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Just saw a report on the BBC with camera crew following British soldiers.
The soldiers tried to enter a police station to inspect it.
They weren't allowed in becuase malicia men were telling the police what to do.
The soldiers decided it wasn't worth a blood bath trying to force the issue. Similiar situation at another place.
Saddam's republican guards are alive & well & still armed thanks to the decision by former US governor Paul Bremer to disband the Iraqi army in 2003, without disarming it.
The situation is hopeless.
The BBC journalist came to the conclusion that all the troops can hope to achieve is to still be alive at the end of each day.
The soldiers tried to enter a police station to inspect it.
They weren't allowed in becuase malicia men were telling the police what to do.
The soldiers decided it wasn't worth a blood bath trying to force the issue. Similiar situation at another place.
Saddam's republican guards are alive & well & still armed thanks to the decision by former US governor Paul Bremer to disband the Iraqi army in 2003, without disarming it.
The situation is hopeless.
The BBC journalist came to the conclusion that all the troops can hope to achieve is to still be alive at the end of each day.