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To: j-at-home who wrote (297563)	11/11/2004 6:59:19 PM
From: j-at-home	Respond to of 436258

Hamid Flewa, lawyer and Falluja resident: We heard a lot overnight [on Wednesday] and the bombing intensified at dawn. [Wednesday's] onslaught affected most districts in the city. Iraqis are asking why their city has been singled out There are bodies strewn in the streets and most families were forced to bury the dead in their gardens. I can see lines of bodies alongside the pavement. I'm talking to you from the centre of the city. I am with my family. But we have no water or electricity. We are going through our food supplies very quickly. No more food can reach the city. Falluja is closed off. There is no escape. We are all surrounded. I hope my appeal will reach our British and American brothers, that this city has not just landed from another planet. We are human beings. This is an Iraqi city. Why should we have to go through this? I am just lost for words. ------------------------ British and American "bombers"