Shoot First Ask Questions Later... Still US Policy in Iraq....

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An Iraqi boy, viewed through a shattered windshield, surveys a charred civilian vehicle after it was set ablaze when U.S. forces, according to residents, randomly opened fire as they came under an improvised explosive device attack in the city of Ramadi, west of Baghdad, March 17, 2005. One young Iraqi girl was wounded in the shooting, the residents said. U.S. military in Iraq (news - web sites) had no immediate confirmation of the incident. REUTERS/Ali al-Mashadani





An Iraq (news - web sites) Police officer prepares a vehicle for removal after U.S. troops fired on the car, wounding and possibly killing the driver, according to witnesses in Baghdad, Iraq Thursday, March 17, 2005. Two years after the fall of Saddam Hussein (news - web sites), Iraqi legislators were sworn in Wednesday as members of the 275-seat National Assembly, vowing to uphold freedom and democracy.(AP Photo/Asaad Muhsin)

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1. When a bomb goes off, start shooting everything in sight

They hate us for our freedom

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2. Whoops! Another "unfortunate incident".

A lot of that going around in Iraq. But, since only Iraqis were injured rather than white people of importance, the usual intensive investigation will be completed in 5 minutes and forgotten. And, now on to the good news of the spreading of democracy.