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July 3rd, 2016 
Awake Goy Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
July 3, 2016
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Normally, when reading the news, I just breeze past stories of Middle East car bombings, because they happen all the time.
83 is a really high score though.
And these were car bombs. Something we haven’t seen yet in Europe (since the IRA), but will probably start seeing very soon. They are very effective, and allow the perpetrator to get away and do it again.
RT:
Two blasts have ripped through busy market areas in Baghdad, Iraq’s capital, killing around 80 people and injuring 160. The Islamic State militant group has claimed responsibility for one of the attacks.
Iraqi officials quoted by AP put the death toll from the first attack, in Karrada district, at 78 and said that more than 160 people had been injured.
Interior Ministry spokesman Saad Maan confirmed that the first blast had come from a car bomb.
Eyewitnesses said on Twitter that many shops burned down as a result of the explosions, and there are fears that the number of casualties could grow.
Karrada, an upper middle class district in the Iraqi capital, is mostly inhabited by Shia, but also has quite a large Christian minority. The area becomes very busy after sunset during the holy month of Ramadan.
Shortly after the explosion hit Karrada, eyewitnesses said that a second blast targeted the Shaab neighborhood, which is located in the northern part of the city.
AP said that at least five people were killed in that bombing and another 16 were injured. Meanwhile, Sky News Arabia said a suspected homemade explosive device was used to hit a market.
Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) has in an online statement claimed responsibility for the attack in Karrada, Baghdad.
The tactics resemble Islamic State’s signature, as the terrorists frequently choose Shia-populated civilian areas in the capital as targets.
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