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Thread: Map of car bombs in Baghdad since 2003

20th October 2014 03:01 Link to Post #1
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Map of car bombs in Baghdad since 2003

Sum total of the reports we have been reading every couple of days for years on end:
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Re: Map of car bombs in Baghdad since 2003

If this is the majority of the city then where are people surviving? How?

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