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ORDINARY WARRIORS
Washington has dismissed the Iraqi resistance as extremists, Saddam loyalists, foreigners, and criminals. But Baghdad is full of ordinary men and women—teachers, shopkeepers, mothers—who are learning a clandestine new trade: armed insurgency. Getting to know a number of fighters, and discovering how organized they have become, MOLLY BINGHAM finds this disparate army shares one belief: that expelling the U.S. is a battle they cannot refuse, or lose
Features
ORDINARY WARRIORS
Washington has dismissed the Iraqi resistance as extremists, Saddam loyalists, foreigners, and criminals. But Baghdad is full of ordinary men and women—teachers, shopkeepers, mothers—who are learning a clandestine new trade: armed insurgency. Getting to know a number of fighters, and discovering how organized they have become, MOLLY BINGHAM finds this disparate army shares one belief: that expelling the U.S. is a battle they cannot refuse, or lose
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