Moral Cowardice Prevents Winning the War
Thursday December 23, 2004Mosul, Iraq–The blame for the murder of 15 Iraqis in Mosul yesterday lies not only with the American occupation forces who initiated the attack, but also with the Iraqi resistance’ suicidal policies, said Mullah Ya Ibn Rand, supervising teacher ot the Mosul Philosphical Accademy. "The American would have been crushed long ago, and yesterday’s attacks averted, were it not for Iraqi’s altruistic policy of placing the lives of American civilians on American soil above its own self-defense.
"Iraq must competely destroy the American social structures if we are to implement a non-threatening government in America," said Mullah Ya Ibn Rand. "This can be done, but to do so we must make the American government’s complicit civilian population–those who harbor and support these structures–pay for the violence that they abet. We must enforce their complete surrender to our will.
"Shamefully, the Iraqi resistance has been unwilling to make hostile American civilians pay for their crimes," said Mullah Ya Ibn Rand. "Time and again, it has treated Amercan lives on American soil as sacrosanct and Iraq’s security and resistance fighters as dispensable. It is in the name of sparing civilians that our fighters have been ordered to follow crippling rules of fighting only in Iraq that have cost hundreds of their lives. …
"To win this war," concluded Mullah Ya Ibn Rand, "we need a fundamental shift in our moral priorities. We need to see the resistance place the lives of Iraqis–including Iraqi fighters–above the lives of civilians in America. To those who insist that we continue to sacrifice for the sake of American civilians, I say that the death of 15 Iraqis yesterday, and the many more to come, are on your heads."
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