Black Ops Basra 2005 remembered

[Mark of Zorro]

People get awful huffy with me as I am so anti-military and anti-war. So part of the point of this thread is to remind you all of the type of stunts our governments and military pull, and of course, every time we learn of something like this, its obviously luck that we do. We don't know the half of it, the quarter of it or one-eighth of it. How could we with all the money, power, and secret documents behind it all?

I predict that near a third of you will just refuse to believe this really happened. Another near third will believe its only one off rare occurrence. A similar amount will believe there was some necessity for this to occur, some greater good to be accomplished. And considering that, its really no wonder our governments and military can get away with this sort of rubbish. I bet especially the two Brits who did this think they were doing some patriotic duty which was also for the good of the Iraqi people. Anyway, here it is, believe it, or not...

Articles published by Michel Chossudovsky, Larry Chin and Mike Whitney at the Centre for Research on Globalization's website on September 20, 2005 have offered preliminary assessments of the claims of Iraqi authorities that two British soldiers in civilian clothes who were arrested by Iraqi police in Basra on September 19―and in short order released by a British tank and helicopter assault on the prison where they were being held―had been engaged in planting bombs in the city

Were British SAS Soldiers Planting Bombs in Basra? | Scoop News

And you can find a lot of websites with this information if you just look. But you may not approve of the sites or even the source of the Iraqi police....as if the New York Times is going stick out its neck to make sure you hear about stuff like this.

So where do you stand? You think it never happened? You think its a one-off odd deal? Or do you think there must have been some sort of good reason for all this?

 

[Hezam]

They have done more worse than that, Why wouldn't they do such thing ?

 

[Mark of Zorro]

Why wouldn't they do such thing ?

So they would not be contemptable, lying, two-faced, back-stabbing, murdering scumbags and lowlifes not worthy of breathing another breath? I mean that would be my reason.

 

[Hezam]

So they would not be contemptable, lying, two-faced, back-stabbing, murdering scumbags and lowlifes not worthy of breathing another breath? I mean that would be my reason.

The Anglo-American war on Iraq is one of the most barbaric/dramatic events in the 21th century, if you can read Arabic you will be very shocked by the reports that Arab journalists write, It's the most dirty war in 21th century, Every barbaric crimes have been comitted by those soldiers, Maybe you know better than other ignorants who still think that Iraq war was for Iraqi people sake and freedom, It's a jackpot for Iran !

I don't want to talk about it, Everyone can see what kind of freedom that Iraqi people got.

Regards

 

[Mark of Zorro]

I don't want to talk about it,

My countrymen would not listen if you did anyway.

Everyone can see what kind of freedom that Iraqi people got.

I have no idea. As far as the western English press is concerned, its over and done with. Ancient history. Even the continuing rubbish in Afghanistan is just about forgotten. And when some random Muslims attack soldiers in and from Britain and France, connections to the war mongering in Iraq and Afghanistan are not made.

 

[AquaLung]

I believe these types of crimes have occurred, and do occur on a continual basis. I don't see myself as a conspiracy theorist, but I have no question in my mind whatsoever that there are many geopolitical crimes that go largely unnoticed, exposed in small doses via lower profile sources.