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05-29-2004, 04:37 PM
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KHOBAR, SAUDI ARABIA: A TV grab taken from official Saudi television shows blood stains at the entrance of a building at one of the sites of triple attacks targeting oil facilities by suspected Islamist militants in the eastern oil city of al-Khobar 29 May 2004. An American citizen was among several people killed in the attacks, a US embassy spokesman in Riyadh said. Residents of the area and diplomatic sources earlier said that the militants had shot dead at least four Westerners, two Saudi guards and an Egyptian boy and seized hostages in the triple attacks. The assault, the latest in a wave of terror to hit Saudi Arabia over the past year, was claimed by the Al-Qaeda network of Saudi-born Osama bin Laden, although the authenticity of the claim could not be independently confirmed. AFP PHOTO/SAUDI TELEVISION (Photo credit should read -/AFP/***** Images)
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BAGHDAD, IRAQ - MAY 29: Blood stains a car door following a drive-by highway shooting that left two Iraqi men dead on May 29, 2004 in Baghdad, Iraq. Both the Coalitional Provisional Government and Iraqi security forces have said that an upscale in violence across Iraq will likely preceed the June 30th handover of power next month. (Photo by Wathiq Khuzaie/***** Images)
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ABU GHRAIB, IRAQ: Iraqi prisoner shouts and waves from a moving bus as it drives past a US Marine following their release from the Abu Ghraib prison, west of Baghdad, 28 May 2004. US forces released a new wave of prisoners today from the Abu Ghraib jail, which has become infamous as a torture house under Saddam Hussein and for a US prison abuse scandal. AFP PHOTO/Awad AWAD (Photo credit should read AWAD AWAD/AFP/***** Images)
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SRINAGAR, INDIA: A Indian policeman blocks Kashmiri demonstrators demanding the release of two separatist leaders including the chief of the Muslim League, Masarat Alam, in Srinagar, 29 May 2004. The separatist groups in the previous talks with he ousted government of former prime minister Atal Behari Vajpayee have highlighted alleged rights abuses, demanding the military be kept on a tight leash. AFP PHOTO/Sajjad HUSSAIN (Photo credit should read SAJJAD HUSSAIN/AFP/***** Images)
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BUKAVU, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO: An Uruguayan soldier of the UN mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo (MONUC) searches 29 May 2004 people coming from the Rwandan side of the border and entering in Bukavu. A UN military observer was killed overnight by a group of unidentified armed men near the eastern city of Bukavu. Persistent tension in the town of Bukavu, where a UN helicopter opened fire 28 May amid clashes between rival army units, has exposed the local fragility of the country's peace process. AFP PHOTO (Photo credit should read STR/AFP/***** Images)
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BUKAVU, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO: MONUC soldiers stand guard in the streets of Bukavu, Democratic Republic of Congo, 29 May 2004 following fights between rival units which started 26 May. Rival units of the new army in DRC exchanges gunfire in Bukavu, eastern DRC, prompting the UN mission in DRC, the MONUC, to deploy combat helicopters and troops. According to the Congolese Red Cross 24 people have already been killed, most of them soldiers, in the fighting. AFP PHOTO/STR (Photo credit should read STR/AFP/***** Images)
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Truck destroyed in the attack on the Oil Compounds in Saudi Arabia (screen capture).
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TEL AVIV, ISRAEL - MAY 28: (ISRAEL OUT) A cat stands next to the Levy (Haonia) House on May 28, 2004 in Tel Aviv, Israel. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) will inaugurate Tel Aviv as a World Heritage Site for its treasure of Bauhaus architecture on June 6, 2004, with its 'White City' home to more buildings in the Bauhaus - or Modern Movement - style than anywhere else in the world. (Photo by Uriel Sinai/***** Images)
Because every pics of the day needs some pussy ;)
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GHAZERKHAN, IRAN: Ghazerkhan villagers stand among the debris of their house following an earthquake in Ghazerkhan village, 280 kilometers northwest from the capital Tehran, 29 May 2004. At least 20 people were killed when a strong quake struck, sparking panic as far away as Tehran among people afraid of a repeat of the devastating tremor in Bam which killed tens of thousands. AFP PHOTO/Atta KENARE (Photo credit should read ATTA KENARE/AFP/***** Images)
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BEIRUT, LEBANON: Head of the Shiite movement Hezbollah Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah gives a press conference in the southern suburb of Beirut 29 May 2004. Nasrallah pointed a finger of blame at "groups linked to the US embassy" after riots in a Shiite southern suburb of the Lebanese capital where five demonstrators were killed. AFP PHOTO/Joseph BARRAK (Photo credit should read JOSEPH BARRAK/AFP/***** Images)
Some sign language from him...
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BEIRUT, LEBANON: Lebanese Shiite youths burn tires 28 May 2004 during the funeral of Ali Kharfan, 19, who was shot dead a day earlier by the Lebanese army during clashes in the Shiite southern Beirut suburb of Hay al-Sellom. Residents of the impoverished suburb sealed off their district to bury their dead, killed when a strike against high fuel and other prices turned violent and troops fired on protestors. Police said five people, including a woman, were shot dead by soldiers in Hay al-Sellom after demonstrators threw stones. The sixth was a civil defence worker who died of injuries received when the labour ministry was subsequently stormed and set alight. AFP PHOTO/Haitham MUSSAWI (Photo credit should read HAITHAM MUSSAWI/AFP/***** Images)
Burn baby burn the flames are getting HIGHER!....
Damn I remeber burning tires when I was a kid...but never in the middle of the road :P
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BEIRUT, LEBANON: Lebanese Shiite youths burn tires 28 May 2004 during the funeral of Ali Kharfan, 19, who was shot dead a day earlier by the Lebanese army during clashes in the Shiite southern Beirut suburb of Hay al-Sellom. Residents of the impoverished suburb sealed off their district to bury their dead, killed when a strike against high fuel and other prices turned violent and troops fired on protestors. Police said five people, including a woman, were shot dead by soldiers in Hay al-Sellom after demonstrators threw stones. The sixth was a civil defence worker who died of injuries received when the labour ministry was subsequently stormed and set alight. AFP PHOTO/Haitham MUSSAWI (Photo credit should read HAITHAM MUSSAWI/AFP/***** Images)
More enviromentally friendly fires
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BEIRUT, LEBANON: Lebanese soldiers check ask a young Lebanese man for his ID card in Beirut's southern suburb of Uzai 28 May 2004. Troops were still present in force this morning on main roads fringing the southern suburbs, as residents of an impoverished Beirut Shiite suburb sealed off their district to bury their dead, killed when a strike against high fuel and other prices turned violent and troops fired on protestors yesterday. Police said five people, including a woman, were shot dead by soldiers in the southern Shiite-populated suburb of Hay al-Sellom after demonstrators threw stones. The sixth was a civil defence worker who died of injuries received when the labour ministry was subsequently stormed and set alight. AFP PHOTO/Joseph BARRAK (Photo credit should read JOSEPH BARRAK/AFP/***** Images)
Whoa speed-racer slow down there :lol: Joes Quadrophenia stolen and undercover? ;)
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VLADIKAVKAZ, RUSSIAN FEDERATION: Investigators work at the blast site near the town of Vladikavkaz 29 May 2004. A blast derailed a passenger train Saturday outside of the southern Russian city of Vladikavkaz, near war-torn Chechnya, without causing any serious injuries, police said. AFP PHOTO (Photo credit should read STRINGER/AFP/***** Images)
KHOBAR, SAUDI ARABIA: A TV grab taken from official Saudi television shows blood stains at the entrance of a building at one of the sites of triple attacks targeting oil facilities by suspected Islamist militants in the eastern oil city of al-Khobar 29 May 2004. An American citizen was among several people killed in the attacks, a US embassy spokesman in Riyadh said. Residents of the area and diplomatic sources earlier said that the militants had shot dead at least four Westerners, two Saudi guards and an Egyptian boy and seized hostages in the triple attacks. The assault, the latest in a wave of terror to hit Saudi Arabia over the past year, was claimed by the Al-Qaeda network of Saudi-born Osama bin Laden, although the authenticity of the claim could not be independently confirmed. AFP PHOTO/SAUDI TELEVISION (Photo credit should read -/AFP/***** Images)
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BAGHDAD, IRAQ - MAY 29: Blood stains a car door following a drive-by highway shooting that left two Iraqi men dead on May 29, 2004 in Baghdad, Iraq. Both the Coalitional Provisional Government and Iraqi security forces have said that an upscale in violence across Iraq will likely preceed the June 30th handover of power next month. (Photo by Wathiq Khuzaie/***** Images)
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ABU GHRAIB, IRAQ: Iraqi prisoner shouts and waves from a moving bus as it drives past a US Marine following their release from the Abu Ghraib prison, west of Baghdad, 28 May 2004. US forces released a new wave of prisoners today from the Abu Ghraib jail, which has become infamous as a torture house under Saddam Hussein and for a US prison abuse scandal. AFP PHOTO/Awad AWAD (Photo credit should read AWAD AWAD/AFP/***** Images)
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SRINAGAR, INDIA: A Indian policeman blocks Kashmiri demonstrators demanding the release of two separatist leaders including the chief of the Muslim League, Masarat Alam, in Srinagar, 29 May 2004. The separatist groups in the previous talks with he ousted government of former prime minister Atal Behari Vajpayee have highlighted alleged rights abuses, demanding the military be kept on a tight leash. AFP PHOTO/Sajjad HUSSAIN (Photo credit should read SAJJAD HUSSAIN/AFP/***** Images)
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BUKAVU, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO: An Uruguayan soldier of the UN mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo (MONUC) searches 29 May 2004 people coming from the Rwandan side of the border and entering in Bukavu. A UN military observer was killed overnight by a group of unidentified armed men near the eastern city of Bukavu. Persistent tension in the town of Bukavu, where a UN helicopter opened fire 28 May amid clashes between rival army units, has exposed the local fragility of the country's peace process. AFP PHOTO (Photo credit should read STR/AFP/***** Images)
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BUKAVU, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO: MONUC soldiers stand guard in the streets of Bukavu, Democratic Republic of Congo, 29 May 2004 following fights between rival units which started 26 May. Rival units of the new army in DRC exchanges gunfire in Bukavu, eastern DRC, prompting the UN mission in DRC, the MONUC, to deploy combat helicopters and troops. According to the Congolese Red Cross 24 people have already been killed, most of them soldiers, in the fighting. AFP PHOTO/STR (Photo credit should read STR/AFP/***** Images)
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Truck destroyed in the attack on the Oil Compounds in Saudi Arabia (screen capture).
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TEL AVIV, ISRAEL - MAY 28: (ISRAEL OUT) A cat stands next to the Levy (Haonia) House on May 28, 2004 in Tel Aviv, Israel. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) will inaugurate Tel Aviv as a World Heritage Site for its treasure of Bauhaus architecture on June 6, 2004, with its 'White City' home to more buildings in the Bauhaus - or Modern Movement - style than anywhere else in the world. (Photo by Uriel Sinai/***** Images)
Because every pics of the day needs some pussy ;)
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GHAZERKHAN, IRAN: Ghazerkhan villagers stand among the debris of their house following an earthquake in Ghazerkhan village, 280 kilometers northwest from the capital Tehran, 29 May 2004. At least 20 people were killed when a strong quake struck, sparking panic as far away as Tehran among people afraid of a repeat of the devastating tremor in Bam which killed tens of thousands. AFP PHOTO/Atta KENARE (Photo credit should read ATTA KENARE/AFP/***** Images)
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BEIRUT, LEBANON: Head of the Shiite movement Hezbollah Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah gives a press conference in the southern suburb of Beirut 29 May 2004. Nasrallah pointed a finger of blame at "groups linked to the US embassy" after riots in a Shiite southern suburb of the Lebanese capital where five demonstrators were killed. AFP PHOTO/Joseph BARRAK (Photo credit should read JOSEPH BARRAK/AFP/***** Images)
Some sign language from him...
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BEIRUT, LEBANON: Lebanese Shiite youths burn tires 28 May 2004 during the funeral of Ali Kharfan, 19, who was shot dead a day earlier by the Lebanese army during clashes in the Shiite southern Beirut suburb of Hay al-Sellom. Residents of the impoverished suburb sealed off their district to bury their dead, killed when a strike against high fuel and other prices turned violent and troops fired on protestors. Police said five people, including a woman, were shot dead by soldiers in Hay al-Sellom after demonstrators threw stones. The sixth was a civil defence worker who died of injuries received when the labour ministry was subsequently stormed and set alight. AFP PHOTO/Haitham MUSSAWI (Photo credit should read HAITHAM MUSSAWI/AFP/***** Images)
Burn baby burn the flames are getting HIGHER!....
Damn I remeber burning tires when I was a kid...but never in the middle of the road :P
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BEIRUT, LEBANON: Lebanese Shiite youths burn tires 28 May 2004 during the funeral of Ali Kharfan, 19, who was shot dead a day earlier by the Lebanese army during clashes in the Shiite southern Beirut suburb of Hay al-Sellom. Residents of the impoverished suburb sealed off their district to bury their dead, killed when a strike against high fuel and other prices turned violent and troops fired on protestors. Police said five people, including a woman, were shot dead by soldiers in Hay al-Sellom after demonstrators threw stones. The sixth was a civil defence worker who died of injuries received when the labour ministry was subsequently stormed and set alight. AFP PHOTO/Haitham MUSSAWI (Photo credit should read HAITHAM MUSSAWI/AFP/***** Images)
More enviromentally friendly fires
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BEIRUT, LEBANON: Lebanese soldiers check ask a young Lebanese man for his ID card in Beirut's southern suburb of Uzai 28 May 2004. Troops were still present in force this morning on main roads fringing the southern suburbs, as residents of an impoverished Beirut Shiite suburb sealed off their district to bury their dead, killed when a strike against high fuel and other prices turned violent and troops fired on protestors yesterday. Police said five people, including a woman, were shot dead by soldiers in the southern Shiite-populated suburb of Hay al-Sellom after demonstrators threw stones. The sixth was a civil defence worker who died of injuries received when the labour ministry was subsequently stormed and set alight. AFP PHOTO/Joseph BARRAK (Photo credit should read JOSEPH BARRAK/AFP/***** Images)
Whoa speed-racer slow down there :lol: Joes Quadrophenia stolen and undercover? ;)
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VLADIKAVKAZ, RUSSIAN FEDERATION: Investigators work at the blast site near the town of Vladikavkaz 29 May 2004. A blast derailed a passenger train Saturday outside of the southern Russian city of Vladikavkaz, near war-torn Chechnya, without causing any serious injuries, police said. AFP PHOTO (Photo credit should read STRINGER/AFP/***** Images)