Mica messi bene ....nella foto proteste del 24 settembre a baghdad
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Post subject: Photos From Iraq: September 23 - October 10,
2005
Photos From Iraq: September 23 - October 10,
2005
Suicide bombers target civilians, tanks burn, more El
Salvador-style killings, and bad driving gets occupiers in trouble.
note: have patience if images fail to load on the first try.
A suicide bomber
attacked a public bus in the capital on the 23rd, for unknown reasons. At least
five people died 
An anti-occupation
protest in Baghdad on the 24th. 'Iraqi Freedom Congress' is a labor group.
A member of the
American-installed Interior ministry's 'al-Hussein Brigade' and detainees taken
in a pre-dawn raid outside Baghdad, same day. 
In Samarra, seven
members of a family were killed when their home was hit with mortar rounds on
the 25th. 
The previous night,
American soldiers and collaborators entered Sadr City, stronghold of the
anti-occupation Mehdi army, and killed at least 8 people. The Americans claimed
they were attacked; the Mehdi army said the Americans began firing at random and
the dead were civilians. 
An American armored
vehicle destroyed a car in Ramadi on the 26th, as it ran from an ambush. AP
didn't bother to mention what happened to the driver. 
Also in Ramadi
that day. 
"Detainees" wait to
be "processed for release" at Abu Ghraib on the 27th. The U.S. military claimed
it had released 500 prisoners from its famous torture camp.
Seven men were
taken by Iraqi police, bound, and shot in the head in Baghdad on the 28th. Tahir
Dawood, brother of two of the victims, told AP that they had no connection to
anyone involved in the war. This type of thing now happens on a daily basis in
Iraq. 
September 29,
Baghdad. 
A carbomb targetting
civilians killed over 100 people in Balad September 30. 
A Danish occupier
was killed, and two others wounded, in a roadside bombing Basra October 1st.
A girl is taken into
a hospital after she was "mistakenly shot" by Iraqi police in Baqouba on the
1st. 
More "detainees"
were released in a token "goodwill gesture" from Abu Ghraib, same day. For being
illegally and wrongfully caged for months or even years, they received $25 and a
Koran from the U.S. military. 
October 2, Tikrit.
October 3 in Ramadi,
after Iraqis working for the U.S. military were ambushed.
Same day at the
Baghdad dump, where many people come to find subsistance.
A suicide carbomber
killed two Iraqi police at the entrance to the Green Zone in Baghdad on the 4th.
The man in the picture later died. 
Another suicide
bomber attacked a Shia mosque in Hilla, killing at least 25 people and wounding
many more, on October 5. 
An Iraqi woman
walks away as US troops wait for a medivac helicopter after they clashed with
unidentified gunmen in Baghdad, Iraq, Thursday Oct. 6 2005. Clashes erupted
after a US tank collided with a civilian car killing its driver, and some US
soldiers were injured and evacuated by helicopter, Iraqi Police Major Mosa Abdul
Karim said. (AP - photo: Hadi Mizban) 
Honduran mercenaries
board a bus to begin their journey to Iraq in Tegucigalpa, on the same day,
where they were hired by the American company "Your Solutions".
A 'suspected
insurgent' at the headquarters of the collaborationist Interior Ministry in
Baghdad, on October 10. 
A suicide bomber,
foreground, attacked a police patrol in Baghdad on October 10, 2005. The text of
the billboard reads "Iraq - A Promising Future"
News: American soldiers opened
fire at random after they were hit with a roadside bomb in Beiji on the 24th, killing
eight people and wounding six more. On the same day, U.S. occupiers also
killed a police captain and a city council member in Duluiyah after the two
reportedly shot at them.
Throughout the last couple weeks,
the U.S. marines have been on a rampage in western Iraq, driving
thousands of people from their homes by assaulting their cities with aerial
bombing, helicopters, artillery, and gunfire. The only pictures to emerge from
these events are of soldiers brandishing their guns, and with few exceptions,
the "offensive" is reported entirely in the words of the U.S. military.
Check out Alive in Baghdad, the website of an
independent American journalist who (hopefully) will be working in Iraq soon.
With pictures - some of
which are very interesting.
Photos from Iraq
Archives:
September
5 - 20
August
23 - September 3
August
12 – 22
July 30
- August 10
July 15
– 29
July 1 –
14
June 13
– 28
May 27
– June 12
May
12-25
May 4 –
11
April
26 – May 3
April
13 - 24
March
28—April 10
March
21--27
March
12--20
March
1–11
February
21--28
February
11--20
February
3--10
January
25 – Feb 1
January
15--24
January
3--14
November
23--Dec 6 (2004)
November
16 – 24
November
13–18
September
25--Nov 10
September
1-21
(some photos may be broken due to external
sites moving images around)
selected sources:
Yahoo Iraq photos
Getty
Images> (type ‘Iraq’ and re-search)
Crisis pictures
TheNausea.com
Dahr Jamail
Please
reply here if you know where more original Iraq photos, preferably with details,
can be obtained.
