URL of this self-explanatory news
item. I've read DEBKA for quite some time and believe it to be a
reputable
Israeli news servivce. The URL allows you to read more if you wish. I
have
seen none of this in usual US news media or sources.
Cheers,
Maury Siskel maury@webtexas.com
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US Iraq Campaign Has Its First Engagement
DEBKAfile Special Military Analysis
10 August:
America's offensive against Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq has
begun as an exercise in gradualism rather than a D-Day drama.
DEBKAfile's military sources report that tens of thousands of US,
British, French, Netherlands, Australian troops may take part in the
campaign, openly or covertly, but not in massive waves that fling
themselves telegenically on Baghdad. The fact of the matter is that
American military concentrations are already unobtrusively present
in northern and southern Iraq. The US campaign to oust Saddam is
therefore unfolding already, albeit in salami-fashion, slice by slice,
under clouds of disinformation and diversionary ruses -- like the
latest statements by President George W. Bush (No date set yet for
the offensive) and British premier Tony Blair (Plenty of time before
the war begins), or the grave reservations issuing from the Russian,
French and German leaders. The peasoup of deception is further
thickened by utterances in the last 48 hours from Turkish prime
minister Bulent Ecevit, King Abdullah of Jordan, President Hosni
Mubarak of Egypt and the Saudi crown prince Abdullah. They warn
Washington that attacking Iraq would be a terrible mistake, one
which they want no part of.
http://www.debka.com/body_index.html
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