US Army boi sie 4 letnich dzieci i...owiec!

IP: *.mco.bellsouth.net 17.10.03, 01:33
>> Na stronie zaloczone zdjecia zoldaka amerykanskiego obmacujacego 4 letnie
dziecko, a takze innego, w strachu celujacego do... owcy.

english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/A3BAAADE-2A12-4F4C-A8B6-BB616AF33F30.htm

>>The picture which shames US army
By Yvonne Ridley

Friday 17 October 2003, 1:58 Makka Time, 22:58 GMT

US soldier frisks Afghan child in Zermit village

A secretly taken picture of an American soldier frisking an Afghan child has
shocked human rights campaigners across the world.
The picture was given to Aljazeera.net by the Islamic Observation Centre to
highlight the plight of children in Afghanistan.

It will now be shown to delegates and discussed at the Washington Conference
on Civil Liberties in America on Saturday, 25 October.

Taken by a strategically-placed camera, and using a telephoto lens, the
undercover photographer snapped a four-year-old child having his clothing
searched by a heavily armed US soldier.

Taliban fighters

The child and his friends were playing in the village of Zermit in Paktika
when American soldiers, hunting for Taliban fighters, arrived.


Sheepish: Nervous US soldiers in
Zermit keep a watchful eye



"Those children could have been carrying explosives," said an unapologetic
US Major Peter Mitchell who was shown the picture by Aljazeera.net.

Major Mitchell, a US marine and spokesman for US Central Command,
added: "The troops on the ground in Afghanistan will respond accordingly to
whatever threat in that environment exists.

"Maybe they received intelligence that children were carrying explosives and
that the children could be used against coalition forces.

"Coalition forces will do whatever it is they need to do to protect
themselves. In times of conflict their personal security comes before hearts
and minds.

Trigger fingers

"If someone is offended because a four-year-old is being searched they
should know that the security of forces will always come first."

Aljazeera.net was given another picture also taken in Zermit village, at the
same time, which appeared to show nervous-looking, armed US soldiers aiming
their weapons at a sheep during a house search.

Not everyone shares Major Mitchell's views of the child search. Mauri
Saalakhan, director of the Peace and Justice Foundation in America said he
was shocked when shown the pictures by Aljazeera.net.

"My first reaction is concern for the welfare of the children of
Afghanistan. It is quite possible tragedies could unfold if trigger-nervous
US soldiers look at these children as potential security risks.

"..tragedies could unfold if trigger nervous US soldiers look at these
children as potential security risks"

Mauri Saalakhan, director of the Peace and Justice Foundation



Civil liberties

"We will raise awareness about this and will certainly be discussing the
issue at the civil liberties conference later this month in Washington,"
added Saalakhan.

Yasser Ansiri, director of the Islamic Observation Centre based in London,
said one of his correspondents based in Afghanistan and Pakistan had taken
the picture, but wished to remain anonymous so he could continue his work.

"This is a shocking picture. We want Aljazeera.net to show the world what
the Americans are doing in Afghanistan. it is a picture which will shame the
US military," added Ansiri, spokesman for the centre which is a human rights
organisation for Muslims.


Aljazeera
    • Gość: Kingfish Re: US Army boi sie 4 letnich dzieci i...owiec! IP: *.dyn.optonline.net 17.10.03, 01:38
      Nierozumie czego maja sie wstydzic? Czy wolisz zeby go zambili a potem
      przeszukali?


      Gość portalu: A.D. napisał(a):

      > >> Na stronie zaloczone zdjecia zoldaka amerykanskiego obmacujacego 4 let
      > nie
      > dziecko, a takze innego, w strachu celujacego do... owcy.
      >
      > english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/A3BAAADE-2A12-4F4C-A8B6-BB616AF33F30.htm
      >
      > >>The picture which shames US army
      > By Yvonne Ridley
      >
      > Friday 17 October 2003, 1:58 Makka Time, 22:58 GMT
      >
      > US soldier frisks Afghan child in Zermit village
      >
      > A secretly taken picture of an American soldier frisking an Afghan child has
      > shocked human rights campaigners across the world.
      > The picture was given to Aljazeera.net by the Islamic Observation Centre to
      > highlight the plight of children in Afghanistan.
      >
      > It will now be shown to delegates and discussed at the Washington Conference
      > on Civil Liberties in America on Saturday, 25 October.
      >
      > Taken by a strategically-placed camera, and using a telephoto lens, the
      > undercover photographer snapped a four-year-old child having his clothing
      > searched by a heavily armed US soldier.
      >
      > Taliban fighters
      >
      > The child and his friends were playing in the village of Zermit in Paktika
      > when American soldiers, hunting for Taliban fighters, arrived.
      >
      >
      > Sheepish: Nervous US soldiers in
      > Zermit keep a watchful eye
      >
      >
      >
      > "Those children could have been carrying explosives," said an unapologetic
      > US Major Peter Mitchell who was shown the picture by Aljazeera.net.
      >
      > Major Mitchell, a US marine and spokesman for US Central Command,
      > added: "The troops on the ground in Afghanistan will respond accordingly to
      > whatever threat in that environment exists.
      >
      > "Maybe they received intelligence that children were carrying explosives and
      > that the children could be used against coalition forces.
      >
      > "Coalition forces will do whatever it is they need to do to protect
      > themselves. In times of conflict their personal security comes before hearts
      > and minds.
      >
      > Trigger fingers
      >
      > "If someone is offended because a four-year-old is being searched they
      > should know that the security of forces will always come first."
      >
      > Aljazeera.net was given another picture also taken in Zermit village, at the
      > same time, which appeared to show nervous-looking, armed US soldiers aiming
      > their weapons at a sheep during a house search.
      >
      > Not everyone shares Major Mitchell's views of the child search. Mauri
      > Saalakhan, director of the Peace and Justice Foundation in America said he
      > was shocked when shown the pictures by Aljazeera.net.
      >
      > "My first reaction is concern for the welfare of the children of
      > Afghanistan. It is quite possible tragedies could unfold if trigger-nervous
      > US soldiers look at these children as potential security risks.
      >
      > "..tragedies could unfold if trigger nervous US soldiers look at these
      > children as potential security risks"
      >
      > Mauri Saalakhan, director of the Peace and Justice Foundation
      >
      >
      >
      > Civil liberties
      >
      > "We will raise awareness about this and will certainly be discussing the
      > issue at the civil liberties conference later this month in Washington,"
      > added Saalakhan.
      >
      > Yasser Ansiri, director of the Islamic Observation Centre based in London,
      > said one of his correspondents based in Afghanistan and Pakistan had taken
      > the picture, but wished to remain anonymous so he could continue his work.
      >
      > "This is a shocking picture. We want Aljazeera.net to show the world what
      > the Americans are doing in Afghanistan. it is a picture which will shame the
      > US military," added Ansiri, spokesman for the centre which is a human rights
      > organisation for Muslims.
      >
      >
      > Aljazeera
      • Gość: A.D. Re: US Army boi sie 4 letnich dzieci i...owiec! IP: *.mco.bellsouth.net 17.10.03, 01:52
        Gość portalu: Kingfish napisał(a):

        > Nierozumie czego maja sie wstydzic? Czy wolisz zeby go zambili a potem
        > przeszukali?
        >


        >> To juz druga nuklearna potega swiatowa, ktora walczy z dziecmi. Oczywiscie
        jeszcze nie robia tego tak bezczelnie jak zydzi.

        >>www.haaretz.com/hasen/pages/ShArt.jhtml?itemNo=291269&contrassID=2&subContrassID=14&sbSubContrassID=0&listSrc=Y
        .
        >
        > Gość portalu: A.D. napisał(a):
        >
        > > >> Na stronie zaloczone zdjecia zoldaka amerykanskiego obmacujacego
        > 4 let
        > > nie
        > > dziecko, a takze innego, w strachu celujacego do... owcy.
        > >
        > > english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/A3BAAADE-2A12-4F4C-A8B6-BB616AF33F30.htm
        > >
        > > >>The picture which shames US army
        > > By Yvonne Ridley
        > >
        > > Friday 17 October 2003, 1:58 Makka Time, 22:58 GMT
        > >
        > > US soldier frisks Afghan child in Zermit village
        > >
        > > A secretly taken picture of an American soldier frisking an Afghan child h
        > as
        > > shocked human rights campaigners across the world.
        > > The picture was given to Aljazeera.net by the Islamic Observation Centre t
        > o
        > > highlight the plight of children in Afghanistan.
        > >
        > > It will now be shown to delegates and discussed at the Washington Conferen
        > ce
        > > on Civil Liberties in America on Saturday, 25 October.
        > >
        > > Taken by a strategically-placed camera, and using a telephoto lens, the
        > > undercover photographer snapped a four-year-old child having his clothing
        > > searched by a heavily armed US soldier.
        > >
        > > Taliban fighters
        > >
        > > The child and his friends were playing in the village of Zermit in Paktika
        >
        > > when American soldiers, hunting for Taliban fighters, arrived.
        > >
        > >
        > > Sheepish: Nervous US soldiers in
        > > Zermit keep a watchful eye
        > >
        > >
        > >
        > > "Those children could have been carrying explosives," said an unapologetic
        >
        > > US Major Peter Mitchell who was shown the picture by Aljazeera.net.
        > >
        > > Major Mitchell, a US marine and spokesman for US Central Command,
        > > added: "The troops on the ground in Afghanistan will respond accordingly t
        > o
        > > whatever threat in that environment exists.
        > >
        > > "Maybe they received intelligence that children were carrying explosives a
        > nd
        > > that the children could be used against coalition forces.
        > >
        > > "Coalition forces will do whatever it is they need to do to protect
        > > themselves. In times of conflict their personal security comes before hear
        > ts
        > > and minds.
        > >
        > > Trigger fingers
        > >
        > > "If someone is offended because a four-year-old is being searched they
        > > should know that the security of forces will always come first."
        > >
        > > Aljazeera.net was given another picture also taken in Zermit village, at t
        > he
        > > same time, which appeared to show nervous-looking, armed US soldiers aimin
        > g
        > > their weapons at a sheep during a house search.
        > >
        > > Not everyone shares Major Mitchell's views of the child search. Mauri
        > > Saalakhan, director of the Peace and Justice Foundation in America said he
        >
        > > was shocked when shown the pictures by Aljazeera.net.
        > >
        > > "My first reaction is concern for the welfare of the children of
        > > Afghanistan. It is quite possible tragedies could unfold if trigger-nervou
        > s
        > > US soldiers look at these children as potential security risks.
        > >
        > > "..tragedies could unfold if trigger nervous US soldiers look at these
        > > children as potential security risks"
        > >
        > > Mauri Saalakhan, director of the Peace and Justice Foundation
        > >
        > >
        > >
        > > Civil liberties
        > >
        > > "We will raise awareness about this and will certainly be discussing the
        > > issue at the civil liberties conference later this month in Washington,"
        > > added Saalakhan.
        > >
        > > Yasser Ansiri, director of the Islamic Observation Centre based in London,
        >
        > > said one of his correspondents based in Afghanistan and Pakistan had taken
        >
        > > the picture, but wished to remain anonymous so he could continue his work.
        > >
        > > "This is a shocking picture. We want Aljazeera.net to show the world what
        > > the Americans are doing in Afghanistan. it is a picture which will shame t
        > he
        > > US military," added Ansiri, spokesman for the centre which is a human righ
        > ts
        > > organisation for Muslims.
        > >
        > >
        > > Aljazeera
        • kingfish Re: US Army boi sie 4 letnich dzieci i...owiec! 17.10.03, 01:54
          Gość portalu: A.D. napisał(a):

          >> >> To juz druga nuklearna potega swiatowa, ktora walczy z dziecmi. Oczywi
          > scie
          > jeszcze nie robia tego tak bezczelnie jak zydzi.



          A na ktorym zdjeci widzisz kogos walczacego z dziecmi?

          Zgubiles okulary?







          >
          > >>www.haaretz.com/hasen/pages/ShArt.jhtml?itemNo=291269&contrassID=2&subContrassID=14&sbSubContrassID=0&listSrc=Y
          > .
          > >
          > > Gość portalu: A.D. napisał(a):
          > >
          > > > >> Na stronie zaloczone zdjecia zoldaka amerykanskiego obmacuja
          > cego
          > > 4 let
          > > > nie
          > > > dziecko, a takze innego, w strachu celujacego do... owcy.
          > > >
          > > > english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/A3BAAADE-2A12-4F4C-A8B6-BB616AF33F30.htm
          > > >
          > > > >>The picture which shames US army
          > > > By Yvonne Ridley
          > > >
          > > > Friday 17 October 2003, 1:58 Makka Time, 22:58 GMT
          > > >
          > > > US soldier frisks Afghan child in Zermit village
          > > >
          > > > A secretly taken picture of an American soldier frisking an Afghan ch
          > ild h
          > > as
          > > > shocked human rights campaigners across the world.
          > > > The picture was given to Aljazeera.net by the Islamic Observation Cen
          > tre t
          > > o
          > > > highlight the plight of children in Afghanistan.
          > > >
          > > > It will now be shown to delegates and discussed at the Washington Con
          > feren
          > > ce
          > > > on Civil Liberties in America on Saturday, 25 October.
          > > >
          > > > Taken by a strategically-placed camera, and using a telephoto lens, t
          > he
          > > > undercover photographer snapped a four-year-old child having his clot
          > hing
          > > > searched by a heavily armed US soldier.
          > > >
          > > > Taliban fighters
          > > >
          > > > The child and his friends were playing in the village of Zermit in Pa
          > ktika
          > >
          > > > when American soldiers, hunting for Taliban fighters, arrived.
          > > >
          > > >
          > > > Sheepish: Nervous US soldiers in
          > > > Zermit keep a watchful eye
          > > >
          > > >
          > > >
          > > > "Those children could have been carrying explosives," said an unapolo
          > getic
          > >
          > > > US Major Peter Mitchell who was shown the picture by Aljazeera.net.
          > > >
          > > > Major Mitchell, a US marine and spokesman for US Central Command,
          > > > added: "The troops on the ground in Afghanistan will respond accordin
          > gly t
          > > o
          > > > whatever threat in that environment exists.
          > > >
          > > > "Maybe they received intelligence that children were carrying explosi
          > ves a
          > > nd
          > > > that the children could be used against coalition forces.
          > > >
          > > > "Coalition forces will do whatever it is they need to do to protect
          > > > themselves. In times of conflict their personal security comes before
          > hear
          > > ts
          > > > and minds.
          > > >
          > > > Trigger fingers
          > > >
          > > > "If someone is offended because a four-year-old is being searched the
          > y
          > > > should know that the security of forces will always come first."
          > > >
          > > > Aljazeera.net was given another picture also taken in Zermit village,
          > at t
          > > he
          > > > same time, which appeared to show nervous-looking, armed US soldiers
          > aimin
          > > g
          > > > their weapons at a sheep during a house search.
          > > >
          > > > Not everyone shares Major Mitchell's views of the child search. Mauri
          >
          > > > Saalakhan, director of the Peace and Justice Foundation in America sa
          > id he
          > >
          > > > was shocked when shown the pictures by Aljazeera.net.
          > > >
          > > > "My first reaction is concern for the welfare of the children of
          > > > Afghanistan. It is quite possible tragedies could unfold if trigger-n
          > ervou
          > > s
          > > > US soldiers look at these children as potential security risks.
          > > >
          > > > "..tragedies could unfold if trigger nervous US soldiers look at thes
          > e
          > > > children as potential security risks"
          > > >
          > > > Mauri Saalakhan, director of the Peace and Justice Foundation
          > > >
          > > >
          > > >
          > > > Civil liberties
          > > >
          > > > "We will raise awareness about this and will certainly be discussing
          > the
          > > > issue at the civil liberties conference later this month in Washingto
          > n,"
          > > > added Saalakhan.
          > > >
          > > > Yasser Ansiri, director of the Islamic Observation Centre based in Lo
          > ndon,
          > >
          > > > said one of his correspondents based in Afghanistan and Pakistan had
          > taken
          > >
          > > > the picture, but wished to remain anonymous so he could continue his
          > work.
          > > >
          > > > "This is a shocking picture. We want Aljazeera.net to show the world
          > what
          > > > the Americans are doing in Afghanistan. it is a picture which will sh
          > ame t
          > > he
          > > > US military," added Ansiri, spokesman for the centre which is a human
          > righ
          > > ts
          > > > organisation for Muslims.
          > > >
          > > >
          > > > Aljazeera
          • Gość: A.D. Re: US Army boi sie 4 letnich dzieci i...owiec! IP: *.mco.bellsouth.net 17.10.03, 02:04
            kingfish napisała:

            > Gość portalu: A.D. napisał(a):
            >
            > >> >> To juz druga nuklearna potega swiatowa, ktora walczy z dziecm
            > i. Oczywi
            > > scie
            > > jeszcze nie robia tego tak bezczelnie jak zydzi.
            >
            >
            >
            > A na ktorym zdjeci widzisz kogos walczacego z dziecmi?
            >
            > Zgubiles okulary?
            >
            >
            > Wydaje mi sie ze to raczej kwestia tego, jak sie podchodzi do innych ludzi,
            a szczegolnie do dzieci. Budujac obozy koncentracyjne, czy tez je finansujac,
            nie mozna oczekiwac ze sie innego czlowieka traktowac bedzie jak czlowieka, bo
            to oczywiscie niezgodne jest z panujacym....obledem. Z twojej reakcji
            wnioskuje ze jezeli masz dzieci, to cieszylbys sie ze je zoldacy raczej
            obmacuja, anizeli morduja. Ja niestety jestem ante de mode, i podobne
            alternatywy sa dla mnie przykladem obledu...
            >
            >
            >
            >
            > >
            > > >>www.haaretz.com/hasen/pages/ShArt.jhtml?itemNo=291269&contrassID=2&subContrassID=14&sbSubContrassID=0&listSrc=Y
            > > .
            > > >
            > > > Gość portalu: A.D. napisał(a):
            > > >
            > > > > >> Na stronie zaloczone zdjecia zoldaka amerykanskiego obm
            > acuja
            > > cego
            > > > 4 let
            > > > > nie
            > > > > dziecko, a takze innego, w strachu celujacego do... owcy.
            > > > >
            > > > > english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/A3BAAADE-2A12-4F4C-A8B6-BB616AF33F30.htm
            > > > >
            > > > > >>The picture which shames US army
            > > > > By Yvonne Ridley
            > > > >
            > > > > Friday 17 October 2003, 1:58 Makka Time, 22:58 GMT
            > > > >
            > > > > US soldier frisks Afghan child in Zermit village
            > > > >
            > > > > A secretly taken picture of an American soldier frisking an Afgh
            > an ch
            > > ild h
            > > > as
            > > > > shocked human rights campaigners across the world.
            > > > > The picture was given to Aljazeera.net by the Islamic Observatio
            > n Cen
            > > tre t
            > > > o
            > > > > highlight the plight of children in Afghanistan.
            > > > >
            > > > > It will now be shown to delegates and discussed at the Washingto
            > n Con
            > > feren
            > > > ce
            > > > > on Civil Liberties in America on Saturday, 25 October.
            > > > >
            > > > > Taken by a strategically-placed camera, and using a telephoto le
            > ns, t
            > > he
            > > > > undercover photographer snapped a four-year-old child having his
            > clot
            > > hing
            > > > > searched by a heavily armed US soldier.
            > > > >
            > > > > Taliban fighters
            > > > >
            > > > > The child and his friends were playing in the village of Zermit
            > in Pa
            > > ktika
            > > >
            > > > > when American soldiers, hunting for Taliban fighters, arrived.
            > > > >
            > > > >
            > > > > Sheepish: Nervous US soldiers in
            > > > > Zermit keep a watchful eye
            > > > >
            > > > >
            > > > >
            > > > > "Those children could have been carrying explosives," said an un
            > apolo
            > > getic
            > > >
            > > > > US Major Peter Mitchell who was shown the picture by Aljazeera.n
            > et.
            > > > >
            > > > > Major Mitchell, a US marine and spokesman for US Central Command
            > ,
            > > > > added: "The troops on the ground in Afghanistan will respond acc
            > ordin
            > > gly t
            > > > o
            > > > > whatever threat in that environment exists.
            > > > >
            > > > > "Maybe they received intelligence that children were carrying ex
            > plosi
            > > ves a
            > > > nd
            > > > > that the children could be used against coalition forces.
            > > > >
            > > > > "Coalition forces will do whatever it is they need to do to prot
            > ect
            > > > > themselves. In times of conflict their personal security comes b
            > efore
            > > hear
            > > > ts
            > > > > and minds.
            > > > >
            > > > > Trigger fingers
            > > > >
            > > > > "If someone is offended because a four-year-old is being searche
            > d the
            > > y
            > > > > should know that the security of forces will always come first."
            > > > >
            > > > > Aljazeera.net was given another picture also taken in Zermit vil
            > lage,
            > > at t
            > > > he
            > > > > same time, which appeared to show nervous-looking, armed US sold
            > iers
            > > aimin
            > > > g
            > > > > their weapons at a sheep during a house search.
            > > > >
            > > > > Not everyone shares Major Mitchell's views of the child search.
            > Mauri
            > >
            > > > > Saalakhan, director of the Peace and Justice Foundation in Ameri
            > ca sa
            > > id he
            > > >
            > > > > was shocked when shown the pictures by Aljazeera.net.
            > > > >
            > > > > "My first reaction is concern for the welfare of the children of
            >
            > > > > Afghanistan. It is quite possible tragedies could unfold if trig
            > ger-n
            > > ervou
            > > > s
            > > > > US soldiers look at these children as potential security risks.
            > > > >
            > > > > "..tragedies could unfold if trigger nervous US soldiers look at
            > thes
            > > e
            > > > > children as potential security risks"
            > > > >
            > > > > Mauri Saalakhan, director of the Peace and Justice Foundation
            > > > >
            > > > >
            > > > >
            > > > > Civil liberties
            > > > >
            > > > > "We will raise awareness about this and will certainly be discus
            > sing
            > > the
            > > > > issue at the civil liberties conference later this month in Wash
            > ingto
            > > n,"
            > > > > added Saalakhan.
            > > > >
            > > > > Yasser Ansiri, director of the Islamic Observation Centre based
            > in Lo
            > > ndon,
            > > >
            > > > > said one of his correspondents based in Afghanistan and Pakistan
            > had
            > > taken
            > > >
            > > > > the picture, but wished to remain anonymous so he could continue
            > his
            > > work.
            > > > >
            > > > > "This is a shocking picture. We want Aljazeera.net to show the w
            > orld
            > > what
            > > > > the Americans are doing in Afghanistan. it is a picture which wi
            > ll sh
            > > ame t
            > > > he
            > > > > US military," added Ansiri, spokesman for the centre which is a
            > human
            > > righ
            > > > ts
            > > > > organisation for Muslims.
            > > > >
            > > > >
            > > > > Aljazeera
            >
            >
            • kingfish Re: US Army boi sie 4 letnich dzieci i...owiec! 17.10.03, 02:26
              A mi się wydaje ze można i należy krytykować USA jak i każdy kraj, tylko z
              uzasadnieniem.

              Można narzekać o amerykańskiej polityce na Bliskim Wschodzie, można się śmiać z
              nadużycia amerykańskiego weta w UN, można nawet narzekać o paskudnym jedzeniu
              McDonalds.

              Nic z tego narzekania jednak nie ma ponieważ tacy ludzie jak ty narzekają na
              rzeczy których nie ma. Po przeczytaniu twojego postu, którego treść jest owocem
              twojej bujnej wyobraźni, albo jej braku, a nie tego co na zdjęciu zobaczyłeś,
              następnym razem kiedy uda ci się napisać cos inteligentnego i faktycznego nikt
              nawet do końca tego nie przeczyta pamiętając post pod tytułem: US Army boi sie
              4 letnich dzieci i...owiec!

              pzdr
              • Gość: A.D. Re: US Army boi sie 4 letnich dzieci i...owiec! IP: *.mco.bellsouth.net 17.10.03, 05:10
                kingfish napisała:

                > A mi się wydaje ze można i należy krytykować USA jak i każdy kraj, tylko z
                > uzasadnieniem.
                >
                > Można narzekać o amerykańskiej polityce na Bliskim Wschodzie, można się
                śmiać z
                >
                > nadużycia amerykańskiego weta w UN, można nawet narzekać o paskudnym
                jedzeniu
                > McDonalds.
                >
                > Nic z tego narzekania jednak nie ma ponieważ tacy ludzie jak ty narzekają na
                > rzeczy których nie ma. Po przeczytaniu twojego postu, którego treść jest
                owocem
                >
                > twojej bujnej wyobraźni, albo jej braku, a nie tego co na zdjęciu
                zobaczyłeś,
                > następnym razem kiedy uda ci się napisać cos inteligentnego i faktycznego
                nikt
                > nawet do końca tego nie przeczyta pamiętając post pod tytułem: US Army boi
                sie
                > 4 letnich dzieci i...owiec!
                >
                > pzdr


                >> Ta mizerna reszta mojej inteligencji, nastepnym razem bede pamietal ze ryby
                w akwarium plywaja we wlasnym sosie, niezaleznie od tego co sie dzieje na
                zewnatrz...
      • Gość: ? Re: US Army boi sie 4 letnich dzieci i...owiec! IP: *.home.cgocable.net 17.10.03, 01:55
        Gość portalu: Kingfish napisał(a):

        > Nierozumie czego maja sie wstydzic? Czy wolisz zeby go zambili a potem
        > przeszukali?
        >
        >
        > Gość portalu: A.D. napisał(a):
        >
        > > >> Na stronie zaloczone zdjecia zoldaka amerykanskiego obmacujacego
        > 4 let
        > > nie
        > > dziecko, a takze innego, w strachu celujacego do... owcy.
        > >
        > > english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/A3BAAADE-2A12-4F4C-A8B6-BB616AF33F30.htm
        > >
        > > >>The picture which shames US army
        > > By Yvonne Ridley
        > >
        > > Friday 17 October 2003, 1:58 Makka Time, 22:58 GMT
        > >
        > > US soldier frisks Afghan child in Zermit village
        > >
        > > A secretly taken picture of an American soldier frisking an Afghan child h
        > as
        > > shocked human rights campaigners across the world.
        > > The picture was given to Aljazeera.net by the Islamic Observation Centre t
        > o
        > > highlight the plight of children in Afghanistan.
        > >
        > > It will now be shown to delegates and discussed at the Washington Conferen
        > ce
        > > on Civil Liberties in America on Saturday, 25 October.
        > >
        > > Taken by a strategically-placed camera, and using a telephoto lens, the
        > > undercover photographer snapped a four-year-old child having his clothing
        > > searched by a heavily armed US soldier.
        > >
        > > Taliban fighters
        > >
        > > The child and his friends were playing in the village of Zermit in Paktika
        >
        > > when American soldiers, hunting for Taliban fighters, arrived.
        > >
        > >
        > > Sheepish: Nervous US soldiers in
        > > Zermit keep a watchful eye
        > >
        > >
        > >
        > > "Those children could have been carrying explosives," said an unapologetic
        >
        > > US Major Peter Mitchell who was shown the picture by Aljazeera.net.
        > >
        > > Major Mitchell, a US marine and spokesman for US Central Command,
        > > added: "The troops on the ground in Afghanistan will respond accordingly t
        > o
        > > whatever threat in that environment exists.
        > >
        > > "Maybe they received intelligence that children were carrying explosives a
        > nd
        > > that the children could be used against coalition forces.
        > >
        > > "Coalition forces will do whatever it is they need to do to protect
        > > themselves. In times of conflict their personal security comes before hear
        > ts
        > > and minds.
        > >
        > > Trigger fingers
        > >
        > > "If someone is offended because a four-year-old is being searched they
        > > should know that the security of forces will always come first."
        > >
        > > Aljazeera.net was given another picture also taken in Zermit village, at t
        > he
        > > same time, which appeared to show nervous-looking, armed US soldiers aimin
        > g
        > > their weapons at a sheep during a house search.
        > >
        > > Not everyone shares Major Mitchell's views of the child search. Mauri
        > > Saalakhan, director of the Peace and Justice Foundation in America said he
        >
        > > was shocked when shown the pictures by Aljazeera.net.
        > >
        > > "My first reaction is concern for the welfare of the children of
        > > Afghanistan. It is quite possible tragedies could unfold if trigger-nervou
        > s
        > > US soldiers look at these children as potential security risks.
        > >
        > > "..tragedies could unfold if trigger nervous US soldiers look at these
        > > children as potential security risks"
        > >
        > > Mauri Saalakhan, director of the Peace and Justice Foundation
        > >
        > >
        > >
        > > Civil liberties
        > >
        > > "We will raise awareness about this and will certainly be discussing the
        > > issue at the civil liberties conference later this month in Washington,"
        > > added Saalakhan.
        > >
        > > Yasser Ansiri, director of the Islamic Observation Centre based in London,
        >
        > > said one of his correspondents based in Afghanistan and Pakistan had taken
        >
        > > the picture, but wished to remain anonymous so he could continue his work.
        > >
        > > "This is a shocking picture. We want Aljazeera.net to show the world what
        > > the Americans are doing in Afghanistan. it is a picture which will shame t
        > he
        > > US military," added Ansiri, spokesman for the centre which is a human righ
        > ts
        > > organisation for Muslims.
        > >
        > >
        > > Aljazeera
        >>CZY ty KROWA CZY KOZA?
    • Gość: nie-cenzor Re: US Army boi sie 4 letnich dzieci i...owiec! IP: *.lv.lv.cox.net 17.10.03, 02:59
      Gość portalu: A.D. napisał(a):

      > >> Na stronie zaloczone zdjecia zoldaka amerykanskiego obmacujacego 4 let
      > nie
      > dziecko, a takze innego, w strachu celujacego do... owcy.

      --------------------------
      ostroznosci nigdy za wiele, kto to wie moze juz i owce rozumieja to czego
      amerykanie jeszcze nie zaczeli trawic, wiec na odstrzal je zanim zrobia sie z
      nich suicide bombers.
      • Gość: Sokol Re: US Army boi sie 4 letnich dzieci i...owiec! IP: *.nas36.oakbrook1.il.us.da.qwest.net 17.10.03, 06:04
        Gość portalu: nie-cenzor napisał(a):

        > Gość portalu: A.D. napisał(a):
        >
        > > >> Na stronie zaloczone zdjecia zoldaka amerykanskiego obmacujacego
        > 4 let
        > > nie
        > > dziecko, a takze innego, w strachu celujacego do... owcy.
        >
        > --------------------------
        > ostroznosci nigdy za wiele, kto to wie moze juz i owce rozumieja to czego
        > amerykanie jeszcze nie zaczeli trawic, wiec na odstrzal je zanim zrobia sie
        z
        > nich suicide bombers.

        Amerykanie sa zdezorientowani bo nie sa pewni czy to owca sie przebrala za
        chlopca czy chlopiec za owce.Jestem 100% pewny ze amerykanscy hightech
        egzekutory pierwszy raz na oczy wlasne owce widza.Gdyby nie to ze maja
        egzekutory bron to pewnie by przed owca wiali.
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