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26.09.03, 15:17
Ten wybitny czlowiek od lat reprezentowal idee nam bliskie. Dzis kiedy
neofaszysci i sionisci proponuja na prezydenta gen. W. Clarka, przypominam ze
jest wybitny, genialny polityk amerykanski ktory mysli tak jak my myslimy,
ktory dziala jak prawdziwy przewodca. Powinnismy jego bybrac na prezydenta
tego wielkiego kraju!
Oto jeden z jego
listow:
THE UNITED NATIONS MUST ACT TO PREVENT AN ATTACK BY THE UNITED STATES AGAINST
IRAQ
Letter to the United Nations
by Ramsey Clark
The following letter by former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark has been
sent to all members of the UN Security Council, with copies to the UN General
Assembly and Senator Biden of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations.
Please circulate.
International Action Center http://www.iacenter.org 29 July 2002.
Centre for Research on Globalisation (CRG), globalresearch.ca , 14 August
2002
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July 29, 2002
Dear Ambassador,
Any remaining hope the peoples of the United Nations have to save succeeding
generations from the scourge of war through the United Nations would be
crushed by another United States attack on Iraq. Threats to attack, invade
and overthrow the government of Iraq by President George Bush, Vice President
Cheney, Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld, various cabinet officers and Pentagon
officials have been routine for a year. The psychological warfare is itself a
crime against peace and violates the U.N. Charter. Today's front-page
headline story in the New York Times, "U.S. Exploring Baghdad Strike As Iraq
Option," is typical of the in terrorem intention of the threats. The danger
to civilian life in Baghdad from such a strike would be enormous.
THE UNITED NATIONS MUST ACT TO PREVENT AN ATTACK BY THE UNITED STATES AGAINST
IRAQ
If the United Nations is unable to restrain the United States, a permanent
member of the Security Council, from committing crimes against peace and
humanity as well as war crimes against a nation that has already been
violated by the U.S. beyond endurance, then what is the United Nations worth?
At the very least, opposition to any attack or attempt to overthrow the
government of Iraq by force must be publicly expressed by the United Nations.
THE UNITED STATES BOMBED DEFENSELESS IRAQ MERCILESSLY FOR FORTY-TWO DAYS IN
1991
The U.S. led and glorified the massive assault on Iraq in January and
February 1991. The Pentagon announced it conducted 110,000 aerial sorties
against the defenseless "cradle of civilization," dropping 88,500 tons of
bombs. The widespread bombing destroyed the economic viability of the
civilian society throughout the nation. It killed tens of thousands of Iraqi
citizens and others. A major part of the bombing was directed at civilians
and civilian facilities. It was less accurate than the recent indiscriminate
attacks in Afghanistan. U.S. bombs destroyed Iraqi water systems, electric
power transmission, communications, transportation, manufacturing, commerce,
agriculture, poultry and livestock, food storage facilities, markets,
fertilizer and insecticide production, business centers, archeological and
historical treasures, apartment houses, residential areas, schools,
hospitals, mosques, churches and synagogues.
The Pentagon stated its casualties were 156. One third were from "friendly
fire"; the rest were accidental. The U.S. had no combat casualties.
THE UNITED STATES FORCED THE IMPOSITION OF GENOCIDAL SANCTIONS ON IRAQ IN 1990
The U.S. crafted economic sanctions against Iraq which the Security Council
approved on August 6, 1990, the 45th anniversary of the U.S. atomic bomb
attack on Hiroshima. Those sanctions are the direct cause of the very cruel
deaths of more than a million people. This is the greatest crime against
humanity, in the last decade of the most violent century in history. Each
painful death of an individual wasting away--from malnutrition; Kwashiorkor;
the rush of dehydration from contaminated water and from diseases was
preventable. The sanctions continue to this time to cause hundreds of deaths
each day. Every United Nations agency dealing with food, health and children--
including FAO, WFP, WHO, UNICEF--has proclaimed the horror, magnitude and
responsibility for this human catastrophe.
The great majority of the deaths caused by the sanctions are infants,
children, the elderly, the chronically ill and emergency medical cases. These
are the people most vulnerable to polluted water, malnutrition, and the lack
of medicines and medical equipment and supplies.
U.S. claims that it is the Iraqi government that is responsible for deaths
from shortages of food and medicine are false. The U.S. blocked oil sales by
Iraq for six years before appearing to yield to humanitarian pleas to permit
oil sales to purchase food and medicine. Since 1997, when sales began, it has
effectively frustrated and delayed the Oil for Food program, which does not
provide sufficient income at the levels approved to stop the daily
deterioration of health and growing death rates in Iraq.
Before sanctions there was virtually no malnutrition in Iraq and free
hospital, health services and medicines were a model for the region. Its
present system of government distribution of available food staples is a
model of fairness and efficiency, lacking only in quantity and variety of
food.
UNITED STATES MILITARY AIRCRAFT HAVE ATTACKED IRAQ AT WILL FOR ELEVEN YEARS
The U.S. has engaged in air strikes against Iraq at will since March 1991,
when the massive attacks averaging one aerial sortie every 30 seconds ended.
Without losing a single plane, U.S. attacks have killed: cleaning personnel
at the Al Rashid Hotel in Baghdad in a failed attempt to assassinate Saddam
Hussein; scores of people each year in attacks on radar stations in or near
the U.S.-imposed no-fly zones; all the persons aboard a U.N. helicopter shot
down by U.S. aircraft; and civilians from all walks of life, including the
internationally famous artist and Director of Iraqis' National Center for
Arts, Leila al Attar.
IRAQ IS NOT A THREAT TO THE U.S., COUNTRIES IN THE REGION OR OTHERS
The U.S. has falsely claimed that Iraq is working to develop weapons of mass
destruction to attack the U.S., Israel, its neighbors and others. The U.S.
claimed its 1991 attacks destroyed 80% of Iraq's military capacity. The U.N.
inspection efforts claimed to discover and dismantle 90% of Iraq's post-1991
capacity to develop weapons of mass destruction. Iraq, its peoples and
resources are exhausted. It has a "stunted" generation of children under age
10 and a debilitated population at all ages. It is the victim of the worst
crime against humanity in recent decades.
THE UNITED STATES IS THE GREATEST PURVEYOR OF VIOLENCE ON EARTH
Two of the highest U.N. officials responsible for U.N. weapons inspection
within Iraq and a principle U.S. citizen participating in the inspections
have resigned, denounced the sanctions and denied that there is a threat that
Iraq will develop weapons of mass destruction.
The U.S. has more nuclear weapons than all other nations combined as well as
the most sophisticated and numerous systems for the delivery of nuclear
weapons, including the Trident II submarine fleet. It possesses the greatest
stockpiles of chemical and biological weapons and the most advanced and
extensive research in mass destruction weapo