Napalm Raid on Falluja? SGRENA (why she was shot part 1)

[clem_c_rock]

http://www.ilmanifesto.it/pag/sgrena/en/420dd721e0ff0.h...

Well - looks like we can safely say Mr Dar Jamail's napalm accounts were pretty much right on the money. And he's also been saying chemical weapons have been used. I'm putting my money on that claim 100%.


Hey Bill Maher and all the DU'ers who were so happy about the Iraqi "elections" want to step up to the plate and argue that case some more.

[Gman]

1. 400 bullets into her car

make me want to believe her much more than the US government.

[Canuckistanian]

2. Listening to WABC on Friday

I heard that her car was 'speeding' through a checkpoint. Soldiers fired 'several warning shots' and they were finally 'forced to shoot into the engine block' to stop the car. 'Unfortunately, one death resulted.'

Man, is it any wonder why most Americans are mystified at why they're hated in many parts of the world?

[Kinkistyle]

5. The reporter disputes those claims.

Driving at regular speed. No warning. BAM! 400 bullets into the car. Intelligence agent sacrifices his own life to block bullets intended for the reporter.

[Canuckistanian]

8. Bad news for the shooter. She's alive.

[Occulus]

13. She says there was no checkpoint. She says it was a "patrol". n/t

[HysteryDiagnosis]

3. How wasteful.... 400 bullets.... looks like we are in deep shit now

boys and girls. Say good bye shrub.

[Cleita]

4. I hope so. Somebody has to make this man accountable

for his crimes. Although it should have happened a couple of years ago, let's demand that it happens now. Could the Italian government file a complaint now with the Hague about Bush's war crimes? It seems to me like they could. It would be a start in closing in on him and forcing him to resign.

[HysteryDiagnosis]

6. Imagine what these people are discussing right about

now....

www.brusselstribunal.org

Studies Center of Human Rights & Democracy Al- Fallujah
Recent reports on the devastating effects of the US Assault of Fallujah (January 14 2005)

Letter to Kofi Annan (PDF) - War Crimes committed by the US Army (PDF) - Situation of the Refugees (PDF)

Click here to read more of our articles from sources inside Iraq

Click here to read relevant articles on the "Free Elections" of Jan. 30 2005

Fallujah: the truth at last (Feb. 24 2005)

[FreedomAngel82]

12. I really hope

the right people are held responsible as well. Not just the soliders. They should of course but not them a lone. Whoever commands them.

[chlamor]

15. Thanks for the link

That info must be disseminated and so I shall.

“In a time of Universal Deceit –to tell the truth is a revolutionary act.” George Orwell

[A Brand New World]

7. Someone has to bring the administration down. Considering we in the US

have been unable to do it because of fraudulent stolen elections, then the rest of the world must come together and do it. PLEASE!

[TheWatcher]

9. But, But, WHAT are you SAYING?

Don't you know they just had ELECTIONS over there?

There's all kinds of "Good News" coming out of the Middle East, and don't you know it's all a wonderful side effect of all the atrocities Bush has committed.

Sure, we attacked a country that had no weapons, completely lied and fabricated all reasons for our actions, have killed 100,000 innocent Civillians, accomplished absolutely nothing, destroyed our country's credibility all over the planet, become the ire of most countries in the World, and have jeopardized Global Stability, not to mention Doomed our own future and economy, but isn't all this Good News that has manifested despite all of this WORTH IT?

Just think of all the "Good News" we'll be talking about when we invade Syria and Iran.

Yeah, that Bush is a complete asshole, and we can't stand his policies, but SURELY everyone will admit great things are happening DESPITE all of that, so it must be working despite itself!

God Bless America!

/sarcasm off

[FreedomAngel82]

11. If that's true

can we have a party?

[FreedomAngel82]

10. I'm listening about this on Flanders

with an Italian and here's what he says about this incident. He's an Italy correspondent.

In Baghdad they have badges and permission to carry weapons. Not anybody can just get in and bring weapons and get a car and go around. They knew exactly and how to. The flight leaves at Baghdad airport is you have to agree on a time and all types of information that was shared. On the phone they were on the phone with Rome and the PM's office. This is something you can't imagine the American intelligence wouldn't monitor. Members of the team were on the phone with Rome. The PM's office in Rome heard live the shots and everything. The guy is saying there's an opposition and a mass movement and in Rome and people aer in the street and when they played football (soccer) they had a moment of silence and they're all sad and sensitive. An intelligence officer a hundred miles away was killed. :\

[redsoxliberal]

14. if this shows up in the AP

I will piss my pants.

This is horrible obviously... but if it comes out, Bush may be done... or at least we won't invade syria.