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We have many more people and we're a lot better organized than the Americans realize," said Khaled, 29, who gave an hour-long interview Wednesday on the condition that only his first name be published. "We have been preparing for this kind of guerrilla war for a long time, and
we're much more patient than the Americans. We have nowhere else to go."
Khaled described the workings of a loosely organized network of former Baath Party members, Iraqi soldiers, intelligence officers and other die-hard Hussein supporters who have been responsible for an unknown number of the attacks that have killed 29 U.S. soldiers and injured dozens since May 1.
He said the network operates in cells of five or six members that answer to a secret leadership structure. It goes by various names -- the Fedayeen, the Iraq Liberation Army, Muhammad's Army -- and Khaled said only a handful of people know its full reach. He said its members draw inspiration from Hussein and from the belief that the ousted Iraqi leader is alive and will regain power once U.S. troops are forced to leave
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