|
Home
Creating Terrorism To Stay in Iraq
Comment by Larry Ross, May 29, 2005
Increasingly I am coming across articles that shows the US masquerading
as terrorists and causing a terrorist act, and then blaming Iraqi terrorism.
The purpose seems to be to create a chaotic situation they can use as
an excuse to stay in Iraq indefinitely. It is part of the neocon plan
to dominate the middle east and expand the war to neighbouring states.
The following is a case where US soldiers clandestinely planted a bomb
in an innocent farmers truck, timed to go off in Baghdad and explode -
thus providing the Americans with another 'proof' of Iraqi terrorism.
It is diabolical, like Operation Northwoods, which was not implemented.
With Operation Northwoods in 1962, the Pentagon suggested various acts
of terror including killing Americans, and blaming Cuba in order to justify
US invasion. This and other reports, suggest that the US is using these
techniques in Iraq. There are those who blame the Bush Administration
for causing, or knowing, that the 9/11 attack would take place on September
11, 2001 and then blaming terrorists, in order to justify the pre-planned
wars for oil in Afghanistan and Iraq. (See website under 9/11 Questions).
In the case of the farmer taking his tomatoes to Baghdad, it was lucky
that his sharp-eyed grandson saw the US serviceman planting the bomb,
and it was discovered in time.
Imad Khaddui's translation of the Arabic language report:
"On Friday [May 13, 2005],
a 64 years old Iraqi farmer, Haj Haidar Abu Sijjad, took his tomato load
in his pickup truck from Hilla to Baghdad, accompanied by Ali, his 11
years old grandson. They were stopped at an American check point and were
asked to dismount. An American soldier climbed on the back of the pickup
truck, followed by another a few minutes later, and thoroughly inspected
the tomato filled plastic containers for about 10 minutes. Haj Haidar
and his grandson were then allowed to proceed to Baghdad.
A minute later, his grandson told him that he saw one of the American
soldiers putting a grey melon size object in the back among the tomato
containers. The Haj immediately slammed on the brakes and stopped the
car at the side of the road, at a relatively far distance from the check
point. He found a time bomb with the clock ticking tucked among his tomatoes.
He immediately recognised it, as he was an ex-army soldier. Panicking,
he grabbed his grandson and ran away from the car. Then, realising that
the car was his only means of work, he went back, took the bomb and carried
it in fear. He threw it in a deep ditch by the side of the road that was
dug by Iraqi soldiers in preparation for the war, two years ago.
Upon returning from Baghdad, he found out that the bomb had indeed exploded,
killing three sheep and injuring their shepherd in his head. He thanked
God for giving him the courage to go back and remove the bomb, and for
the luck in that the American soldiers did not notice his sudden stop
at a distance and his getting rid of the bomb.
"They intended it to explode in Baghdad and claim that it is the
work of the 'terrorists', or 'insurgents' or who call themselves the 'Resistance'.
I decided to expose them and asked your (Mufakirat al-Islam - Islam Memo)
reporter to take me to Baghdad to tell you the story.
They are to be exposed as they now want to sow strife in Iraq and taint
the Resistance after failing to defeat it militarily.
Do not forget to mention my name. I fear nobody but God, as I am a follower
of Muqtada al-Sadir."
 |
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
“I’m here to kill, kill
for my country if I need to,”
said Spc. Christopher Stockton, adding with a laugh,
“You can tell everyone you met a schizophrenic
who wants to shoot someone and
watch them bleed to death.”
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Finding purpose in the haze of desert warfare
3 April 20, 2005
Posted
by Imad
Khadduri # 11:48 AM 11 comments
|
|
|
