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Discussieer hier diepgaander over de actualiteiten.
Deceptie? Regeren is vooruitzien. De 'feiten' die de oorlog rechtvaardigden waren verzonnen. 'Smoking gun', 'bin laden', '45 minuten WMD's', etc. Niks geen ideologische zendingsdrift; gewoon leugens met een doel en dat doel is iig nooit een succesvolle wederopbouw van irak geweest.
Hier nog een stukje over dit incident; Iraqi police recently caught two terrorists with a car full of explosives. Would it surprise you to learn they were British Special Forces?
Goedgelovigheid en cognitieve dissonantie spelen vooralsnog in het voordeel van Bush & Blair. 'We zijn onder valse voorwenselen een oorlog begonnen' opgeheven door 'de CIA moet beter worden en meer middelen krijgen daarvoor' .
Wat amerika ermee wil winnen laat ik in het midden, maar iig geen vrijheid en democratie. Of wel?
Zo wordt het straks verkocht; bush kan er niks aan doen, het ligt aan het terrorisme.quote:Bush waarschuwt voor meer geweld in Irak
WASHINGTON (ANP/AFP) - De Amerikaanse president George W. Bush heeft woensdag gewaarschuwd voor een hernieuwde golf van geweld in Irak. Terroristen zullen proberen het referendum over de nieuwe grondwet en regering te ontregelen, aldus de Amerikaanse president .
,,Ze kunnen niet tegen verkiezingen'', aldus Bush in de rozentuin van het Witte Huis, waar hij even daarvoor met zijn hoogste generaals in Irak had overlegd. ,,Ze hebben een gloeiende hekel aan de gedachte dat mensen stemmen.''
Referendum
De Iraakse burgers kunnen zich komende maand in een referendum uitspreken over de nieuwe grondwet van Irak. In december staan parlementsverkiezingen op de agenda.
Uit een woensdag gepubliceerde opiniepeiling zou blijken dat meer dan 80 procent van de Irakezen van plan is om 15 oktober deel te nemen aan het referendum. Vrijwel de helft van de ondervraagden zei dat het stuk ,,de wil van het volk'' weergeeft. 30 Procent vond van niet.
Elektriciteitsstoringen bezorgen Irakezen volgens het onderzoek van het Amerikaanse International Republican Institute de meeste hoofdbrekens. Dat wordt gevolgd door etnische onlusten en religieus geweld. Slechts 3 procent noemde het referendum bovenaan hun prioriteitenlijst.
Hier nog een stukje over dit incident; Iraqi police recently caught two terrorists with a car full of explosives. Would it surprise you to learn they were British Special Forces?
Goedgelovigheid en cognitieve dissonantie spelen vooralsnog in het voordeel van Bush & Blair. 'We zijn onder valse voorwenselen een oorlog begonnen' opgeheven door 'de CIA moet beter worden en meer middelen krijgen daarvoor' .
.Wat amerika ermee wil winnen laat ik in het midden, maar iig geen vrijheid en democratie. Of wel?
"You can never get enough of what you don't need to make you happy."
Ja hoor de CIA, he weet echt niet waar je het over hebt het?
Alles draait hier om de DIA.
Alles draait hier om de DIA.
I have an imaginary friend too. His name is loopy. He’s a polar bear who helps me fight crime.
Sinister Events in a Cynical War
Here are questions that are not being asked about the latest twist of a cynical war. Were explosives and a remote-control detonator found in the car of the two SAS special forces men "rescued" from prison in Basra on Sept. 19? If true, what were they planning to do with them? Why did the British military authorities in Iraq put out an unbelievable version of the circumstances that led up to armored vehicles smashing down the wall of a prison?
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The SAS men, disguised as al-Sadr's followers, were planning an attack on Basra ahead of an important religious festival. "When the police tried to stop them," he said, "[they] opened fire on the police and passersby. After a car chase, they were arrested. What our police found in the car was very disturbing – weapons, explosives, and a remote-control detonator. These are the weapons of terrorists."
The episode illuminates the most enduring lie of the Anglo-American adventure. This says the "coalition" is not to blame for the bloodbath in Iraq – which it is, overwhelmingly – and that foreign terrorists orchestrated by al-Qaeda are the real culprits. The conductor of the orchestra, goes this line, is Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, a Jordanian. The demonry of al-Zarqawi is central to the Pentagon's "Strategic Information Program" set up to shape news coverage of the occupation. It has been the Americans' single unqualified success. Turn on any news in the U.S. and Britain, and the embedded reporter standing inside an American (or British) fortress will repeat unsubstantiated claims about al-Zarqawi.
Two impressions are the result: that Iraqis' right to resist an illegal invasion – a right enshrined in international law – has been usurped and delegitimized by callous foreign terrorists, and that a civil war is under way between the Shi'ites and the Sunni. A member of the Iraqi National Assembly, Fatah al-Sheik, said this week, "There is a huge campaign for the agents of the foreign occupiers to enter and plant hatred between the sons of the Iraqi people and spread rumors in order to scare the one from the other. … The occupiers are trying to start religious incitement, and if it does not happen, then they will start an internal Shi'ite incitement."
Here are questions that are not being asked about the latest twist of a cynical war. Were explosives and a remote-control detonator found in the car of the two SAS special forces men "rescued" from prison in Basra on Sept. 19? If true, what were they planning to do with them? Why did the British military authorities in Iraq put out an unbelievable version of the circumstances that led up to armored vehicles smashing down the wall of a prison?
[...]
The SAS men, disguised as al-Sadr's followers, were planning an attack on Basra ahead of an important religious festival. "When the police tried to stop them," he said, "[they] opened fire on the police and passersby. After a car chase, they were arrested. What our police found in the car was very disturbing – weapons, explosives, and a remote-control detonator. These are the weapons of terrorists."
The episode illuminates the most enduring lie of the Anglo-American adventure. This says the "coalition" is not to blame for the bloodbath in Iraq – which it is, overwhelmingly – and that foreign terrorists orchestrated by al-Qaeda are the real culprits. The conductor of the orchestra, goes this line, is Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, a Jordanian. The demonry of al-Zarqawi is central to the Pentagon's "Strategic Information Program" set up to shape news coverage of the occupation. It has been the Americans' single unqualified success. Turn on any news in the U.S. and Britain, and the embedded reporter standing inside an American (or British) fortress will repeat unsubstantiated claims about al-Zarqawi.
Two impressions are the result: that Iraqis' right to resist an illegal invasion – a right enshrined in international law – has been usurped and delegitimized by callous foreign terrorists, and that a civil war is under way between the Shi'ites and the Sunni. A member of the Iraqi National Assembly, Fatah al-Sheik, said this week, "There is a huge campaign for the agents of the foreign occupiers to enter and plant hatred between the sons of the Iraqi people and spread rumors in order to scare the one from the other. … The occupiers are trying to start religious incitement, and if it does not happen, then they will start an internal Shi'ite incitement."
Don't try and blame me for your games
Your games are death
My world is light, the angels fill my eyes
With every breath
Your games are death
My world is light, the angels fill my eyes
With every breath
Maar zijn die twee 'Special Forces' soldaten al uitgeleverd? Nee, dus we komen nooit te weten wat die gasten daar nou aan het doen waren.quote:Britain offers compensation for Basra prison raid
Britain says it will pay compensation for injuries and damage to buildings incurred when its army stormed a police station in a southern Iraqi city last month to free two British soldiers.
British armoured vehicles smashed through the walls of the police station in Basra on Sept. 19 in a successful bid to rescue the pair, who had been arrested by Iraqi police and handed over to a militia.
Several Iraqis died in the attack and the street protests that followed, as crowd members assaulted British troops with Molotov cocktails and other weapons.
“We regret the incidents that took place in Basra on 19 September 2005 at the Serious Crimes Unit. We also regret the casualties on both sides and the material damage to public facilities,” the British consulate and Basra city council said in a joint statement released Tuesday.
“The British Government is prepared to pay valid claims for compensation for casualties and material damage in the well-established manner.”
The British military said its troops only stormed the police station after coming under attack by a crowd and only because it feared for the lives of the two Special Forces soldiers, who were working undercover when arrested.
Basra authorities had refused to co-operate with Britain after the incident and suspended joint patrols between local police and the British army, demanding an apology and compensation.
The statement issued Tuesday said that “frank dialogue” between representatives for the local government and Britain was “key to co-operation in regard to the reconstruction of Basra and in making the necessary security arrangements for achieving the democratic process in Iraq.”
http://www.cbc.ca/story/w(...)_british_051011.html
Hielenlikken dit. -1 voor de britten.
"You can never get enough of what you don't need to make you happy."
die britten waren bezig met een false flag operation, verkleed als arabieren met een auto vol met explosieven .
vandaar dat ze werden bevrijd.
bron www.daanspeak.com (artikel : de komende oorlog met iran"
vandaar dat ze werden bevrijd.
bron www.daanspeak.com (artikel : de komende oorlog met iran"
"Those willing to sacrifice freedom for safety deserve and shall receive neither."
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Lijkt wel:quote:Op maandag 26 september 2005 10:53 schreef sp3c het volgende:
verhaal veranderd ook met de dag
http://news.yahoo.com/s/a(...)afp/britainiraqbasraquote:Two British soldiers captured briefly by Iraqis last month had beeen spying on a senior police commander who was allegedly torturing prisoners with an electric drill, a British newspaper reported.
Was dit toevallig de man die deze zaak moest onderzoeken?quote:Military police chief found dead
The senior military police investigator in Iraq has been found dead at the British base in Basra, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) said.
Captain Ken Masters was discovered in his accommodation in Waterloo Lines in southern Iraq on Saturday.
The MoD said an inquiry was under way but the circumstances were not regarded as suspicious.
Captain Masters, who was 40 and married with two children, had served with the Royal Military Police since 1981.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/4347950.stm
"You can never get enough of what you don't need to make you happy."
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