How many more Iraqis must die for the American people?

With regards to the US house passing an Iraqi Resolution

"Retreat is not an option in Iraq,'' declared House Majority Leader John Boehner, R-Ohio. "Achieving victory is our only option, for the American people and our kids."

Since US politicians and their supporters want their war, I demand of them to take their war out of Iraq, show some courage and invite your enemies to your country instead, fight your war inside your own borders.

This is from an interview with Bremer 24 Augusti 2003. It needs to be remembered so you can see how the US administration took the liberty to force war on terror on the Iraqi people:

GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: How many? (he is referring to what Bremer calls terrorists)

AMBASSADOR L. PAUL BREMER: I think for the American people to understand •• well, probably several hundred, probably several hundred. And I think most Americans understand that it's better for us to fight and win this war here than to have to fight it on the streets of the United States.

GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: You know, you've said that before. And I want to now play something that you've said, and also President Bush and General Sanchez, along those same lines and get you to respond. Let me put it up right now.

PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH (From video): There are some who feel like the conditions are such that they can attack us there. My answer is, bring them on. We've got the force necessary to deal with the security situation.

GENERAL JOHN ABIZAID (From video): This is what I would call a terrorist magnet where American being present here in Iraq creates a target of opportunity, if you will, but this is exactly where we want to fight them. We want to fight them here, we're prepared for them, and this will prevent the American people from having to go through other attacks back in the United States.

AMBASSADOR L. PAUL BREMER: It's the kind of thing that we've seen before in so many places, and it's something that we have to beat, and I must say, I think we must now defeat it here in Iraq, better to fight it here than to fight it somewhere else like the United States.

They have no right to scarify Iraqis this way. Iraqis mission in life is NOT to die for the American people. The war on terror is a war that should be fought on the US mainland.

This is a vicious crime against the Iraqi people and one of the many proofs that in the eyes of US politicians and their supporters Iraqis lives are worth nothing to them. Its an even bigger proof of how spineless these U.S politicians and their supporters really are.

So once again US politicians and the supporters who want the war, I demand of you to take your war out of Iraq, show some courage and invite your enemies to your country instead.

Fight your war inside your own borders.

John Boehner the House Majority Leader I am sure you understand that it is Iraqis national interests that the US takes ITS war out of Iraq into the US were it really belongs and have support by people like you.

And when Americans are dieing in the streets you can be ready to tell them what ever you want.

I on the other hand will give my full and honest support to the all the Americans who want the warmongler people out of office!

Football for a united and peaceful Iraq

An Iraqi children’s football project have started. Under the banner:

Football for a united and peaceful Iraq

Nabil who is the project manager believes sports helps in bringing peace, stability and unity.

The football projects starts in Najaf, then it takes cities in the south, middle and north. This will provide Iraqi children a chance for happiness, play, fun and sports competitions. We all know how much this is needed for them these days. It will give them the experience that their parents care about them and that there are people who support them on both a family and a society level.

I salute Nabil for his efforts and wish all success to his project! I also hope I have understood correctly that this is a project that includes both boys and girls. Sports are indeed loved by a lot of children and it’s a perfect thing to spend time on, build a healthy body, relationships and friendship. All these things will help Iraqi kids get some hope back and it will strengthen the unity of Iraqis!

Solutions

I'll be away until the 13th of June. I'll make my last post a rerun of some suggestions of solutions needed for Iraq.

• I demand ending the military and economically occupation of Iraq.

• I demand complete withdrawal of all occupation troops, all contractors, all mercenaries and all civil occupation people from Iraq.

• I demand that the immunity law that was given to the above is no longer active.

• I demand all occupation military bases and new embassies to be closed. They are now the property of Iraqis.

• I demand the Iraq government and Iraqi politicians put a stop to the crimes of their militias, we know you have the power to do so, so do it.

• I demand that the Iraqi resistance to the occupation declares on all possible ways that it will stop its attacks against occupation troops when they are on their way out of Iraq.

• I demand from all the ordinary criminal Iraqis to wake up and start put your enormous energy to build a peaceful Iraq instead.

• I demand honesty and unity from all of us Iraqis. The loyalty should be to Iraq.

Quote of the day:
Omar Saed, 55, a university lecturer in Baghdad, said: "We'd like to send a brief letter to all the world: 'Please stop the American troops killing any more people.' We need full cooperation from all to help us avoid any more incidents like what happened in Haditha and Ramadi and all the other Iraqi cities."

There is also news about Iraqi lawyers demanding occupation troops to be prosecuted for their war crimes and crimes against humanity in an international court.

The family of Faiz Harat Khalaf

According to the report of the Ishaqi police directorate. American forces used helicopters to drop troops on the house of Faiz Harat Khalaf situated in the Abu Sifa village of the Ishaqi district. The American forces gathered the family members in one room and executed 11 people, including 5 children, 4 women and 2 men, then they bombed the house, burned three vehicles and killed their animals.

The Iraqis that were executed:

• Turkiya Muhammed Ali, 75 years
• Faiza Harat Khalaf, 30 years
• Faiz Harat Khalaf, 28 years
• Um Ahmad, 23 years
• Sumaya Abdulrazak, 22 years
• Aziz Khalil Jarmoot, 22 years
• Hawra Harat Khalaf, 5 years
• Asma Yousef Maruf, 5 years
• Osama Yousef Maruf, 3 years
• Aisha Harat Khalaf, 3 years
• Husam Harat Khalaf, 6 months

May they rest in peace, may all Iraqis killed in this illegal war rest in peace.

May their families and friends find strength somewhere to cope with their loss.

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3rd June update: This is US justice for Iraqis
Troops cleared of Iraq wrongdoing
Saturday, 3 June 2006
A US military investigation has found there was no misconduct by US troops over Iraqi civilian deaths in the town of Ishaqi, a spokesman says.


A comment I read in the Washington Post about US soldiers killing Iraqis says a lot.

I wonder what the reaction would be if the killed were Israelis or Americans and the military were arabs. Would our reaction be also "stuff happens"? The soldiers had been under stress and a buddy was killed therefore it is understandable that they "snapped"? Ends of story.

I VERY MUCH DOUBT IT.
WE WOULD BE SCREAMING OFF WITH THEIR HEADS!
THEY ARE BARBARIENS, WE WOULD NEVER DO SOMETHING LIKE THAT.

US people who are against your presence in Iraq, you are millions, PLEASE DO MORE TO GET ALL YOUR TROOPS OUT OF IRAQ!

End United States acts of state terrorism against Iraqis.

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1 June update
New 'Iraq massacre' tape emerges
Thursday, 1 June 2006
The BBC has uncovered new video evidence that US forces may have been responsible for the deliberate killing of 11 innocent Iraqi civilians.

Iraqi police report details civilians' deaths at hands of U.S. troops
By Matthew Schofield,
Posted on Sun, Mar. 19, 2006
Knight Ridder Newspapers
BAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraqi police have accused American troops of executing 11 people, including a 75-year-old woman and a 6-month-old infant, in the aftermath of a raid last Wednesday on a house about 60 miles north of Baghdad.

Children of Abraham: Death in the Desert
Written by Chris Floyd
Movie at this link

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US TROOPS lay down your weapons in Iraq. Committing war crimes thru state terrorism against Iraqis who live in their own country DOES NOT make your family in the US safe. Who ever still tells you "that is what Iraq is all about" is a liar. You should really have common sense to understand that.

The more Iraqis you kill the more Iraqis will hate you and the more attacks against you there will be. Don't you see this after 3 years in Iraq?

Lay down your weapons and join the Iraq Veterans against the War.

Let Iraqis decide their way forward

Iraqis rejoice, there is no need anymore for elections in Iraq! We have Wayne Downing, Barry McCaffrey, Michael Vickers, Fouad Ajami, Raad Alkadiri, some military men I don’t know, some scholars who are students of Iraq (what ever that means) I don’t know either, Sistani and the one and only Amir Taheri! These people are representing us in meetings with Bush!

Taheri, he will tell the truth! Or will he come up with more front page lies.

Press Briefing by Tony Snow

James S. Brady Briefing Room

May 30, 2006

Q Can you give us a readout on the President's meeting this morning with the Iraq experts?

MR. SNOW: Yes. Oh, my goodness, I forgot to bring the list. But actually -- do you have the list, Fred? Yes, it was an interesting meeting. What you ended up having was -- I've got all the names but one written down here. We had Wayne Downing, Barry McCaffrey, Michael Vickers, Amir Taheri, Fouad Ajami and Raad Alkadiri. And you had a combination there of military men and also scholars who are students of Iraq. And it was an interesting discussion that touched upon cultural issues, on political issues, on the state of affairs in Iraq. You had a number of people who've been there recently, General McCaffrey having returned just last month from his latest visit. Fouad Ajami last year had the occasion to sit down and speak with the Ayatollah Sistani, Ali al Sistani.

The President wanted to hear about that. And what he really wanted first was to get their honest opinions -- and, again, these were honest opinions -- about how things are going in Iraq, about the status and viability of the government, and what the United States needs to do on the way forward. The one thing that was of mutual agreement is that, number one, this is an important enterprise, and number two, that we can and will win it. But those are sort of the general outlines of the conversation.

Bush if you want an interesting discussion about Iraq I suggest you talk to ordinary Iraqis. Why did you not go and listen to Faiza and Dahlia's testimonies to your Congress? Even our PM would have been better then these people. Ordinary Iraqi people are the ones that should tell you about their culture and how their lives are today if you really want to know the truth.

Haven’t you read or heard about Taheri’s enormous big lie last weeks? If you haven’t well then you have the wrong staff working for you. If you have and you still think the he is the man you want an opinion from. Well then that says more about you then it does of Taheri.

Bush, since you want honest opinions this is mine:

The United States is committing acts of state terrorism against Iraqis.

Get your troops out of Iraq. End your illigal occupation of Iraq and let Iraqis decide their way forward!

Peace/
Nadia