Again?

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Private security guards have killed two Iraqi women in central Baghdad, Iraqi police have reported.

The security company involved in the incident has not been named.

The deaths come after an Iraqi investigation reported that guards from the US firm Blackwater deliberately fired on Iraqi civilians, killing 17.

Anger at the incident last month is running high in Iraq. The government has demanded that the US end its association with Blackwater.

The Iraqi government has demanded Blackwater pay $8m (£3.9m) compensation to each family bereaved by last month's shootings.

Blackwater denies its men acted improperly, insisting they returned fire.

Witnesses to Tuesday's incident said the security guards signalled to a woman driving a car to pull over as they passed.

When she did not, they opened fire, killing her and a passenger.

Witnesses say the guards were part of the escort for a civilian convoy.

from the bbc news..

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why? don't wonder the Iraqis are pissed off

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

Some basic misconceptions on how to win them hearts and minds, it seems:

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Some basic misconceptions on how to win them hearts and minds, it seems:

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pwned..lol..that was good brother reinhard

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A 27-year-old laborer who would not give his name said one guard fired at the Oldsmobile's radiator in an apparent attempt to force it to stop after it had come within a few yards of the convoy. The car continued moving, dragging the radiator along the ground, he said.

"Then, two guys came out, approached the vehicle and shot for almost 10 seconds before returning to their SUVs and fleeing," he said. "The woman in the back started screaming. She had two kids with her, I think."

The plumbing shop owner estimated the car was about 30 feet from the SUVs when the guards fired the fatal shots.