The most horrific night in Fallujah

coalition forces have launch attacks on houses, bombs,missiles......

earth quack in Afghanistan and Pakistan 6.8 Richter scale , no report yet on casualties and damages

Arabic challenged readers?

alzajira reporter said that at dawn Tuesday , coalition forces launch attacks on the city, bombing houses from tanks, planes and missiles. there has been also intense exchanges of fire with insurgents, between 7 pm and 6 am.
the insurgent attacks were from all parts of the city

also there has been attacks on coalition forces in maklaouya near fallujah thatlasted more than 30 minutes . coalition headquarter has been attacked rpg .....\\

witnesses told french press reporter that many people got killed

These are civilians. They are all civilians and they hate us. They hate us because we don't belong there and we act like we own the place. They are NEVER going to like us or let us stay. NEVER. No matter how many of them we kill. NEVER.

These people DON'T get over it.

oil, right?:beer:

http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/iraq/la-fg-usiraq6apr06,1,1157030.story?coll=la-home-headlines
NEWS ANALYSIS
A 'Minor Cleric,' or a Martyr:Shiite cleric Muqtader Sadr
(Marwan Naamani / AFP)

By Paul Richter, Times Staff Writer

WASHINGTON — In seeking the arrest of radical Iraqi cleric Muqtader Sadr, the Bush administration is gambling that the Shiite leader still has a limited following that can be neutralized without disrupting U.S. plans to hand sovereignty over to a fledgling Iraqi government in three months.

The U.S.-led coalition has avoided confrontation with Sadr for 10 months, preferring to try to isolate him politically. But Sadr's faction has attracted new support, and he has turned to more confrontational tactics. So rather than allow his organization to gain momentum and possibly undermine the interim government that is to take power in July, the administration has concluded that it needs to deal with him now, U.S. officials say.

The interim government may be especially vulnerable to disruption as it seeks to begin operations and organize elections, U.S. officials and experts say. And because the core of Sadr's support is in the slums of the capital, that could make him a special threat, they say.

But despite the U.S. confidence that Sadr is only a "relatively minor cleric," in the words of one official, it is difficult to anticipate the Iraqi public's reaction to any American move against him.
(snip)

http://neic.usgs.gov/neis/bulletin/neic_gxce.html



So here's hoping casualties will be limited to a few mountain goats.

Fallujah, however, is another matter . . .

http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/31FF1331-601D-4C63-9F80-66FD4252E040.htm

...the epicentre of the earthquake was some 450km north of Islamabad in the Hindukush mountains range in Afghanistan.

He said that although the quake was of a high intensity, its epicentre was nearly 200km underground - meaning it was unlikely to cause much damage.

More at link.

Thank God.

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This babysitting gig is getting old. A 26 year old male needs to go out and party. I'm soo tired of taking care of three kids 24 hours a day. It's been 9 months. Fuck, Fuck, Fuck.. This shit made me grow up fast though. Sigh........

Come home Ally.. Soon..