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The Bombings

(cluster bombs, radioactive depleted uranium bombs, white phosphorous chemical bombs, and the “mother of all bombs”)

White Phosphorous chemical weapons used over Fallujah

Baghdad lit up by the explosion of bombs. ASSOCIATED PRESS
A building explodes during heavy bombardement by US-led forces

in Baghdad Friday, March 21, 2003. The blurring was caused by

the shock of the explosion.

An explosion rocks Baghdad during air strikes March 21, 2003.

U.S.-led forces unleashed a devastating blitz on Baghdad on Friday

night, triggering giant fireballs and deafening explosions and sending

huge mushroom clouds above the city centre. Missiles slammed into

the main palace complex of President Saddam Hussein on the bank

of the Tigris River, and key government buildings, in an onslaught

that far exceeded strikes that launched the war on Thursday, Reuters

correspondents said.

The Results

The chemical weapon White Phosphorous

used by the Americans over Fallujah burns to the bone.

The Invasion

Rumsfeld was briefed on 30 April on British operations

in southern Iraq.

Series of photographs taken by Honrods of Getty Press of American soldiers firing on a civilian car which supposedly did not stop at a checkpoint. The front occupants of the car were killed (the mother and farther) leaving the children orphaned.

The Violation of Human Rights and Torture

An Iraqi prisoner comforts his distraught son in

the heat of an American POW camp. The plastic

bag over the prisoners head is a flagrant violation

of the Geneva Convention.

The American Dead

Tami Silicio's photograph of the coffins of American soldier with part of his face Resistence fighters set alight a British tank in Basra.

American soldiers being secured inside a blown off.

cargo plane at Kuwait airport for the trip

home. Ms Silicio later lost her job over the

photo. Ms Silicio worked for Maytag Aircraft

Corporation, which has a $US18 million

contract to handle cargo for the US Government

at Kuwait airport. William Silva, the president

of Maytag Aircraft, was quoted by The Seattle

Times as saying the sacking had been for

violating US government and company regulations.

Read the whole story;

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/04/22/1082616268111.html

The Free Market Monsters

“We've wanted so many wars, and we didn't

get them. And we've wanted this one for years.”
~ George W. Bush

The Heroes

Harry Belefonte said of Collin Powell with

respect to the war in Iraq, “He is like the

black slave, doing what he is told to do, afraid

of being kicked out of the house of the whites.”

Collin Powell seems to have been the only one in the administration with a conscience, he eventually resigned.

The Heroes

A young Iraqi girl in the march for peace organized Ramsey Clark, former US attorney general

in Baghdad a few hours before the ultimatum leveled and founder of the International Action Center

against Iraq by the United States expires.

Several DC activists disrupted Secretary of Defense Donald

Rumsfeld's congressional testimony in the Iraqi prisoner abuse scandal.

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