US Spending Billions To Stop Iraq IEDs
The United States is pouring billions more dollars and fresh platoons of experts into its campaign to "defeat IEDs," the roadside bombs President Bush describes as threat No. 1 to Iraq's future.
The American military even plans to build special, more defensible highways here, in its frustrating standoff with the makeshift munitions — "improvised explosive devices" — that Iraqi insurgents field by the hundreds to hobble U.S. road movements in the 3-year-old conflict.
Not enough personal protection, insufficiently armoured vehicles and supposedly no spending on IED prevention up to now. Just tell me how Bush is "supporting the troops"?
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They aren't concerned about Iraqi IED's so much as IED's built by Americans to protect their nation and states against those who are "protecting the homeland."
Consider just how much of a wrench IEDS throw into any plan to use Northern Command military personel to impose martial law.
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