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U.S. Allows Mahdi army Security Role :: from www.uruknet.info :: news from occupied Iraq - it

U.S. Allows Mahdi army Security Role :: from www.uruknet.info :: news from occupied Iraq - it : "BAGHDAD - The mosque of Imam Kadhim, the most revered Shiite shrine in Baghdad, is a tempting target for Sunni insurgents. To protect it, Iraqi and U.S. troops rely on the Mahdi Army, the same Shiite militia that Washington considers a threat to Iraq's stability."

Barbara Olson’s Alleged Call from AA 77:

Barbara Olson’s Alleged Call from AA 77: evidence indicates that cell phone calls from high-flying airliners would not have been possible in 2001, given the cell phone technology of the time. In any case, Ted Olson, after going back and forth between these two claims, finally settled on the claim that the calls were made on a seat-back phone. If Flight 77, being an AA Boeing 757, had no onboard phones, we would have to conclude that Olson’s claim could not be true. I myself drew that conclusion (while saying that this would leave open the question of whether Olson invented the story or was himself a victim, like the relatives of other passengers, of faked phone calls).

Al Jazeera English - News

Al Jazeera English - News US troops admit abusing Iraqis Almost one in ten US combat troops deployed in Iraq have mistreated a civilian, according to a new survey conducted by an army mental health advisory team............. The survey showed that 55 per cent of US army soldiers, and only 40 per cent of marines, would report a fellow serviceman for killing or injuring an innocent non-combatant........................ The survey showed only 47 per cent of soldiers and 38 per cent of marines agreed that non-combatants should be treated with dignity and respect.......................
American and alqaida terrorism are the same except American terrorism has much devastating power than the alqaida one. As I always said they both are ready to kill and destroy for money (vital interest) as far as I see America is concerned and Ideology as far I see why alqaida is in business. They both have fanatical brain washed populations' supporting them and feed of each other very well. Whenever there is a talk of withdrawal of American invaders from Iraq, both George W. Bush and his murderous supporters react as though who ever proposing that in fact is emboldening alqaida. On the other hand alqaida supports the invading troops present in Iraq to prove America can be defeated but has to bleed first before it begun to flee in defeat. One factor it hasn’t been mentioned by both groups is that, the resistance to terror campaign by Bush and Ayman born out of the need to be free from foreign occupation. Both terror campaigns will fail and Iraqis will be free again. Iraq is not goi...

Beleaguered Iraqis now fear their own security forces more than the insurgents

Beleaguered Iraqis now fear their own security forces more than the insurgents Omar, the 15-year-old brother-in-law of a friend, was driving with two other boys through al-Mansur in west Baghdad a fortnight ago. Their car was stopped at a police checkpoint. Most of the police in Baghdad are Shia. They took him away saying they suspected that his ID card was a fake. The real reason was probably that only Sunnis use the name Omar. Three days later he was found dead

Coalition should 'admit defeat and leave Iraq' | Uk News | News | Telegraph

Coalition should 'admit defeat and leave Iraq' | Uk News | News | Telegraph A former commander of the British Army has said that Britain and America should "admit defeat" and withdraw from Iraq.General Sir Michael Rose also said he understood why insurgents were attacking coalition forces and said he believed they were right to try and force invading troops out of the country. Sir Michael, who led British Forces in Bosnia, has written a book comparing the insurgents' tactics with those of George Washington's forces in the American War of Independence. Asked on BBC2's Newsnight if he thought the insurgents were right to try to get the American forces out of Iraq, he said: "Yes I do. "As Lord Chatham said, when he was speaking on the British presence in North America, he said 'if I was an American, as I am an Englishman, as long as one Englishman remained on American native soil, I would never, never, never lay down my arms'. "The Iraq...