CNN ticker...US soldier killed in roadside bomb in Baghdad.

Ripley

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Thu Nov-13-03 12:47 PM
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CNN ticker...US soldier killed in roadside bomb in Baghdad.

I looked everywhere for a link, can't find one. Gee did they stop reporting our soldiers' deaths on a daily basis, except for those tickers that everyone now ignores? (Well, I only saw it because I can't stand looking at Judge Moore's sanctimonious face mugging for his national media frenzy.)

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spinbaby

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Thu Nov-13-03 12:53 PM
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1. There was another one reported this morning

Or maybe the same one. It's so hard to keep track.

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Aidoneus

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Thu Nov-13-03 12:54 PM
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2. what part of Baghdad/when?

yesterday there was a road mine that killed an occupation soldier in al-Taji, which is just north of Baghdad, and another that died of his wounds from a previous Baghdad convoy bombing.

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Ripley

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Thu Nov-13-03 12:59 PM
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3. It was on the ticker today at lunchtime.

It said "today in Baghdad." Sorry no more specifics.

This is really sad to me that the news doesn't even rate a mention on all of the breaking news on-line channels. If they think they can ignore if forever, they're wrong. It will just be a larger body count when they finally cover the story.

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