It is hard sometimes to even think that their are some in are own nation who still think we should not be there or gone though the trouble to make this change, we see even in this young woman.
But, this is what we do and in the end it has always or most times been for the better.
Shame on these people who force these persons to do such, rot and hell but 1st place the bullet behind eaches ear in the name of justice.
Bush (43)
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http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,410921,00.html
Iraqi police released dramatic photos of a teenage girl who apparently was ready to blow herself up in front of a school in Baqouba.
The girl, who appeared to be about 15, told police her name was Rania. When they approached her outside the school she was crying and had no idea what she was wearing under her colorful robes.
She told police that she was wearing a vest — packed with 33 pounds of explosives — and that two women — perhaps her husband's relatives — told her to wait outside the school. She said her husband had personally fitted her for the vest.
Iraqi police on Monday said the girl's father also was a homicide bomber, and that her mother and a sister were later arrested.
U.S. sources, however, told the Daily Mail that the girl turned herself in after being hooked up to the explosives against her will.
The near-disaster, which took place Sunday afternoon, was captured on video that police released to the press on Monday. The images show a distraught girl -- young enough to still have some baby fat -- with her arms tied behind her back, the result of police attempts to restrain her.
A policeman is shown opening her robe, and later, her wearing what appears to be a vest later found to be stuffed with plastic explosives
Police told the Daily Mail that the girl took them back to the apartment where she was given the vest, and found another bomb device.
Rania told police conflicting stories, first swearing she did not know who gave her the vest, then confessing to knowing the women.
When pressed to say whether she knew the woman who put the vest on her, she replied: 'Yes.'
A policeman standing next to her could be heard saying that when she was picked up, she was unable to talk and appeared to have been given drugs.