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Americans torture innocent children in front of their parents to intimidate them.

09/28/05 "ICH" -- --
Absurdities and atrocities have come to largely define America in the new millennium.
Who would have thought that the United States of America would embrace the practice of torture as a matter of policy?
Torture, with all its grim, sadistic, soul destroying, screaming implications. . . .
Enemies of the US hate it for its ‘freedom’. Damn right. Freedom from the rule of law. America recently advanced ‘freedom’ by sodomizing young boys at Abu Grahaib, where they torture children to manipulate their parents. Did you hear that?
Americans torture innocent children in front of their parents to intimidate them. Is that possible?
Now certain ‘leaders’ are hoping that the tape of that advancement doesn’t get out.
Too much freedom can be a bad thing after all.

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(09/09/05)A pregnant, 40 years old Iraqi woman was shot by US military on August 10th, 2005 in the city of Mosul, northern Iraq, while in front of her house. The woman, who was in her 32nd week of pregnancy, was hit in her abdomen and collapsed immediately. As usual, US troops looked carelessly and walked away, not offering any help or medical care. Bystanders then took the woman to the ER at the Republican Hospital in Mosul. The ER medical team performed a C-section in an attempt to save the fetus, but he was dead as the bullet had penetrated his chest and exited from his back...
Warning: graphic pictures
 

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Imagine how quickly people could be recovered in New Orleans right now if every helicopter currently serving in Iraq and Afghanistan were available. Imagine how many field hospitals could be established. Imagine how many food and water drops could be accomplished. Imagine how many light water craft could be deployed.

Imagine how many poor people who couldn't heed the mandatory evacuation order because they had no automobiles could have been pre-evacuated with the fleet of C-5's, C-17's, C-141's, and C-130's that are currently being employed to occupy and dominate people far, far from your own homes. How many 5-tons, deuce-and-a-halfs, military buses, and "cattle trucks" could have been employed to shuttle people to the airport for evacuation.

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Children of New Iraq and the Disgusting Sex Trade
 

The Integrated Regional Information Networks (IRIN), for humanitarian affairs, which is working in cooperation with the United Nations, has issued a report on the phenomenon of the sexual abuse of children in the new American Iraq. According to the report, hundreds of families in Iraq have found the trade of homosexuality with children as a means of living, under the blockage of horizons and the deterioration of the security conditions in Iraq...

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August 16, 2005 The American occupation army has, today, arrested five children who are under the age of ten, and kept them as pawns in the Iraqi city of Baji. They are intending to keep them until the city inhabitants turn over the children who were shown on TV screens, in the beginning of this week, demonstrating and holding the clothes of American soldiers killed lately in the city centre by a roadside bomb.

According to a Baji police source, the American forces have encircled the city and arrested the children, and in the meantime they were urging the public via loud speakers to turnover the wanted children. According to the same source, the American army has threatened that they would storm the city and begin a campaign of house to house searching and arresting people if they wouldn’t turn the wanted children over to the Americans

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August 17, 2005
The mother of a Scots soldier killed by a roadside bomb in Iraq
has helped launch a legal bid to secure an independent inquiry into the legality of the war

In war, casualties can be expected, but the parents at the High Court today  believe the war in Iraq was illegal and someone - namely Tony Blair - is to blame.

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Iraq’s Children: Choir of Despair
Ghali Hassan
 www.GlobalResearch.ca

The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) is a wide range of specific rights and protection measures to protect children worldwide. It is also the most ratified international human rights treaty ever. It strictly prohibits the abuse and torture of children. In most Western countries, including the US, the abuse of children is a criminal offensive. However, this is not the case when the crimes are committed against Iraqi children by Western forces. It is part of the destructive policy brought into Iraq by the US Occupation of the country.

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Depleted Uranium, Anthrax Vaccine & The Gulf War Syndrome,
Part 1
Dr. James Howenstine, MD

. . . My impression currently is that there may be a more insidious and sinister aspect to the invasion of Iraq. Could we be using this nuclear war as a way to lower the population of an Arab nation? Exposing all the citizens in a nation to a daily dose of radioactive uranium dust would be certain to produce very premature deaths and inability to reproduce. These irradiated nations will have huge problems with illness of their citizens and the inability of most parents to produce healthy children for succeeding generations.

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Illegal Detention of Children in Iraq

Last week the Pentagon blocked the release of pictures of Iraqi children being raped and sodomized by American soldiers as publication of those pictures would have been a public relations disaster of the U.S. In an expose done by the Sunday Herald late last year a child witness of the abuse at Abu Ghraib gave a statement to investigators saying that he witnessed the rape of a boy who was 15 years old...
 

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More then 100 (Muslim) children held in jails such as Abu Ghraib

A Sunday Herald investigation has discovered that coalition forces are holding more than 100 children in jails such as Abu Ghraib. Witnesses claim that the detainees – some as young as 10 – are also being subjected to rape and torture

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128,000 Iraqis have been killed since the U.S. invasion began in March 2003

Mafkarat al-Islam reported that chairman of the 'Iraqiyun humanitarian organization in Baghdad, Dr. Hatim al-'Alwani, said that the toll includes everyone who has been killed since that time, adding that 55 percent of those killed have been women and children aged 12 and under.

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US Soldier who serve in Iraq is a (Liberal) blogger

Let see how long before he get killed or shut up by his own country ?

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World Tribunal On Iraq

Preliminary Declaration Of The Jury Of Conscience

Recognizing the right of the Iraqi people to resist the illegal occupation of their country and to develop independent institutions, and affirming that the right to resist the occupation is the right to wage a struggle for self-determination, freedom, and independence as derived from the Charter of the United Nations, we the Jury of Conscience declare our solidarity with the people of Iraq. (continue)

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Children, too, are abused in U.S. prisons

..Under international law, the line between childhood and maturity is 18. In communications with Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, the Pentagon has lowered the cutoff to 16. For this reason among others, we don't know exactly how many Iraqi children are in American custody. But before the transfer of sovereignty to an Iraqi interim government a year ago, the International Committee of the Red Cross reported registering 107 detainees under 18 during visits to six prisons controlled by coalition troops. Some detainees were as young as 8. Since that time, Human Rights Watch reports that the number has risen.
 

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Respect and goodwill for the United States is dropping fast throughout the world,
but nowhere faster than their next-door neighbors Canada.

Only 45 per cent of Canadians now back the U.S.-led war on terrorism, while 78 per cent backed the war three years ago; 80 per cent of Canadians now say they are glad Canada stayed out of Iraq. And 75 per cent of Canadians say they have a less favorable view of the United States since Mr. Bush's re-election.

"There's no question there are negative feelings," in Canada, said former U.S. secretary of state Madeleine Albright, who co-chaired the survey. "Some of it has to do with the fact that we are the Big Foot to the south."