Iraq

Does Iraq matter to us? Yes, because it has Oil. Should we trade with them? Certainly. Invade them and murder them? No, that is crime. Bush and Blair are guilty as Hell. So are Brown and Obama. Does the cost of invasion mean saving money? Very far from it. Oil prices have soared since Bush used the 9/11 Job as an excuse for war. Then of course there are the men's lives lost. We forget about the broken men who come back - unless they are family. Brown weeps a few crocodile tears when he wants votes then keeps them short of the kit they need to do the job they are ordered to do. Here are some little essays on the place.

Michael Yon Tells It Like It Is
Michael Yon has enemies in the US Army as a result. The public relations bods don't like someone telling the truth. The men think he is all right.
PS His pictures are good too.

 

Casualty States Iraq
Men pay a price. Some are dead. Others are going to be casualties for the rest of their lives. Who cares? Not the politicians who sent them there. I don't think this was meant to be released into the wild.

 

Iraq And Brits
Brits are out there. Brits are soldiering well. Why are they there? They should ask, they really should. Corrupt politicians, stupid politicians, some combination are the answers. Stealing oil for Israel is the objective.

 

Iraq Going Wrong
Invading Iraq was a good idea, wasn't it? Taking it sounded easy enough. Stealing the oil sounded like a good idea. Holding it is another ball game. Using the tactics of Jews in Palestine is going to make matters worse not better.

 

Iraq What works and what doesn't
A Marine reports from Iraq. The old weapons are the best weapons. The M1911 is a favourite. So is the .50 cal Browning.

 

Iraq, Why It Happened
Try stealing oil as an explanation. You will not be wrong but there are other reasons; not creditable reasons, just reasons.

Questions were asked. Questions were answered. The truth did not emerge.

 

Lockerbie Job
Is very political. Vengeance was the motive. Convicting a Libyan for it was done to take the heat off Syria(?) because it was needed for Desert Storm, the retaking of Kuwait.

 

Scott Ritter
Scott was the weapons inspector who went to Iraq, told the truth and got sacked big time. The agenda comes first with the truth as a bad second.

 

The Americans Gave Us The Will To Fight Says Tribal Leader
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'The Americans gave us the will to fight when they showed us how barbaric they were. Fallujah does not deserve this barbarity. Where is the world community? Where is the Arab League? A thousand damnations on them. We will fight and we will die, alone if need be. This is the beginning of the end for the Americans and Israelis here.'
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Christians all? Perhaps not but then they are run by  Fascist Jews.

 

Uranium Ore Allegedly Found In Iraq [ 27 July 2010 ]
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(AP)  The last major remnant of Saddam Hussein's nuclear program - a huge stockpile of concentrated natural uranium reached a Canadian port Saturday to complete a secret U.S. operation that included a two-week airlift from Baghdad and a ship voyage crossing two oceans.

The removal of 550 metric tons of "yellowcake" - the seed material for higher-grade nuclear enrichment - was a significant step toward closing the books on Saddam's nuclear legacy. It also brought relief to U.S. and Iraqi authorities who had worried the cache would reach insurgents or smugglers crossing to Iran to aid its nuclear ambitions.
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This bomb works is allegedly well known so it would have been investigated big time. Nothing was found to back up Bush's claims. Therefore this is a pack of lies.

 

Iraq War Illegal And Blair Is A War Criminal [ 24 January 2010 ]
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Tony Blair's decision to take Britain to war in Iraq was illegal, the Foreign Office's former chief legal adviser will tell the Chilcot inquiry this week. The Observer has been told that Sir Michael Wood, who was the FO's most senior lawyer, is ready to reveal that, in the run-up to war, he was of the opinion that the conflict would have been unlawful without a second UN resolution............. His testimony will come the day before the appearance of Lord Goldsmith, the former attorney general, who is said to have dropped his legal objections days before the invasion, following intense pressure from Blair and his closest advisers, and the US authorities.

A senior legal figure close to the discussions at the time told the Observer: "The advice that was given consistently in the Foreign Office [by Wood] was that war would be unlawful without a second resolution. The important thing is that Foreign Office advice was given consistently in one way, and then the attorney general, right at the end, gave advice to the contrary. That is what will come out.".........

Wood's deputy at the time, former Foreign Office lawyer Elizabeth Wilmshurst, who resigned two days before the war because she believed the invasion was a "crime of aggression", will appear at the inquiry after Wood on Tuesday
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What's the difference between Blair and Bush and the other pair, Hitler and Stalin? The latter were more honest. Adolf's real crime was being the loser but he had the courage to serve then what it took to top himself.

 

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Updated  on  Wednesday, 15 February 2012 21:11:17