Twenty Iraqis have been killed and 22 injured after US helicopters and heavy artillery bombed houses in al-Rummana village, north of al-Qaim city, Aljazeera reported.
Seven children, six women and three old men were among the dead, witnesses said, while the injured included 13 children, seven women and two old men.
The witnesses added that the shelling started after US forces, who landed near al-Qaim on Monday night, came under repeated attack.
Early reports indicated one house was (…)
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Twenty Iraqis have been killed and 22 injured in US air attack: Poland pulls troops early 2005
12 April 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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Quit Iraq: "The Largest Popular Demonstrations in Iraq since 1958"
12 April 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
Up to 300,000 demonstrated to demand an end to the occupation of Iraq on April 9, 2005, in Firdos Square (translated as ’Paradise Square’ in English) in Baghdad, Ramadi, and Najaf. Juan Cole says that "[i]f it were even half that, these would be the largest popular demonstrations in Iraq since 1958!"
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Bringing Down a Tyrant
12 April 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
18 commentsBy Norman D. Livergood
Today, the United States is being subverted and destroyed internally by a criminal, imperialistic ruling cabal controlling the Bush junta. Plutocratic cabals have previously tried to destroy this nation by achieving dominance in political and economic power. Such attempts in the past have resulted in abject failure and in the case we will examine, led to the destruction of the political party that tried to create a dictatorship.
By understanding the lessons to be (…) -
30 More US troops killed on Sunday, US media reports ZERO!
12 April 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
7 commentsAt least 30 US troops reported killed, US mainstream media reports ZERO? Maybe one or two? Americans are being misled by a corrupt media.
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Iraqi Resistance Report for events of Sunday, 10 April 2005 Translated and/or compiled by Muhammad Abu Nasr, member, editorial board, the Free Arab Voice. http://www.freearabvoice.org
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Sunday, 10 April 2005.
Al-Anbar Province. Al-Qa’im.
Iraqi Resistance in liberated al-Qa’im shoots down US Apache helicopter Sunday (…) -
Audit doubles scale of Halliburton’s overcharge
12 April 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
1 commentHalliburton, the Houston-based oil services company, may have overcharged the US government by $212m (£113m, €165m) for work in Iraq, according to portions of Pentagon audits released yesterday.
KBR, a subsidiary of Halliburton formerly run by Vice-President Dick Cheney, came under fire last year following allegations that it had overcharged the government $62m in "unreasonable costs" for importing fuel from Kuwait to Iraq.
Yesterday Henry Waxman, the top Democrat on the House committee (…) -
Soldier’s widow slain by father symbolized grief of war and passion of youth
12 April 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
8 commentsBy Ryan Lenz
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) Lavinia Gelineau’s grief-filled odyssey began a year ago when her husband was killed in an ambush by Iraqi insurgents, just a few weeks before their second wedding anniversary. She spent the following months attempting to ease the pain by lending support to other widows of soldiers.
She visited graves, left flowers and notes and attended funerals at each ceremony clutching a bright pink teddy bear her husband, Christopher, had given her on Valentine’s (…) -
Dear George and Dick
11 April 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
19 commentsDear George and Dick,
I apologize (not really, you don’t deserve my apologies) for the familiarity, but I don’t call the people responsible for my son’s death: Mr, or Sir, nor do I have any respect for the offices that you have defiled. The only thing you both mean to me is pain and devastation. George and Dick, you are both shameful cowards who are sending our brave young people to die to make yourselves and your buddies unbelievably and fabulously wealthy. Neither of you have any idea of (…) -
US ’smuggles wounded troops home’ under cover of darkness
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1 commentBy Andrew Buncombe in Washington
The Pentagon has been accused of smuggling wounded soldiers into the US under cover of darkness to avoid bad publicity about the number of troops being injured and maimed in Iraq. The media have also been prevented from photographing wounded soldiers when they arrive at hospital.
Records show that flights from military bases in Germany arrive in the US only at night. Officials say this is purely the result of flight-scheduling pressures and is not a (…) -
Iraqi Suspect Says U.S. Troops Took Mother Hostage
11 April 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
1 commentBy Waleed Ibrahim
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - An Iraqi apparently suspected by U.S. troops of taking part in attacks in Baghdad accused U.S. forces on Tuesday of taking his mother and sister hostage to pressure him and his brothers into surrendering for questioning.
A U.S. military spokesman in Baghdad said he doubted the accusation and was not aware of such an incident. But neighbors interviewed around Arkan Mukhlif al-Batawi’s villa in the capital’s Sunni Arab suburb of Taji corroborated (…) -
The origin of the 9/11 mysterious ’melt down’?
11 April 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
14 commentsFPF - April 7 - 2005 - According to the latest polls more than half (52%) of the Americans still wrongly believe the 9/11 WTC disaster was the result of the murderous action by the ’Red Barons’ of Al Qaida, with Iraq’s Saddam Hussein as the bad genius behind it all.
A sordid example of indoctrination of the americans, with the ’spin’ of the official 9/11 version. The world is confronted with an American/Israeli terrormachine, with guided missiles and misguided people, paying the bloody (…)