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To: DeplorableIrredeemableRedneck who wrote (2878)	11/12/2006 10:22:45 AM
From: Proud_Infidel	Respond to of 20106

Suicide bombers attack police recruitment center POSTED: 9:00 a.m. EST, November 12, 2006 BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- Two suicide bombers strapped with explosives killed at least 35 Iraqis and wounded 60 more Sunday outside the national police headquarters in western Baghdad, an emergency police official said. The victims were among dozens of men waiting outside the recruitment center to join the police force when the suicide bombers detonated their explosives belts. At least 14 other people died in six separate bombings in Baghdad Sunday, police said. (Watch bombing victims rushed to hospitals -- 2:54) Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki called on his parliament Sunday to allow him to reshuffle his cabinet, according to a Kurdish member of the parliament. Al-Maliki made the request during a closed-door session, said parliament member Mahmoud Othman. After the session, al-Maliki noted that the cabinet, which includes Sunni, Shiite and Kurdish representatives, was already formed before he was chosen to be prime minister in April. "I have said repeatedly that this cabinet was not my choice," al-Maliki told reporters. He said he would "have selected other than the current ministers or at least some of them." Al-Maliki lashed out at lawmakers during the closed-door session, telling them their loyalty should be to a unified Iraq, not their religious sects or political parties, two members of parliament told The Associated Press. (Full story) Bombs spread carnage across Baghdad Four people died and 10 were wounded when a car bomb exploded near the Interior Ministry complex in central Baghdad. Three Iraqis were killed and 15 wounded when a car bomb exploded in a crowded street south of Baghdad in Yusufiya. Two people were killed and 15 wounded when a roadside bomb exploded on a busy street in southwestern Baghdad's Radhwaniya district. Three people were killed and seven wounded when a car bomb and a roadside bomb detonated within minutes of each other near Tayaran Square, a busy area in central Baghdad where day laborers gather. One Iraqi was killed and five wounded when a car bomb exploded near an outdoor market in central Baghdad's Karrada district. And one person was killed and six wounded when a car bomb exploded in southwestern Baghdad's Um al-Maalif neighborhood. U.S.-led coalition forces captured 10 suspected terrorists in a Baghdad raid Sunday morning, a Multi-National Corps - Iraq statement said. Based on intelligence, the troops arrested suspects thought to be al Qaeda in Iraq leaders who coordinate suicide operations in Baghdad and facilitate other terrorists and foreign fighters. The coalition said no troops or citizens were harmed during the raid and arrest. "Although this is another significant blow to al Qaeda in Iraq, the terrorist organization still poses a threat as its members continue to try and terrorize the Iraqi people," the statement said. cnn.com