Nazi-style revenge killings
Samuel Fuller | 19.10.2005 05:11
BLAIR'S REVENGE KILLINGS
5 US troops were killed in near Ramadi on Sunday and the civilians gathered around their burnt-out truck were bombed from the air.
When the survivors ran into a nearby house they were also bombed.
These civilians were mostly children.
This Nazis trick of taking reprisals on civilians is a war crime.
Samuel Fuller
Comments
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Blame the terrorist insurgents!
19.10.2005 08:43
It is totally pathetic comparing Bush and Blair to the Nazis! There is no similarity at all. On the contrary when did Hitler ever liberate countries from despotic, cruel, evil murderous dictators like Saddam Hussein?
The anti-war movement is also now very much in the minority as the low turn out of around 8,000 at last months anti-Iraq war demo in central London proved. Most sensible people now know that the continuing violence in Iraq is purely the fault of the terrorist insurgents who often terget their own people like when they murdered one thousand fellow Iraqis at a muslim religous festival a few months back by spreading rumours of suicide bombers. Yet on indymedia no one have ev er condemned the terrorist insurgents of Iraq, most of whom are foreign terrorists from neighbouring countries.
Voice of reason
Link, please
19.10.2005 08:57
Observer
voice of a twat
19.10.2005 11:47
someone with a brain
Liberation
19.10.2005 12:07
How can you defend a war of aggression built on lies? Even if the Blair regime intended to 'liberate' Iraq (white man's burden and all that), does this justify the complete subversion of British parliamentary democracy?
Antipholus Papps
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Link
19.10.2005 12:23
Iraqis Say Civilians Killed in U.S. Raids
Military Asserts Fatalities in West Were Insurgents
By Ellen Knickmeyer
Washington Post Foreign Service
Tuesday, October 18, 2005; Page A01
BAGHDAD, Oct. 17 -- A U.S. fighter jet bombed a crowd gathered around a burned Humvee on the edge of a provincial capital in western Iraq, killing 25 people, including 18 children, hospital officials and family members said Monday. The military said the Sunday raid targeted insurgents planting a bomb for new attacks.
In all, residents and hospital workers said, 39 civilians and at least 13 armed insurgents were killed in a day of U.S. airstrikes in Ramadi, the capital of Anbar province, a Sunni Arab region with a heavy insurgent presence.
Gary
This is hardly news
19.10.2005 12:51
Its what soldiers do all the time. Its called war. It sucks, which is why we must oppose wars. Forget all the "Nazi" conspiracy crap its detracting and only gives power to those who are in favour of the Iraq war - cos your arguments are so easy to shoot down!
Sid
Cheers, but...
19.10.2005 14:37
Observer
New Labour war-criminals
20.10.2005 16:51
And does Voice forget that this is the anniversity of the attack against Falluja, where 200,000 people were ethnically cleansed from the city. And Yanks used civilians as target practise.
UK and USA are the 21st century Nazis.
st
Help, Please
20.10.2005 19:46
Observer
'Scuse me
21.10.2005 13:56
Observer
Suggestion
23.10.2005 18:23
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