Torturowanie irackich więźniów - Demokraci żąda...

[Gość: maruda]

- W bloku Abu Ghraib, gdzie doszło do bicia i maltretowania, nie ma
przypadkowych osób. Tam są ludzie pojmani z bronią w ręku, podczas ataków na
wojska koalicji lub w kryjówkach ruchu oporu - powiedział nam podczas weekendu
pragnący zachować anonimowość doradca jednego z senatorów USA.

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A to oznacza, że mamy do czynienia z jeńcami wojennymi. USA pertraktując z
Sadrem formalnie uznali go za przywódcę powstania.

Anonimowi doradcy Węglarczyka sa bardziej natrętni od białych myszek i
różowych słoni.

POWIAZANIE Z IZRAELEM

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Pomimo wysilkow Bialego Domu i Pentagonu trudno nie dostrzec jak bardzo
strategia i metody amerykanskiej okupacji Iraku przypominaja to co sie dzieje w
Gazie i na Zachodnim Brzegu. Z torturami wlacznie. Zamieszczony fragment
artykulu z magazynu "The New Yorker" wyjasnia jak duza role odgrywaja w Iraku
tzw. doradcy "izraelscy", ktorzy ucza swoich amerykanskich sojusznikow jak
nalezy postepowac z "arabusami". Maja przeciez doswiadczenie.
Jest oczywiste, ze Irak juz stal sie dla Amerykanow druga Palestyna. I podobnie
jak w Palestynie, jedynym wyjsciem jest zaprzestanie okupacji i pozostawienie
Irakijczykom decyzji o ich wlasnym losie.

"One step the Pentagon took was to seek active and secret help in the war
against the Iraqi insurgency from Israel, America’s closest ally in the Middle
East. According to American and Israeli military and intelligence officials,
Israeli commandos and intelligence units have been working closely with their
American counterparts at the Special Forces training base at Fort Bragg, North
Carolina, and in Israel to help them prepare for operations in Iraq. Israeli
commandos are expected to serve as ad-hoc advisers—again, in secret—when full-
field operations begin. (Neither the Pentagon nor Israeli diplomats would
comment. “No one wants to talk about this,” an Israeli official told me. “It’s
incendiary. Both governments have decided at the highest level that it is in
their interests to keep a low profile on U.S.-Israeli coöperation” on Iraq.)
The critical issue, American and Israeli officials agree, is intelligence.
There is much debate about whether targeting a large number of individuals is a
practical—or politically effective—way to bring about stability in Iraq,
especially given the frequent failure of American forces to obtain consistent
and reliable information there.

The American-Israeli liaison on Iraq amounts to a tutorial on how to dismantle
an insurgency. One former Israeli military-intelligence officer summarized the
core lesson this way: “How to do targeted killing, which is very relevant to
the success of the war, and what the United States is going to have to do.” He
told me that the Americans were being urged to emulate the Israeli Army’s small
commando units, known as Mist’aravim, which operate undercover inside the West
Bank and Gaza Strip. “They can approach a house and pounce,” the former officer
said. In the Israeli view, he added, the Special Forces units must learn “how
to maintain a network of informants.”

“The only way we can win is to go unconventional. We’re going to have to play
their game. Guerrilla versus guerrilla. Terrorism versus terrorism. We’ve got
to scare the Iraqis into submission.”

KONWENCJA GENEWSKA podpisana przez USA

[Gość: Brooklynczyk]

Ameryka siegnela dna. Hanba! Bush won! Kto egzekwuje prawo miedzynarodowe wobec
USA? Nikt...

[Gość: mak]