Att den mediehypade gruppen ISIS bränt fångar levande är naturligtvis barbariskt. Men den mest högljudda kritiken kommer ändå från landet som en gång hällde 388 000 TON NAPALM över Vietnam...
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Orsaken till att media dygnet om bombarderar västvärlden med ISIS barbari är att skapa nya lönsamma krig åt imperiets krigsmaskin.
2 fel blir aldrig 1 rätt men att minnas historiska händelser kan ändå ge ett visst perspektiv på medias och myndigheters falska omtankar för mänskliga rättigheter.
- Sluta lyssna på media och kroniskt ljugande politiker och titta istället på vad de gör...
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Dahlia Wasfi Epic Speech on War - NO justice, NO peace
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Pentagon admits that US used white phosphorous on Iraqi civilians in Fallujah. http://m.democracynow.org/stories/6411
Och USA råkade visst även elda upp en och annan civil irakier med amerikanska vita fosforbomber i Fallujah under det senaste Irakkriget...
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Att bränna fångar är barbariskt - MEN vem hällde 388 000 TON NAPALM över Vietnam..?
- Vi har funnit spår av vit fosfor överallt – i skolor, bostadshus, sjukhus och FN-byggnader, säger Brian Doley, en av de fyra Amnestyutredarna som åkt runt i Gazaremsan den senaste veckan för att dokumentera spår av de olika vapentyper som Israel använde under den 23 dagar långa offensiven.
Att bränna fångar är barbariskt - MEN vem hällde 388 000 TON NAPALM över Vietnam..?
...USA:s kritik har inte heller varit direkt överväldigande när Israel både bränt upp och invalidiserat ett stort antal civila palestinier med sina fosforbomber i Gaza...
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(Utskrift från video, publicerat den 21 december 2011)
"What You Didn't Know About The War" - TheParadigmShift (sample)
We have an obligation to every last victim of this illegal aggression because all of this carnage has been done in our name.
We have an obligation to every last victim of this illegal aggression because all of this carnage has been done in our name.
Since World War
II, 90% of the casualties of war are unarmed civilians. 1/3 of them
children. Our victims have done nothing to us. From Palestine to
Afghanistan to Iraq to Somalia to wherever our next target may be, their
murders are not collateral damage, they are the nature of modern
warfare. They don't hate us because of our freedoms. They hate us
because every day we are funding and committing crimes against humanity.
The so-called "war on terror" is a cover for our military aggression to
gain control of the resources of western Asia.
This is sending the poor of this country to kill the poor of those Muslim countries. This is trading blood for oil. This is genocide, and to most of the world, we are the terrorists. In these times, remaining silent on our responsibility to the world and its future is criminal. And in light of our complicity in the supreme crimes against humanity in Iraq and Afghanistan, and ongoing violations of the U.N. Charter in International Law, how dare any American criticize the actions of legitimate resistance to illegal occupation.
Our so-called enemies in Afghanistan, Iraq, Palestine, our other colonies around the world, and our inner cities here at home, are struggling against the oppressive hand of empire, demanding respect for their humanity. They are labeled insurgents or terrorists for resisting rape and pillage by the white establishment, but they are our brothers and sisters in the struggle for justice. The civilians at the other end of our weapons don't have a choice, but American soldiers have choices, and while there may have been some doubt 5 years ago, today we know the truth. Our soldiers don't sacrifice for duty-honor-country, they sacrifice for Kellogg Brown & Root.
They don't fight for America, they fight for their lives and their buddies beside them, because we put them in a war zone. They're not defending our freedoms, they're laying the foundation for 14 permanent military bases to defend the freedoms of Exxon Mobil and British Petroleum.
They're not establishing democracy, they're establishing the basis for an economic occupation to continue after the military occupation has ended. Iraqi society today, thanks to American "help" is defined by house raids, death squads, check-points, detentions, curfews, blood in the streets, and constant violence. We must dare to speak out in support of the Iraqi people, who resist and endure the horrific existence we brought upon them through our bloodthirsty imperial crusade. We must dare to speak out in support of those American war-resisters, the real military heroes, who uphold their oath to defend the constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic, including those terrorist cells in Washington DC more commonly known as the Legislative, Executive & Judicial branches.
"If There Is No Struggle, There Is No Progress"
Frederick Douglass said
"Those who profess to favor freedom, and yet deprecate agitation, are people who want crops without plowing the ground. They want rain without thunder and lightning. They want the ocean without the awful roar of its many waters. This struggle may be a moral one, or it may be a physical one, and it may be both ... but it must be a struggle. Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will."
Every one of us, every one of us must keep demanding, keep fighting, keep thundering, keep plowing, keep speaking, keep struggling until justice is served.
This is sending the poor of this country to kill the poor of those Muslim countries. This is trading blood for oil. This is genocide, and to most of the world, we are the terrorists. In these times, remaining silent on our responsibility to the world and its future is criminal. And in light of our complicity in the supreme crimes against humanity in Iraq and Afghanistan, and ongoing violations of the U.N. Charter in International Law, how dare any American criticize the actions of legitimate resistance to illegal occupation.
Our so-called enemies in Afghanistan, Iraq, Palestine, our other colonies around the world, and our inner cities here at home, are struggling against the oppressive hand of empire, demanding respect for their humanity. They are labeled insurgents or terrorists for resisting rape and pillage by the white establishment, but they are our brothers and sisters in the struggle for justice. The civilians at the other end of our weapons don't have a choice, but American soldiers have choices, and while there may have been some doubt 5 years ago, today we know the truth. Our soldiers don't sacrifice for duty-honor-country, they sacrifice for Kellogg Brown & Root.
They don't fight for America, they fight for their lives and their buddies beside them, because we put them in a war zone. They're not defending our freedoms, they're laying the foundation for 14 permanent military bases to defend the freedoms of Exxon Mobil and British Petroleum.
They're not establishing democracy, they're establishing the basis for an economic occupation to continue after the military occupation has ended. Iraqi society today, thanks to American "help" is defined by house raids, death squads, check-points, detentions, curfews, blood in the streets, and constant violence. We must dare to speak out in support of the Iraqi people, who resist and endure the horrific existence we brought upon them through our bloodthirsty imperial crusade. We must dare to speak out in support of those American war-resisters, the real military heroes, who uphold their oath to defend the constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic, including those terrorist cells in Washington DC more commonly known as the Legislative, Executive & Judicial branches.
"If There Is No Struggle, There Is No Progress"
Frederick Douglass said
"Those who profess to favor freedom, and yet deprecate agitation, are people who want crops without plowing the ground. They want rain without thunder and lightning. They want the ocean without the awful roar of its many waters. This struggle may be a moral one, or it may be a physical one, and it may be both ... but it must be a struggle. Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will."
Every one of us, every one of us must keep demanding, keep fighting, keep thundering, keep plowing, keep speaking, keep struggling until justice is served.
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- NO justice, NO peace.
Läs också:
USA erkänner användandet av vit fosfor i Irak
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“Vit fosfor över hela Gazaremsan 2009+2012
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Publicerad 2009-01-24
Vit fosfor har använts över hela Gazaremsan, rapporterar ett undersökningsteam från Amnesty International. En del fosforbitar brann fortfarande för en vecka sedan när de påträffades på gator och gränder i tätbebyggda områden.
Publicerad 2009-01-24
Vit fosfor har använts över hela Gazaremsan, rapporterar ett undersökningsteam från Amnesty International. En del fosforbitar brann fortfarande för en vecka sedan när de påträffades på gator och gränder i tätbebyggda områden.
- Vi har funnit spår av vit fosfor överallt – i skolor, bostadshus, sjukhus och FN-byggnader, säger Brian Doley, en av de fyra Amnestyutredarna som åkt runt i Gazaremsan den senaste veckan för att dokumentera spår av de olika vapentyper som Israel använde under den 23 dagar långa offensiven.
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- NO justice, NO peace.
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'Journalism is printing what someone else does NOT want printed: - Everything else is public relations.'
-What we can learn from the day the US burned to death 100,000 women and children-
SvaraRaderaAnti War - Rory Fanning 11 March 2015
America's needless firebombing of Tokyo in 1945 is one of the 'good war' myths used to justify the endless war policies of today.
http://stopwar.org.uk/news/what-we-can-learn-from-the-day-the-us-burned-to-death-100-000-women-and-children
John pilger:
SvaraRaderaIn 2011, Nato launched 9,700 "strike sorties" against Libya, of which more than a third were aimed at civilian targets.
Uranium warheads were used; the cities of Misurata and Sirte were carpet-bombed.
The Red Cross identified mass graves, and Unicef reported that "most [of the children killed] were under the age of ten".
http://stopwar.org.uk/news/john-pilger-us-fascism-and-a-new-holocaust-beckons-if-we-remain-silent