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US suffers heavy Afghan losses

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US suffers heavy Afghan losses


Military | 206689 hits | Jul 13 11:08 am | Posted by: Streaker
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Nine US soldiers have been killed in Afghanistan in clashes with Taleban militants.

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  1. by avatar CanAm1
    Mon Jul 14, 2008 3:12 pm
    In a separate incident on Sunday, a suicide bomber killed at least 21 people, many of them children, in a market in the Deh Rawud district of Uruzgan province.
    No group has claimed responsibility for the suicide bombing.


    Does it seem to you like we have to have someone claim responsibility for this crap or the media won't legitimize the story?
    And why wasn't the story lead with many terrorists killed in counter offensive?
    That is because of media bias, they know most people only read the first few sentences of a story and they bury the enemy casualties way down in the story.



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