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U.S. military: Al Qaeda in Iraq seeks female patients as bombers
Al Qaeda is recruiting female patients at Baghdad's 2 psychiatric hospitals for suicide missions with the help of hospital staff. Iraqi officials found two female bombers in deadly pet market attacks in Baghdad that left nearly 100 dead were mentally challenged. One of the female bombers had been diagnosed with schizophrenia and depression at Baghdad's hospital, where she received electric shock treatments, the hospital's director said in an exclusive interview. The U.S. military is looking into whether there is a direct link between the two hospitals which are treating Iraqis suffering from psychiatric disorders brought on by the war. The U.S. military also said it believes that al Qaeda in Iraq is trying to use other women released from Rashad Hospital to use them for future suicide bombings.
Opinion
This is very bad it seems that states everywhere see women as play toys. There is no respect for the women in these states. US needs to do something about this because it is violating the woman's rights. Woman are also suppose to be treated as equal like the men which is stated in the 14 th amendment.

Thousands more flee deadly rebel fighting in Chad
Thousands poured out of Chad's capital of N'Djamena on Monday for a second day, fighting still raged between rebels and government forces in the city. The violence in Chad has made up a new conflict next to Sudan's Darfur region, where more than 200,000 people have died and people have been forced into refugee camps. It has also increased tensions between Sudan and Chadd have accused one another before of fomenting violence in the other's country by giving support to rebel groups.
The U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees was sending support staff to the border to accommodate the refugees.
Opinion
This is very bad because people are suppose to feel comfortable in their country.