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Baghdad braces for more reprisals
Warnings spread on Web, cellphones of death to come when curfew is lifted

By Sudarsan Raghavan and Nancy Trejos

Updated: 2 hours, 36 minutes ago

BAGHDAD, Nov. 25 - In the aftermath of one of the deadliest spasms of violence, a new level of fear and foreboding has gripped Baghdad, fueled in part by sectarian text messages and Internet sites, that is deepening tensions in an already divided capital.

In interviews across Baghdad on Saturday, Sunnis and Shiites said they were preparing themselves for upheaval, both violent and psychological. They viewed the bombings that killed more than 200 people Thursday in the heart of Baghdad's Shiite community of Sadr City as a trigger for more reprisal killings.

"We feel our world has become narrow, and we are being squeezed," said Karar al-Zuheari, 31, a Shiite taxi driver. "We have no place to run."

Since those attacks, in mixed and majority-Sunni neighborhoods, quasi-armies of residents have formed to protect their streets. Sunni Web sites are offering advice on how to kill Shiite militiamen. College students and executives pace in their homes, clutching rifles and handguns round the clock. Iraqis are posting pleas on Internet message boards to buy extra ammunition and weapons.

Despite a government-imposed curfew, Iraqis described Shiite militiamen murdering Sunnis at checkpoints, controlling neighborhoods with impunity and conspiring with Iraq's majority Shiite police force, which the Interior Ministry controls. Other Iraqis spoke of mortar shells raining on their mosques and gun battles outside their houses, deepening their mistrust of Iraq's security forces and elected politicians.

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