Calm Before The Storm

Posted Apr 16, 2009 by lindalulu / comments 5 comments / Print / Font Size Decrease font size Increase font size

Just when we thought Iraq was safe and the pullout of troops has begun another bomb. Was it the calm before the storm?

Just when we thought it was safe to pull

our troops out of Iraq things seem to be once more heating up. Was all the quiet just the calm before the storm?

On Thursday a suicide bomber dressed in a military uniform with a vest packed with explosives entered a military base in western Anbar Province in Iraq.

Dressed as military personal he walked into a base cafeteria and blew himself and at least 16 other troops into obilivian. At least 50 others were injured. All whom were killed and wounded were military personal.

Anbar was once over run with Al-Qauda and insurgents but since the presence of military had become one of the quietest provences since 2006.

Todays bomb blast is one of many high profile blasts that have beenĀ  on the rise in the past few weeks. Elections seems to be one of the main reasons, but I find it hard to believe this is the only reason.

With the pull out of American troops from Iraq and the plans for all or most to leave this country, and now all of a sudden more violence breaks out and more of our boys are dieing. Of course this is only speculation and has no true merits but this is my observation of the actions that are taking place once more in the recent quietness of Iraq.

Will the violence in the Middle East ever stop? Will our boys ever be able to leave the sand and return to their loved ones? These are the questions being asked and with the renewel of violence in this region I do belive this is still just a dream.

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Comments

Anne
Anne said... on April 21st, 2009 at 8:04 AM

God bless

Jolie777
Jolie777 said... on April 18th, 2009 at 6:17 PM

My prayers to keep them safe from harm! And soon they can come home to their families:)

monica55
monica55 said... on April 18th, 2009 at 7:01 AM

Continue to keep them in your prayers, and we are praying with you. They will come home. A very well written article.
Monica.

travelerscp
travelerscp said... on April 17th, 2009 at 5:57 AM

I pray for them all and their families. My husband was in Viet Nam. I know waiting is not easy.

cicisbo
cicisbo said... on April 17th, 2009 at 1:59 AM

I have friends over serving for the country. Not a day goes by that I wonder if today will be the day. Some have children, some only have parents. Regardless we wait, wondering and worrying at what cost they sacrifice their lives for us.



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