"US pursues charges in Iraq ambush" by Associated Press | March 23, 2009
BAGHDAD - The US Army has filed a criminal complaint in an Iraqi court against 12 people believed responsible for a May 2007 ambush in which seven US soldiers were killed - three of them after they were captured, the United States said yesterday.
Please see: Occupation Iraq: The Dead and Undead
Occupation Iraq: Death Toll Unknown
So which Iraqis are going to start bringing charges for 2 MILLION PLUS MURDERED? And notice how the "enemy" -- if you can call "Al-CIA-Duh" that -- "ambushes' while we do "operations?" Or how they "capture" people when we KIDNAP, RENDER, and TORTURE people and it's called "detention?" That's your AmeriKan MSM at work!!!
In an unusual announcement, the military said Lieutenant Colonel Richard Ruffcorn, director of intelligence for the 10th Mountain Division, appeared in court March 11 to file the complaint, which is required under Iraqi law before charges can be brought.... An Al Qaeda front group, the Islamic State of Iraq, claimed responsibility for the ambush, which occurred in Youssifiyah south of Baghdad on May 12, 2007.... The 12 Iraqis alleged to have taken part in the attack are in custody, but a trial date has not been set.
Oh, well, I'm convinced now.
Announcements of formal complaints in connection with specific fatal attacks against US troops are unusual and reflect the military's outrage over the killings.
Their outrage? Their outrage? They invade a country over a crockshit of lies and shatter the place and THEY are outraged?!!!
Need MORE HYPOCRITICAL OUTRAGE, folks?
"Iraqi prisoners to be prosecuted or freed, US says" by Reuters | March 23, 2009
BAGHDAD - Thousands of Iraqi prisoners being held indefinitely without charge by US forces will be freed or prosecuted in Iraqi courts by the middle of this year, the US commander in charge of them said yesterday.
Can't you just SMELL the STENCH of HYPOCRISY?
US forces are currently holding just over 13,000 Iraqi prisoners, Brigadier General David Quantock, commander of the US detention operations in Iraq, told a news conference.
I heard that was in JUST ONE PRISON!!!
"13,000 inmates are being held in the largest American-run detention facility"
Surely there MUST BE MORE HIDDEN AWAY, MSM, if Bucca is the largest? Look at the cover-up, apologetic media hide torture hey!!!!
At its peak in November 2007, the number of prisoners held by the US military was double that, he said. "Within the next couple of days we will drop below 13,000 detainees, of which about 2,500 are being prosecuted," he said....
So why are the rest even in there?
Some detainees had been held without trial for almost six years - under a UN Security Council resolution that expired Dec. 31 - stoking the anger of Iraqis and rights groups.
And the U.S. is COMPLAINING about the CAPTURE of THEIR GUYS? Oh, that's a GRAND CASE of CHUTZPAH, isn't it? We take after our masters well!!!!
But under the terms of a bilateral pact that took effect Jan. 1, Washington agreed that all its detainees would be either transferred to Iraqi custody under arrest warrants or set free. Of those still held, Quantock said, "there are 6,000 to 7,000 who we consider dangerous detainees. . . . The government can look at the intelligence [and] provide assistance to build cases." --more--"
Why haven't they already been tried, a-holes!
This SICKENS ME, readers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! For more on the abominable atrocity of U.S. torture, go HERE and scroll down.
But the HYPOCRISY and BULL CRAP don't end there, oh, no!!!!
BAGHDAD - The British Embassy said yesterday that it had received a new video showing one of five Britons taken hostage nearly two years ago allegedly by Shi'ite extremists that the United States believes are backed by Iran.
Are you as sick of eating war-propaganda shit as me, readers? Finding this shit in my paper every damn day? AP PROPAGANDA and REID ROT!!? Think I like it?
Also yesterday, CNN reported that Turkey's prime minister said he would be receptive to allowing US troops to leave Iraq through Turkish territory if President Obama's administration asks permission.
Yeah, leaving, whatever.
British Embassy spokesman Sean McColm refused to identify the hostage or say how and when the video was received.
Prop 101: Al-CIA-Duh and the OSI
Prop 101: Al-CIA-Duh's Greatest Hits
Prop 101: The "Terrorism" Business
Al-CIA-Duh
Who Invented "Al-CIA-Duh?"
"Al-CIA-Duhs" Catch-and-Release Program
How much more evidence do you need?
Final fart bleat: New York Times Admits War on Terror is U.S. Creation
With poot: Operation Mockingbird
He said the video was "clearly a significant development" and that the British government was working for the safe release of all the captives. The five Britons - information technology consultant Peter Moore and four of his security guards - were seized by heavily armed men in police uniforms in May 2007 from the Finance Ministry compound in Baghdad.
You SMELL a STINK, readers? Oh, yeah, I know, it is Shi'ite!
See: Occupation Iraq: Shiite "Al-CIA-Duh"
A British newspaper reported last year that the militia said one of the hostages had committed suicide, but that was never confirmed. The BBC reported yesterday that the hostage in the video is Moore and that he says the five are being treated well. Moore appeared in another video shown on Feb. 26, 2008.
BBC, huh?
CHECK OUT THIS AMAZING VIDEO THAT PROVES THAT THE BBC WAS TOLD 23 MINUTES "BEFORE" WTC 7 WAS TO COLLAPSE, THAT IT ALREADY HAD. The BBC still refuses to tell us who told them what no one else in the world knew. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkFpmZxyWEI
The new video was filmed eight days ago, according to its date stamp, an official said. He spoke on condition that he not be identified by name or nationality because he was not supposed to release the information to media.
Of course, that can be forged.
At the time of the kidnapping, Iraqi officials blamed Shi'ite militiamen loyal to cleric Moqtada al-Sadr. The abductions were believed to be a retaliatory strike for the killing by British forces of the militia's commander in the southern city of Basra. However, Sadr's followers have disavowed the kidnapping.
Oh, ACCUSE the WRONG GUY did they? Pffft!
The official said members of the US-led coalition now believe the abduction was carried out by Asaib Ahl al-Haq, or League of the Righteous, a Sadrist splinter group that the United States believes is backed by Iran.
How's that breakfast bowl of scitte going down?
The kidnappers have demanded the release of the group's founder, Qais al-Khazali, a Shi'ite cleric who has been in US custody since March 2007, and negotiations are underway to resolve the issue, the official said.
Khazali is among thousands of Iraqis due to be transferred to Iraqi custody by the end of the year, and the British have asked Iraq not to release him as long as the hostages remain held, the official said.
Oh, we are BACK to OUR TORTURE CHAMBERS again, 'eh?
US officials believe Khazali, a former aide to Sadr's late father, organized the splinter groups that were responsible for a January 2007 raid on the Karbala provincial headquarters that killed five US soldiers.
Aren't those the very people we went to liberate? WTF?
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