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textRumsfeld:"Rule of Iraq assassins must end" River:"I couldn't agree more,Get out Ameri by River, pseudonym of Iraqi girl in Iraq
Every time I see Allawi on tv talking about his regrets about 'having to attack Falloojeh' I get so angry I could scream. He's talking to the outside world, not to us. We watch him talk and feel furious and frustrated with our new tyrant. We are hearing about complete families being killed under the rain of bombs being dropped by American forces. So what happens when Mosul turns into another Falloojeh? Will they also bomb it to the ground? I heard a report where they mentioned that Zarqawi '...
Posted: Tue, Nov 16, 2004 2:07am PST
text'This one's faking he's dead' 'This one's faking he's dead'..'He's dead now' by Indep
The US Marine Corps launched an investigation into possible war crimes last night after video footage taken inside a mosque in Fallujah apparently showed a Marine shooting dead an unarmed Iraqi insurgent who had been taken prisoner. The footage showed several Marines with a group of prisoners who were either lying on the floor or propped against a wall of the bombed-out building. One Marine can be heard declaring that one of the prisoners was faking his injuries. "He's fucking faki...
Posted: Mon, Nov 15, 2004 6:57pm PST
text11/16 Fighting spreads to more towns as Falluja operation continues by UK Guardian
US troops called in air strikes on the Iraqi city of Baquba yesterday as they fought gun battles in the street with crowds of insurgents. Fallout from the week-long assault on the city of Falluja spread in several towns across the country. As well as the fighting in Baquba, a mixed Sunni and Shia town north of Baghdad, there were clashes in Baghdad, Ramadi, Buhriz, Mosul and Suwayra....
Posted: Mon, Nov 15, 2004 5:32pm PST
textFallujah: Murder Made Respectable by Arab News (repost)
Iraq is under martial law, complete with curfews and press restrictions. A report in the prestigious Lancet says100 , 000Iraqi civilians have been killed since the start of the invasion. Unemployment is running at 70 percent, kidnappings and beheadings are rife, while the breakdown in security has driven every international aid agency out of the country. But never mind, Fallujah — a town of300 , 000souls of which many have already met their Maker — has finally been pacified. That’ll teach ...
Posted: Mon, Nov 15, 2004 5:17pm PST
textDogs Eating Bodies in the Streets of Fallujah by Dahr Jamail (reposted)
The horrendous humanitarian disaster of Fallujah drags on as the US military continues to refuse the entry of an Iraqi Red Crescent (IRC) convoy of relief supplies. The Red Crescent has appealed to the UN to intervene, but no such luck, nor does the military relent. IP’s, who are under U.S. control, have looted Fallujah General Hospital. The military stopped the Red Crescent at the gates of the city and are not allowing them in. They allowed some bodies to be buried, but others are bein...
Posted: Mon, Nov 15, 2004 5:14pm PST
imageUS Military 'Shooting of Injured Man' Caught on TV
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by sources
The US military is investigating television footage tonight which appeared to show a Marine in Fallujah shoot dead an injured man. Pictures shown on TV networks showed a man slumped on the floor of a mosque, where rebels had earlier been shooting at US troops. When the troops realised the man was not dead, one opened fire, hitting him in the head at close range. The wounded man was half-sitting against the wall, wearing an orange headscarf. Before the troops entered the mosque, one i...
Posted: Mon, Nov 15, 2004 5:10pm PST
textAid convoy still barred from 'starving' Falluja by ALJ
An aid convoy has been forced to turn back from the beleaguered city of Falluja as more evidence emerged of a mounting humanitarian crisis on the eighth day of a US offensive to crush resistance forces. The convoy from Iraq's Red Crescent withdrew from a hospital on the edge of Falluja on Monday after failing to get permission to deliver supplies to residents inside the city, a spokeswoman said....
Posted: Mon, Nov 15, 2004 4:58pm PST
textHaiti PM orders arrest warrant against Aristide by Joseph Guyler Delva
good line in this that could also apply to U.S.demonization of Aristide: "Latortue and other Haitian officials have publicly accused Aristide of corruption, but no charges have been filed and no evidence made public against the former Roman Catholic priest, who remains hugely popular among many of Haiti's poorest citizens."...
Posted: Mon, Nov 15, 2004 4:36pm PST
text20 Doctors and dozens of civilians killed in US bombing of Fallujah clinic on November 9 by Edward Malek
Amnesty International saw fit to print exactly one sentence concerning this war crime in a report it released....
Posted: Mon, Nov 15, 2004 4:32pm PST
textCAIR Says Civilians in Fallujah Must Receive Aid+War Crimes Probe by CAIR
The Washington-based Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) also called for an independent probe of allegations by Amnesty International (AI) and human rights experts that both sides in the recent fighting have violated the rules of war....
Posted: Mon, Nov 15, 2004 9:53am PST
imagePolice Terrorizing Indymedia.nl
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by repost from Indymedia.nl
On Friday November 12th at about 21.00h, the DNS-provider of Indymedia Netherlands received a writ of execution from the Haaglanden Police, demanding information on the person that posted a threat to politician Geert Wilders on the website of Indymedia.nl. The provider has to submit this information within 48 hours, that is by Sunday at 21.00h. Thus preventing the DNS-provider from seeking legal advice....
Posted: Mon, Nov 15, 2004 9:44am PST
textKOREA. General Strike, Cops are Hunting Activists by KCTU/ETU-MB
Since yesterday's declaration of the general strike, the government is reacting with repression. Today migrant workers in Seoul are exactly ONE year in sit-in strike!...
Posted: Mon, Nov 15, 2004 9:29am PST
textImperialist France Destroys an African Air Force by counterpunch (repost)
During those first demonstrations against the war on Iraq, when some marchers sported "Chirac for President!" and "Vive la France" placards, I thought all the Francophilia naïve. France is, after all, an imperialist country, and while a midget in comparison with the U.S. juggernaut, it has some 33,000 troops stationed at bases in the Caribbean, Polynesia, East and West Africa, the Indian Ocean and elsewhere. In recent history as a NATO member, it has routinely joined with ...
Posted: Mon, Nov 15, 2004 7:28am PST
textRules of War Broken in Falluja Assault -Amnesty International by sources
LONDON (Reuters) - The rules of war protecting civilians and wounded combatants have been broken by both sides in the week-long assault on the Iraqi city of Falluja, the human rights group Amnesty International said on Monday....
Posted: Mon, Nov 15, 2004 6:56am PST
textCrimes in Iraq: Pray for Fallujah by IOL (reposted)
“Listen, listen, the warplanes,” Abu Mohammed cried. I could hear the planes over the phone. “They are over us, over the house, almost 10 meters away.” Tonight is the last night of Ramadan, and tomorrow is the first day of the Islamic feast `Eid Al-Fitr. Abu Mohammed is currently in Al-Amiriyah neighborhood in Baghdad, with his family, and 4 other families who fled Fallujah a few months ago....
Posted: Mon, Nov 15, 2004 6:53am PST
textUS shells Falluja, turns back aid convoy by ALJ
Fresh fighting has broken out in the Iraqi city of Falluja after US forces attacked suspected resistance targets with air strikes, artillery and mortar rounds and an aid convoy was forced to turn back....
Posted: Mon, Nov 15, 2004 6:50am PST
textIraqi Doctor tells of hospital nightmare by repost
"We were kicked out by the (Iraqi National Guard); even the Americans weren't as harsh as them," said Farhan Khalaf, 58, who had been at Fallujah General Hospital when it was seized. "They were roughing up patients and tying up the doctors, hitting them in some instances,"he added. "They stole whatever valuables they could get their hands on, including money and cell phones. This is unacceptable. How could they do this against their own people?"...
Posted: Mon, Nov 15, 2004 6:48am PST
text Mosul revolt spreads to town near Syria by NYT
BAGHDAD Pitched battles have erupted between insurgents and U.S. and Iraqi forces in the northern city of Mosul, with the revolt spreading to Tal Afar, a town near the Syrian border, prompting residents to flee and U.S. armored vehicles to encircle it. ....
Posted: Mon, Nov 15, 2004 6:40am PST
textClashes in Baquba, Ramadi by ALJ
xplosions and gunfire have broken out in Baquba, with the US headquarters in the Iraqi city coming under attack by mortar fire....
Posted: Mon, Nov 15, 2004 6:33am PST
audioA Venezuelan Chavista in Oakland (audio/mpeg 2.2MB) by mark
12 minute 24kbps MP3 in Spanish....
Posted: Mon, Nov 15, 2004 4:13am PST
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