The pitcher's shoes

Furthermore, al-MUNTAZER (28), Monday (15/12), suddenly famous. He even considered as a "hero", particularly by groups of anti-US and anti-U.S. President George W Bush, after a throw shoes in the direction of Bush, Sunday. No journalists who know the motive correspondents TV station Al-Baghdadia behind the pitching of shoes.

Furthermore suddenly angry and just throw Sounds alternates when Bush and Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki prepared to answer journalists questions. Furthermore colleague-colleague said, is often Furthermore deliver a report from the District Sadr City, Baghdad, Iraq. Areas that include "headquarters" of Syiah radical, Moqtada al-Sadr.

Been stolen

In fact, according to friends, had saved Furthermore Mahdi Army, Sadr militia, when rapt for more than two days by armed groups, November 2007. During the rapt, his eyes covered with cloth and not eating or drinking. The neck until he fainted and did not know the identity penculiknya. He dicerca with the question of work, but the group did not ask for ransom.Furthermore colleagues acknowledge, Furthermore hate Bush and the point Bush is responsible for the bloodshed in Iraq after the U.S. invasion in 2003. It is not clear whether he lost family members due to fluctuation of violence in Iraq.

Because of aversion in the U.S. and Bush, called Furthermore, a never want to wage attacks. It is not clear whether the armed attack or just throw shoes.However, according to friends in the office of Al-Baghdadia Baghdad, since the old Furthermore want to throw Sounds toward Bush if there is opportunity. "When he will want to do that, we all believe that there is not. He hated the U.S.. Hate the U.S. army. Hate Bush, "said Furthermore colleagues who did not want his name mentioned it.

Graduate of Baghdad University was working at Al-Baghdadia for three years. One of the officials at the Al-Baghdadia admitted, his family was detained during the Saddam regime. Furthermore now hold the Government of Iraq. If proven guilty of mocking the head of state who visited the center, he threatened a minimum sentence of two years in prison or 15 years in prison if proven to experiment murder.