mburbank
Oct 26th, 2004, 12:36 PM
AP
Interim Prime Minister Ayad Allawi blamed the coalition for poor security in Saturday's ambush about 95 miles east of Baghdad.
"It was a heinous crime where a group of National Guards were targeted," Allawi said. "There was great negligence on the part of some coalition forces. It seems there was sort of determination on doing Iraq and Iraqi people harm."
The US meanwhile, points out this was obviously an inside job, and then draws the erronious conclusion that, like everything else in Iraq, it's not our fault, and we couldn't have done anything about it.
Interim Prime Minister Ayad Allawi blamed the coalition for poor security in Saturday's ambush about 95 miles east of Baghdad.
"It was a heinous crime where a group of National Guards were targeted," Allawi said. "There was great negligence on the part of some coalition forces. It seems there was sort of determination on doing Iraq and Iraqi people harm."
The US meanwhile, points out this was obviously an inside job, and then draws the erronious conclusion that, like everything else in Iraq, it's not our fault, and we couldn't have done anything about it.