An Iraqi man mourns the death of Saddam al-Saidi as he walks in the

[dArKeR]

An Iraqi man mourns the death of Saddam al-Saidi as he walks in the funeral procession in Baghdad yesterday. Al-Saidi was killed along with four others in an overnight rocket attack on his neighborhood, according to family members.

http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/world/photo/2005/06/17/2005037430

I can't find this anyplace on the web. It's not like TT to be vague. I'm not sure who fired the missiles, rebels or Americans?

[bemildred]

1. CNN has the pic.

http://edition.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/meast/06/17/iraq.main/

Nothing about the attack. Sometimes "rockets" means mortars.
Sometimes it means RPGs. There are a lot of attacks that don't
make the news.

[dArKeR]

2. It's not there now but I believe you. I'm sorry, I can't accept what the

journalists are doing. They're incompetent and they're making their readers stupider. The first question for any person with the most basic investigative skills would be;
1. what happened?
2. who was acted upon?
3. who was the perpetrator?

[bemildred]

3. They are not journalists.

They are propagandists that pretend to be journalists.
Self-interested, spineless hacks, in other words.

[hmmlhole]

4. .

Indeed