Thursday, March 23, 2006

Hostages Freed By Allied Forces in Iraq

I wonder if these hardcore anti-war Leftists will be grateful to the military for their rescue from certain death?
I doubt it.
British Iraq hostage Kember freed One British and two Canadian peace activists held hostage in Iraq for almost four months have been freed in an operation by multinational forces.
Norman Kember, 74, of north-west London, James Loney, 41, and Harmeet Singh Sooden, 32, were three of four men seized in Baghdad in November.
Mr Kember is said to be in a "reasonable condition" while the two Canadians were taken to hospital.
The body of murdered US citizen Tom Fox was found in Baghdad two weeks ago.
Foreign Secretary Jack Straw said he had spoken to Mr Kember's wife Pat and that she was "absolutely delighted, elated with this news".
"I'm delighted that now we have a happy ending to this terrible ordeal for Norman Kember, for his family, for the Canadian hostages and for their families as well," he said.
Prime Minister Tony Blair said he was delighted by the news, and particularly pleased for the freed men and their families.

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