Alternative View 2006 - for john schou

What Really Happened Jan_06.xls Seite 76
19.07.2006 Zaman 5 Turkey, who warned Iraq and the US just a day ago that it was ―losing
patience‖ over the presence of the PKK on Kandil Mountain, is now preparing
for a cross-border operation. Commando squads were deployed to the Iraqi
20.07.2006 Aljazeera
Dubai
border and massive inland operations are now being prepared
5 During the 1980‘s the U.S. trained, armed & directed ‗death squads‘ through-out
Central and South America. El Salvador, Guatemala, Chile, Nicaragua and Colombia
were amongst the countries who suffered the most ... Guatemala was the one of the
worst to suffer, with 200,000 dead ... The Wolf Brigade, the most notorious and best
known death squad created, was funded and directed by the US. A majority of its
officers and personnel served in Saddam Hussein‘s special forces — veterans of
killings, torture and repression
21.07.2006 Aljazeera Dubai 5 Iran and Iraq signed a cooperation protocol [19.7.] in Baghdad
21.07.2006 NY Times 5 Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki of Iraq forcefully denounced the Israeli
attacks on Lebanon, marking a sharp break with President Bush‘s position
21.07.2006 Uruknet 5 Sunni Arabs have demonstrated in the central Iraqi city of Samarra against
plans to rebuild a massive Shiite shrine which was destroyed earlier this year,
triggering an unforeseen wave of sectarian violence
22.07.2006 X 5 Iranian Ambassador: We Support Turkey's Possible Cross-Border Operation
24.07.2006 Berlingske 5 Mange yngre soldater og officerer forlader forsvaret, fordi deres pårørende
presser dem. De pårørende har et utilstrækkeligt billede af forholdene i Irak
og Afghanistan {hvis utilsträkkelighed?}
25.07.2006 Berlingske 5 Danmark er så hårdt spændt for i Irak og Afghanistan, at det ikke er muligt at
stille med soldater til en fredsbevarende styrke i Libanon
28.07.2006 X 5 A House of Lords committee has called for Prime Minister Tony Blair to be
stripped of his power to send Britain to war
30.07.2006 X 5 Sen. Joe Lieberman, co-author of a Senate bill on depleted uranium that
passed June 20, said other studies have been done on the subject. Those
studies concluded there was no evidence that exposure to the metal caused
illnesses {phantastic claim}
01.08.2006 X 5 Dentist claims Mossad is behind scientist killings - According to official figures
.., 289 university professors were killed in the last 3 years, from all sects and
ethnic groups
03.08.2006 X 5 4 soldiers from an Army combat unit that killed 3 Iraqi men in a raid in May testified
that they had received orders from superior officers to kill all the military-age men
they encountered. Their testimony gave credence to statements from two defendants
that an officer had told their platoon to ―kill all military-age males‖ in the assault,
regardless of any threat they posed. That officer, Col. Michael Steele, has declined to
testify, an unusual decision for a commander
04.08.2006 Yahoo 5 Hundreds of thousands of Shiites chanting "Death to Israel" and "Death to America"
marched through the streets of Baghdad's biggest Shiite district in a show of support
for Hezbollah militants battling Israeli troops in Lebanon
05.08.2006 X 5 Since 2000, ~ 40,000 troops from all branches of the military have deserted, the
Pentagon says. > ½ served in the Army. But the Army says numbers have decreased
each year since the US began its war on terror in Afghanistan
09.08.2006 CNN 5 60% of Americans oppose Iraq war {CNN says – in reality much more ...}
13.08.2006 Canada.com 5 The Kurdish provinces of northern Iraq are the country‘s most stable and
prosperous area. But to neighbouring Iran and Turkey, they are something
else: an inspiration and a support base for the large Kurdish minorities in their
own countries. So Iran and Turkey are sending troops, tanks and artillery to
the frontier
14.08.2006 Reuters 5 ~300 U.S. soldiers who weeks ago returned home to Alaska after a year in
Iraq are being ordered back to try to help bolster security in Baghdad
15.08.2006 NY Times 5 Iraqi Death Toll Rose Above 3,400 in July
17.08.2006 Rawstory 5 During the month, 3,438 Iraqis were killed -- 1,855 because of sectarian or
political violence and another 1,583 from bombings and shootings
19.08.2006 Wash Post 5 The Marine officer who commanded the battalion involved in the Haditha
killings last November did not consider the deaths of 24 Iraqis unusual
22.08.2006 MSNBC 5 The U.S. Marine Corps has been authorized to recall thousands of Marines to
active duty, primarily because of a shortage of volunteers for duty in Iraq and
Afghanistan {utmost step before reintroducing the draft – though this
concerns marines already under contract}
28.08.2006 X 5 Members of two Iraqi military units have refused orders to deploy to heavily
contested areas, a top U.S. military general said
29.08.2006 Independent 5 At least 100 die as militia force Iraqi troops out of town - Diwaniyah, 80 miles
south of Baghdad