Thursday, March 23, 2006
Kidnapped Christian Aid Workers Released
They were rescued by the military. And guess what I heard on the radio. The head of their organization heaped blame on the military.
This is what delusion looks like. People who are sympathetic to the cause of the terrorists get kidnapped by said terrorists and are rescued by the "occupiers". And even with that, the group's leader doesn't learn anything.
They were rescued by the military. And guess what I heard on the radio. The head of their organization heaped blame on the military.
This is what delusion looks like. People who are sympathetic to the cause of the terrorists get kidnapped by said terrorists and are rescued by the "occupiers". And even with that, the group's leader doesn't learn anything.
The Christian Peacemaker Teams said the activists went to Iraq "motivated by a passion for justice and peace." Group volunteers have been in Iraq since October 2002, investigating allegations of abuse against Iraqi detainees by coalition forces. Its teams promote peaceful solutions in conflict zones.
"They knew that their only protection was in the power of the love of God and of their Iraqi and international co-workers," Pritchard said.
He also called for coalition forces to leave the country.
"We believe that the illegal occupation of Iraq by Multinational Forces is the root cause of the insecurity which led to this kidnapping and so much pain and suffering in Iraq," Pritchard said.
