Alternative View 2006 - for john schou
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What Really Happened Jan_06.xls Seite 84<br />
20.11.<strong>2006</strong> X 5 [in 1969] the streets of Washington DC and San Francisco were filled with a<br />
million protesters against the US war in Vietnam - Clearly Congress does not<br />
fear the voters, so maybe it is time they fear the people<br />
21.11.<strong>2006</strong> Uruknet 5 Dr. Alim Yacoub of Basra University conducted a study on the malignancies of<br />
children in Basra .. that "found from 1990-1999, there was a 242% rise. That was<br />
be<strong>for</strong>e the recent invasion. Because conditions now are so chaotic in Iraq, only a<br />
small fraction of both cancer and birth defects due to DU are reported<br />
21.11.<strong>2006</strong> Uruknet 5 For 13 years Dhafir worked tirelessly to help publicize the plight of the Iraqi people<br />
and to raise funds to help them. [He] donated 1.25 million dollars of his own money<br />
over the years. As an oncologist, he was also concerned about the effects of<br />
depleted uranium on the Iraqi population that experienced skyrocketing cancer rates.<br />
For the crime of breaking the U.S. and U.K. sponsored UN sanctions on Iraq and<br />
sending humanitarian aid to sick and starving civilians, Dhafir was .. sentenced to 22<br />
years in prison<br />
21.11.<strong>2006</strong> NY Times 5 US Considers Raising Troop Levels in Iraq - Remember all that pre-election<br />
talk about bringing the troops home? Good thing you didn't fall <strong>for</strong> it. You<br />
didn't fall <strong>for</strong> it, right?<br />
22.11.<strong>2006</strong> UN 5 Iraq: over 3,700 civilians killed in October in new monthly high<br />
22.11.<strong>2006</strong> Uruknet 5 leading Democrats pledged their eagerness to work closely with the Bush<br />
administration in <strong>for</strong>ging a bipartisan policy to continue the occupation of Iraq,<br />
and voiced their support <strong>for</strong> a substantial increase in the military budget and<br />
the recruitment of more Army troops<br />
22.11.<strong>2006</strong> Guardian 5 Foreign secretary 'confident' control of southern Iraq may be handed to Iraqi<br />
<strong>for</strong>ces in early 2007<br />
22.11.<strong>2006</strong> Berlingske 5 Britisk håb om tilbagetrækning er kun et håb, siger udenrigsministeren – Irakpolitik<br />
uændret {husk returbilletten}<br />
23.11.<strong>2006</strong> Uruknet 5 In the deadliest attack since the beginning of the Iraq war, suspected Sun-ni-<br />
Arab militants used 3 suicide car bombs and 2 mortar rounds on the capital's<br />
Shiite Sadr City slum to kill at least 145 people and wound 238<br />
24.11.<strong>2006</strong> Berlingske 5 Per Stig Møller: Danske soldater trækkes hjem, hvis briterne <strong>for</strong>lader Basra<br />
24.11.<strong>2006</strong> Yahoo 5 Not long after he landed in the capital of Hanoi, [Bush] explained that the<br />
American departure from Vietnam, >30 years ago, should teach<br />
perseverance in Iraq. "We'll succeed," he said, "unless we quit"<br />
26.11.<strong>2006</strong> Aljazeera D 5 When one U.S. soldier was kidnapped earlier this month in Baghdad, U.S.<br />
<strong>for</strong>ces immediately launched a wide search and rescue operation ... but took<br />
no action to stop the kidnapping of tens of thousands of Iraqis which took<br />
place over the past few months<br />
26.11.<strong>2006</strong> X 5 Followers of the militant Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr took over state-run<br />
television Saturday to denounce the Iraqi government, label Sunnis<br />
"terrorists" and issue what appeared to many viewers as a call to arms<br />
26.11.<strong>2006</strong> NY Times 5 The report estimates that groups responsible <strong>for</strong> many insurgent and terrorist attacks<br />
are raising $70-200 million a year from illegal activities. It says $25-100 million of that<br />
comes from oil smuggling and other criminal activity involving the state-owned oil<br />
industry, aided by ―corrupt and complicit‖ Iraqi officials - The Bri-tish thought the<br />
colonials aiding G. Washington were "corrupt and complicit"<br />
27.11.<strong>2006</strong> Newsday 5 Beware the lure of 'phased withdrawal' - Nixon tried it in Vietnam, once most<br />
agreed the war was lost, and it cost 20,000 US lives<br />
28.11.<strong>2006</strong> Independent 5 It is strange how in Iraq slaughter soon seems to be part of normal life<br />
28.11.<strong>2006</strong> Yahoo 5 [Bush:] " I'm not going to pull our troops off the battlefield be<strong>for</strong>e the mission is<br />
complete ... We can accept nothing less than victory <strong>for</strong> our children and our<br />
grandchildren" - Dear idiot. What is the mission? How do you define 'victory'?<br />
28.11.<strong>2006</strong> Antiwar 5 Despite the US command's announcement that it would seek to curb abuses<br />
by Iraqi commando units, the US military has been extremely tolerant of the<br />
most abusive unit of all – the notorious Wolf Brigade – because it regards it<br />
as highly effective against the insurgents<br />
29.11.<strong>2006</strong> IraqWar 5 Iraqi Resistance shoots down US F-16 jet fighter with Strela rockets after it<br />
dropped cluster bombs on Resistance positions near al-Fallujah<br />
01.12.<strong>2006</strong> Times 5 British Army officers in Iraq are being handed stashes of up to £100,000 in<br />
cash <strong>for</strong> ―operational expenses‖ without <strong>for</strong>mal controls on how it is spent<br />
01.12.<strong>2006</strong> MM 5 The Portland City Council unanimously passed a long-discussed resolution<br />
today calling on the Bush administration to immediately withdraw U.S troops<br />
from Iraq<br />
04.12.<strong>2006</strong> Berlingske 5 Berlingske Tidendes chefredaktør og to journalister er blevet pure frifundet i<br />
FE-sagen ... Dommeren og de to domsmænd var enige om afgørelsen