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Iraqis Angry with "Savage Beast" MUSLIMs who Killed Aid Worker

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peace2004

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Nov 17, 2004, 2:19:25 PM11/17/04
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This one Iraqi (referring to Muslim terrorists) saying "These people are
savage beasts," said a man working close to the now shuttered Care
offices in Baghdad" is right.

Muslim terrorists , Jihadis and beheaders are following Quran and
Mohamad's examples, and have no respect for Women, Iraqis or Aid workers.
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Iraqis Angry, Distraught at Aid Worker's Murder

Wed Nov 17,10:36 AM ET Top Stories - Reuters


By Mussab al-Khairalla

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqis reacted with anger and disbelief Wednesday to
news that British-Iraqi aid worker Margaret Hassan, who worked in Iraq
(news - web sites) for decades before being kidnapped a month ago, had
been killed by her captors.


Irish-born Hassan, 59, moved to Iraq more than 30 years ago after
marrying an Iraqi engineer. She learned Arabic and became a pillar of
support in local communities, often helping the needy in the face of
opposition during Saddam Hussein (news - web sites)'s regime.


Those who knew her, worked with her or were helped by her described
Hassan as a formidable woman who went about her work with determination.
She helped the disabled, the orphaned and those without water or
sanitation calmly and efficiently.


One of the hospitals she regularly supported was a spinal cord clinic in
Baghdad run by Qayder al-Chalabi, who said her loss was a huge blow to
all Iraqis.


The killers "made a very big mistake. This was the wrong person," he
told Reuters Wednesday.


"I cannot imagine that these things could happen to her because she was
a very humanitarian person. She felt our suffering, she understood the
suffering of the Iraqi people.


"We need to admire and remember her. We must have a ceremony every year
to remember her," he said, adding that he believed a statue should be
erected in her honor.


Hassan was kidnapped Oct. 19 as she was being driven to work in Baghdad,
where she was the director of the local operation of aid organization
Care International.


A video released to Arabic news channel Al Jazeera showed a hooded
figure shooting a blindfolded woman in the head.


Hassan's husband and British foreign office officials have said they
believe the video tape is "probably genuine" and her family has said
they believe Margaret Hassan is dead.


'SAVAGE BEASTS'


Militant Islamists have waged a campaign of kidnappings and killings to
try to force U.S.-led troops and foreigners to leave Iraq. More than 120
foreigners have been kidnapped in Iraq since April and more than three
dozen have been killed.


If confirmed, Hassan would be the first foreign woman killed.


Several foreigners are still believed to be held, including at least one
other woman, Polish-Iraqi Teresa Borcz Khalifa. Others include two
American men and two French journalists.


"These people are savage beasts," said a man working close to the now
shuttered Care offices in Baghdad. He would not give his name for fear
of reprisals.


"The whole idea of kidnapping is completely wrong. If people want to
resist the occupation they can fight American troops, not kill Iraqis or
innocent foreigners," he said.


A campaign to gather information on Hassan's whereabouts was recently
launched in Baghdad, with a picture of Hassan holding a sick Iraqi child
posted on billboards around the city.

The billboards read: "Margaret Hassan is truly a daughter of Iraq ...
She is against the occupation."

"She came to help us and give us prosperity," said Hashim Hassan, a
41-year-old security guard at a surgery. "These terrorists are outsiders
ruining Iraq's image. Iraqis would not destroy their own country."

Unemployed Yusuf Ali, 35, said attacking or kidnapping aid workers was a
development that would only harm the nation.

"The enemies of Iraq are attacking power stations, oil pipelines and
kidnapping foreigners and aid workers at a time when we need them most.
Aid workers would be flowing into Falluja right now if they didn't fear
decapitation," he said.


http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=564&ncid=564&e=2&u=/nm/20041117/ts_nm/iraq_hassan_reaction_dc

Alborz

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Nov 17, 2004, 2:24:04 PM11/17/04
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the iraqis are happy about US-soldier who shots the injured iraqi in
Falluja to the head
"peace2004" <peac...@peace.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:1vNmd.2121$Qh3....@newsread3.news.atl.earthlink.net...

Atash

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Nov 17, 2004, 4:58:55 PM11/17/04
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She was most likely a CIA whore!
God will bring victory to Islam and Moslems, it is just a matter of
time.

RBRK

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Nov 17, 2004, 5:08:07 PM11/17/04
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Atash <At...@yahoo.com> wrote in news:9ainp0hm5e4apc5hqcvdura6rlj80qe3gg@
4ax.com:

> She was most likely a CIA whore!
> God will bring victory to Islam and Moslems, it is just a matter of
> time.

Allah will screw you in the ass.

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