إبن الوليد
05-04-2003, 02:30 PM
الحمد لله والصلاة والسلام على رسول الله
الكاتب الانجليزى الشهير روبرت فيسك ذهب بنفسه للمطار ودردش مع الحراس ووقف على مدرج المطار
ولم يشاهد الامريكان
SADDAM HUSSEIN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (8:00 AM) -- So where are the Americans? I prowled the empty departure lounges, mooched through the abandoned customs department, chatted to the seven armed militia guards, met the airport director and stood beside the runways where two dust-covered Iraqi Airways passenger jets -- an old 727 and an even more elderly Antonov -- stood forlornly on the runway not far from an equally decrepit military helicopter.
ويقوا ان محطة BBC قد قالت قبل ثلاث ساعات ان وحدات متقدمة من فرقة مشاة امريكية هى على بعد اقل من 16 كم من بغداد
وقال انا ذهبت الى مسافة 27 كم غرب بغداد ولم ارى الامريكان
Only three hours earlier, the BBC had reported claims that forward units of an American mechanised infantry division were less than 16km west of Baghdad -- and that some US troops had taken up positions on the very edge of the international airport.
But I was 27km west of the city. And there were no Americans, no armour, not a soul around the runways of the airport whose namesake, in poster form, sat nonchalantly in the arrivals lounge in a business suit, cigar in hand. Even more astonishingly, there was no sign of the 12,000 Republican Guards whom the US division expected to fight
ويقول ان الامريكيين قد ضبطوا مرة اخرى وهم يكذبون كما فعلوا من قبل منذ اسبوع عن السيطرة على الناصرية
Sure, the Americans had been caught lying again - as they were about the "securing" of Nasiriyah more than a week ago -
سأترجم لكم المقال كاملا غدا بإذن الله تعالى
والسلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
الكاتب الانجليزى الشهير روبرت فيسك ذهب بنفسه للمطار ودردش مع الحراس ووقف على مدرج المطار
ولم يشاهد الامريكان
SADDAM HUSSEIN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (8:00 AM) -- So where are the Americans? I prowled the empty departure lounges, mooched through the abandoned customs department, chatted to the seven armed militia guards, met the airport director and stood beside the runways where two dust-covered Iraqi Airways passenger jets -- an old 727 and an even more elderly Antonov -- stood forlornly on the runway not far from an equally decrepit military helicopter.
ويقوا ان محطة BBC قد قالت قبل ثلاث ساعات ان وحدات متقدمة من فرقة مشاة امريكية هى على بعد اقل من 16 كم من بغداد
وقال انا ذهبت الى مسافة 27 كم غرب بغداد ولم ارى الامريكان
Only three hours earlier, the BBC had reported claims that forward units of an American mechanised infantry division were less than 16km west of Baghdad -- and that some US troops had taken up positions on the very edge of the international airport.
But I was 27km west of the city. And there were no Americans, no armour, not a soul around the runways of the airport whose namesake, in poster form, sat nonchalantly in the arrivals lounge in a business suit, cigar in hand. Even more astonishingly, there was no sign of the 12,000 Republican Guards whom the US division expected to fight
ويقول ان الامريكيين قد ضبطوا مرة اخرى وهم يكذبون كما فعلوا من قبل منذ اسبوع عن السيطرة على الناصرية
Sure, the Americans had been caught lying again - as they were about the "securing" of Nasiriyah more than a week ago -
سأترجم لكم المقال كاملا غدا بإذن الله تعالى
والسلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته