>>Iraq Genocide Victims<<

U.S. War Against Iraq Quotes :

Iyad Allawi, now the designated prime minister of Iraq, ran an exile organization intent on deposing Saddam Hussein that sent agents into Baghdad in the early 1990's to plant bombs and sabotage government facilities under the direction of the C.I.A., several former intelligence officials say. One former Central Intelligence Agency officer who was based in the region, Robert Baer, recalled that a bombing during that period "blew up a school bus; schoolchildren were killed."

"American Jews are responsible for pushing the country to war with Iraq"

"If it were not for the strong support of the Jewish community for this war with Iraq, we would not be doing this,"

"In a month and a half my platoon and I killed more than 30 civilians,"

"we were committing genocide",

"we killed a lot of innocent people".

He went away dragging his foot. We were all laughing and cheering.

"Then an 18-wheeler [truck] came speeding around. We shot at it. One of the guys jumped out. He was on fire. The driver was dead. Then a Toyota Corolla came. We killed the driver, the other guy came out with his hands up. We shot him too."

"Like, the only way to get through s*** like that was to concentrate on getting through it by killing as many people as you can"

"There was no dilemma when it came to shooting people who were not in uniform, I just pulled the trigger."

"Once you'd reached the objective, and once you'd shot them and you're moving through, anything there, you shoot again. You didn't want any prisoners of war. You hate them so bad while you're fighting, and you're so terrified, you can't really convey the feeling, but you don't want them to live."

"Maj. Paulus allowed Mr. Hatab to remain lying naked outside in the sun and heat for the rest of the day and into the night. Shortly after midnight, Mr. Hatab was found dead."

he yanked them out of Humvees while they were hooded and cuffed, causing them to fall several feet to the ground.


U.S. War Against Iraq Victims:

Images of guard dogs snarling at cowering prisoners and Iraqi women being forced to expose their breasts were among the 1,800 new pictures and video stills depicting abuse at the Abu Ghraib jail shown to members of the US Congress yesterday.

Other former guards at the jail told how a hooded detainee died after being taken to a shower room for interrogation by the CIA.

obtained by the Los Angeles Times, Private England, said "everyone in the company from the commander down" knew what was going on. She said guards forced detainees to crawl on their hands and knees on broken glass, threw a heavy ball at handcuffed prisoners and forced male detainees to wear women's "maxi pads".

"In November I talked to Mr Bremer about human rights violations in general and in jails in particular. He listened but there was no answer. At the first meeting, I asked to be allowed to visit the security prisoners, but I failed," Turki said.

"The whole thing is disgusting and it's hard to believe that this actually is taking place in a military facility," said Senator Dianne Feinstein (D - Calif.) "I expected that these pictures would be very hard on the stomach lining and it was significantly worse than anything that I had anticipated," said Senator Ron Wyden (D - Ore.) "Take the worst case and multiply it several times over."

Al-Manar says that the more horrible methods of torture used against Iraqis, like for example cutting off parts of their bodies, are not yet known to the public.

The Al-Manar sources in Iraq say that some prisoners lost their eyes, legs, hands and were killed during the U.S torture sessions. These persons were buried without informing their families. There were some women between these dead Iraqi prisoners.

“The American public needs to understand we’re talking about rape and murder here,” Graham said after the Senate hearing.

But Graham, who is a judge for the army reserve, said: “It’s going to get worse. You’re going to have more things to show people that will make people mad, more angry.”