shiva2999
March 9th, 2006, 9:18:55 PM
And don't forget, the Ministry of the Interior are the guys that are running the death squads...
http://www.khaleejtimes.com/DisplayArticle.asp?xfile=data/focusoniraq/2006/March/focusoniraq_March14.xml§ion=focusoniraq&col=
Half of calls to Iraq anti-rebel hotline are insults
(AFP)
4 March 2006
BAGHDAD - Half the calls to a telephone hotline set up by the government to fight insurgents are insults, Iraq’s Interior Minister Bayan Jabr Solagh complained on Saturday.
Speaking at a news conference, he also bemoaned the fact the emergency line was often out of order.
State television daily broadcasts ads urging citizens to dial ”130” and report suspicious activities.
“I’m not at all pleased with this service when out of 15 lines, eight are down. We’ve tried to repair them, but I still don’t know if they are working,” he said.
“Police officers answering the phones also say that half the calls are from people who want to insult them,” he added.
Television spots have depicted Iraqis from all walks of life phoning the hotline to report a kidnapping in progress, the discovery of an arms cache or the placing by insurgents of a roadside bomb.
http://www.khaleejtimes.com/DisplayArticle.asp?xfile=data/focusoniraq/2006/March/focusoniraq_March14.xml§ion=focusoniraq&col=
Half of calls to Iraq anti-rebel hotline are insults
(AFP)
4 March 2006
BAGHDAD - Half the calls to a telephone hotline set up by the government to fight insurgents are insults, Iraq’s Interior Minister Bayan Jabr Solagh complained on Saturday.
Speaking at a news conference, he also bemoaned the fact the emergency line was often out of order.
State television daily broadcasts ads urging citizens to dial ”130” and report suspicious activities.
“I’m not at all pleased with this service when out of 15 lines, eight are down. We’ve tried to repair them, but I still don’t know if they are working,” he said.
“Police officers answering the phones also say that half the calls are from people who want to insult them,” he added.
Television spots have depicted Iraqis from all walks of life phoning the hotline to report a kidnapping in progress, the discovery of an arms cache or the placing by insurgents of a roadside bomb.