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[thansen@moscow.com]

Greetings Visionaires -

It appears that things just got alot uglier judging by the article below.

I seriously doubt that our troops would fire on women and children unprovoked.  
It is my opinion that this van (loaded with women and children) was probably 
being driven by an Iraqi Republic Guardsman (in civilian clothing), knowing 
that if he ran a check point that he would be fired upon.  His superiors were 
probably also aware that this would make great propaganda, enforcing their 
image of the Coalition as a band of women/children killers, thus strengthening 
their alliance with the Arab League.

Just a thought.

Anybody else have an opinion?

Tom Hansen
Moscow, Idaho

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> -- U.S. soldiers fire into van carrying 13 women and children after it fails 
to stop at
checkpoint, Central Command says. Seven found dead, two wounded.
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