thedrifter
08-29-06, 08:52 AM
Iraqi Mujahideen «Turned US Marines Into Trembling Rabbits»
Publication time: Today at 05:40 Djokhar time
An article written by a graduate from the Military High Command in North Korea was distributed Thursday, August 24, 2006, to a password-protected Islamic forum and concerns the American military structure and its current war with the Iraqi Mujahideen resistance. The author begins by describing the hierarchy of the American Army, then explaining that it possesses abilities that set it apart from foreign militaries, though these characteristics have not generated success in Iraq.
After the North Korean People's Army, the author places the American Army in terms of training, technology, and coordination, though he adds barbarism to the list of traits. He say: "The American Army is a cancer which destroys countries and eliminates people. It cannot be faced or remedied, but only with one medicine: it is the Jihad, the Holy War of the people. The people's war is long and enduring; it is only the one who can humiliate this technology and this barbarism."
The Mujahideen in Iraq has faced the American Army with an indefatigable spirit, and exposed the opposing forces' inability to adapt on the battlefield. The author writes: "If the enemy is use to certain fixed tactics, it will still do the same thing and there will be no innovation or surprise". Unexpected hits by the Mujahideen and constantly changing methods of combat resulted in psychological hysteria and nervous physicality, plaguing the American Army.
The author scoffs at American arrogance of expecting to enter a country and have little to no casualties to their Army, and says that the Iraqi Mujahideen destroyed this conceit and "turned the Marines, which its name frightens the world, into trembling rabbits".
Source: SITE Institute
Ellie
Publication time: Today at 05:40 Djokhar time
An article written by a graduate from the Military High Command in North Korea was distributed Thursday, August 24, 2006, to a password-protected Islamic forum and concerns the American military structure and its current war with the Iraqi Mujahideen resistance. The author begins by describing the hierarchy of the American Army, then explaining that it possesses abilities that set it apart from foreign militaries, though these characteristics have not generated success in Iraq.
After the North Korean People's Army, the author places the American Army in terms of training, technology, and coordination, though he adds barbarism to the list of traits. He say: "The American Army is a cancer which destroys countries and eliminates people. It cannot be faced or remedied, but only with one medicine: it is the Jihad, the Holy War of the people. The people's war is long and enduring; it is only the one who can humiliate this technology and this barbarism."
The Mujahideen in Iraq has faced the American Army with an indefatigable spirit, and exposed the opposing forces' inability to adapt on the battlefield. The author writes: "If the enemy is use to certain fixed tactics, it will still do the same thing and there will be no innovation or surprise". Unexpected hits by the Mujahideen and constantly changing methods of combat resulted in psychological hysteria and nervous physicality, plaguing the American Army.
The author scoffs at American arrogance of expecting to enter a country and have little to no casualties to their Army, and says that the Iraqi Mujahideen destroyed this conceit and "turned the Marines, which its name frightens the world, into trembling rabbits".
Source: SITE Institute
Ellie