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March 16th. Yet residents of Sadr City had considered themselves to be living in quite a safe zone. In part, this was
because of the ubiquitous black-clad militiamen who stop any strange car that ventures into the area. It was also
because of Mr Sadr himself. Whatever his followers inclinations, he has been careful to express solidarity with
Sunnis against the American and British occupiers.
That sense of safety has been shattered since rumours spread through the slum that residents of surrounding
middle-class Sunni neighbourhoods had been gunning down Sadr City residents on their way to work. Some
Sadrists say that it is now high time to end the menace posed by Sunni extremists once and for all. If the religious
leadership would give the word, they say, Baghdad could be a Shia city “in minutes?
Mr Sadr has tried to calm down his followers as he always does, by diverting blame towards the Americans. But in
a televised address he did utter one ominous reference to the Americans preventing his militias from striking at the
“takfiris”—that is, at the Sunni ultra-puritans whom Shias blame for most attacks. And since some of Mr Sadr s
followers do not make much distinction between takfiris and mainstream Sunnis, this set the scene for a new round
of revenge killings.
Grisly evidence of these killings has been surfacing all week. On March 15th, police said that during the preceding
24 hours they had discovered the bodies of 87 people killed execution-style, although some of them might have
been murdered before the latest blasts. The victims were discovered in both Shia and Sunni districts of Baghdad.
Some had been tortured. The discovery of these bodies, so soon after the blows against the protected Shia
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neighbourhood and the Askariya shrine, can be expected to feed the cycle of reprisals and counter-reprisals in the
days ahead.
Meanwhile, an increasingly personalised quarrel between the Shia-led United Iraqi Alliance on the one hand and
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