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US Says Al Qaeda in Iraq Leader Not Captured
blog-city.com May 9, 2008
I guess the phony stories about Down Syndrome bombers bit the military a little too hard. Once they supported the Iraqi story of two women with Down Syndrome (nearly always associated with severe mental retardation) they had to push the story forcefuRelated Entries:William M. Arkin -- (WP) Early...
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What is this article about?
- Genetics and Birth Defects,
- Terrorist Organizations & Leaders,
- Child Health,
- War, Terrorism & Civil Disorder,
- Terrorism,
- Middle East Terrorist Groups,
- Defense,
- Down Syndrome,
- Armed Forces,
- Defense & Security Forces
What organizations were involved?
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