| Re: Fisk oor Irak [boodskap #99386] |
Di., 12 Oktober 2004 15:03  |
bouer
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> By Robert Fisk in Baghdad - 11 October 2004
> And what of the Americans themselves? I've been re-reading Seymour
> Hersh's stunning 1970 account of the My Lai massacre in Vietnam. And
> there's something about the casual attitude to death and cruelty in
> the way that Medina and Calley did their killings there that I find
> chillingly familiar.
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> The Americans have a professional army in Iraq, but it is becoming
> frighteningly casual about the way it kills women and children in
> Fallujah, simply denying that its air strikes are killing the
> innocent, and insists that all 120 dead in their Samarra operation are
> all insurgents when this cannot possibly be true. What about the
> latest wedding party carnage, another American "success" against
> terrorism?
En dis net hier waar die man in die straat in die VSA
gaan begin objekteer teen al die moord en doodslag,
net soos hulle in Vietnam gedoen het. Miskien nie
in hierdie verkiesing nie. Maar wag maar.
Gloudina
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| Re: Fisk oor Irak [boodskap #99558 is 'n antwoord op boodskap #99480] |
So., 17 Oktober 2004 10:09  |
Ferdi Greyling
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On Fri, 15 Oct 2004 22:16:29 +0200, "Jean-C Thirion" wrote:
> was dit nie in 1990 gewees nie ?
War between Iran and Iraq, lasting from 1980 to 1988.
The background for the war was disagreements on the borderline between
the two countries, stemming back to 1971, when Iran occupied a couple
of Iraqi islands in the Persian Gulf near the outlet of Shatt El Arab.
Iraq was also objecting the Islamist propaganda that was transmitted
from Iran to Iraq, and Iraq's government feared that there could be a
revolution among the Iraqi Shi'is in the south. In 1980 Iraq expected
that Iran was weak after the Iranian Revolution, so that Iraq would
face little resistance when occupying Iranian territory.
Ens. ens. was wat ek vinnig kon kry op die net. Was by
http://i-cias.com/e.o/iranirqw.htm
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