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Your comments and questions are always welcome. To send comments and questions please click here to go to our main page. March 20, 2003 Shock & Awe Will Come...If Necessary Cruise
Missiles Hit Saddam Palace in Baghdad Iraq
Invasion Begins As Bombing Continues Comments I'm sure you've heard all the facts of this war by now, but my
job isn't to report the news, but to take what is being said and analyze what I
see might happen. The "Shock and Awe" attack will come only if
precision strikes fail. Right now they are targeting the leadership and
the elite Republican Guard to see if that will destroy morale within the Iraqi
regular army. It has been reported that allied military command is
receiving emails from within the Republic Guard that they are ready to
surrender. This is an all out effort by the Pentagon to slowly move
troops toward Baghdad as allied jets concentrate on their precision
attacks. This will prove to minimize casualties and provide a safer final
assault on Baghdad. At this point, there are no reported casualties. But be assured, if this battle plan doesn't bring about the
desired results, we will see "Shock and Awe". I see a massive defection in the next 3-5 days that may or may
not require the promised mega attack. Continue to pray for our troops safety. Pastor Malone
(Reuters) - U.S. cruise missiles slammed into President Saddam Hussein's main
Baghdad palace on Thursday night during an attack that set buildings ablaze in
the city and caused massive explosions. Missiles flew in at low altitude and hit
a string of targets across the Iraqi capital in a second wave of missile attacks
after a dawn raid, Reuters witnesses said. About 300 miles to the southeast,
U.S. and British units crossed the border into Iraq from Kuwait at the start of
an invasion that Washington says will topple Saddam.
(AP) - American combat units rumbled across the desert into Iraq from the south
on Thursday and U.S. and British forces bombed limited targets in Baghdad. But
military commanders withheld the massive onslaught that would signal all-out
war. "The days of the Saddam Hussein regime are numbered," Defense
Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld confidently predicted, although he also said there
was "no need for a broader conflict" if Iraqi leaders surrender.