The suicide bombing of the Iraqi refugees in Stockholm was a sign of protest against the still-long occupation of Iraq and Afghanistan, against the cruel killings of civilians, particularly women and children. [1]
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The suicide bombing of the Iraqi refugees in Stockholm was a sign of protest against the still-long occupation of Iraq and Afghanistan, against the cruel killings of civilians, particularly women and children. [1]
Wikileaks is not only documented the indiscriminate slaughter of Iraqi civilians by so-called liberation army - also has long been the devastating use of uranium munitions known. The cancer rates and birth defect rates have skyrocketed since the use of Depleted Uranium in Iraq in the air. [2]
Well, as the local media report on the subject and the background? The suicide bombing of the Iraqi refugees in Stockholm was a sign of protest against the still-long occupation of Iraq and Afghanistan, against the cruel killings of civilians, particularly women and children. [1]
The note with the oil companies combined sparkled media struggled to find the right story and beat the first reports that it was a protesting Iraqis, now the civilian population of the warring parties also death and terror wanted to scare "now bring the children and women of the West also the death that has brought the West to Iraqi women and children" Correspondingly, those Iraqis wanted: a symbolic retaliation of the devastation of an entire country with a suicide bombing in the armor. [3] One might argue about whether this is the correct or proper form of protest - we prefer to maintain here so peaceful forms of protest, we also do not believe that retaliation with the same (an eye for an eye etc. ..) is actually a solution to the Problems can result, but we know from experience in Europe, that this usually leads only to a spiral of violence, ect.
But what do our media: 1 embezzle sie das eigentliche Motiv: Protest gegen den Irakkrieg und der Versuch Aufmerksamkeit für die zivilen Opfer zu erringen. 2. Schieben ein lächerliches Scheinmotiv vor, ja eines das gar eine religiöse Begründung beinhaltet; der Iraker sei halt Muslim gewesen und habe sich wegen den Mohammed-Karikaturen aufgeregt, ect. Und auch wenn vielleicht dies ein Mitgrund war, es ist nicht der eigentliche. Was denken eigentlich unsere aufgeklärten Medienschaffenden? Hat der Iraker wohl nicht einige Freunde, befreundete Familien gehabt im Irak, die nun grösstenteils alle ausgelöscht worden sind, verkrüppelt und verstümmelt? Wissen wir hier immer noch nicht, dass die rohstofflichen Interessen der wesentliche Auslöser der Besetzung des Iraks war und weiterhin ist? Natürlich, den Insidern ist dies natürlich bekannt, aber man soll dieses Wissen ja nicht teilen, weil es ja angeblich alle eh schon wissen... Derweil tankt der verbrennungs-motorisierte Teil unserer zivilen Gesellschaft weiterhin bedenklos Erdölprodukte, nur im "Unterbewusstsein" wissend, dass dadurch Kriege befeuert werden, Despoten und Dikaturen mit frischem Geld versorgt werden, inklusive unsere hiesigen Despoten der Finanzoligarchie.
[1] Blick Online 10. Dezember [2]
http://uruknet.com/?p=m68629&hd=&size=1&l=e
[3] Blick Online 10. Dezember
The NZZ on 12 December, when already lengthens, it is clear that this is a retaliatory attempt active Truth-Bending and suppression of material facts, the wrong set of Pocket Mice and in a so-called quality newspaper ... Note: Now is still mentioned the war in Afghanistan, but is it a native Iraqis, the Iraq war simply hide such a war of alleged for years is over (Remember "Mission Accomplished"), including the so-called withdrawal of troops, although still remains a big Truppenkontigent stationed? The Daily News in this respect is no better ... And when you look? If the above-cited article unauffinbar already ... We stay tuned.
Oh yes, U.S. mediator Richard Hoolbroke has just spoken clearly to the end of the occupation of Afghanistan. It would not be surprising that this is suppressed by the NZZ.
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