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22 februari 2010 15:59 |
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Da's een goeie. Ik bedoelde deze:
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Het aantal doden is inmiddels opgelopen tot 27.
De andere link toont aan dat de VS en de taliban elkaar waard zijn. Ze passen dezelfde praktijken toe, maken allebei onschuldige slachtoffers en gooien olie op het vuur in plaats van op de golven.
Van de taliban is dat tactisch gezien begrijpelijk: zij hebben alle belang bij polarisatie. Van de kant van de VS en de NATO kan het alleen begrepen worden als het logisch gevolg van een totaal verkeerd beleid dat overigens ook het omgekeerde resultaat heeft van wat de regeringen ons hier voorhouden.
Ik kan me niet voorstellen dat de familie van een slachtoffer van de taliban meer of minder pijn heeft om het verscheiden van een geliefde dan de familie van een slachtoffer van de NATO-aanvallen.
Een klein overzichtje van wat de VS en NATO dit jaar al gerealiseerd hebben in Afghanistan (het laatste 'incidentje' staat er nog niet bij:
Citaat:
NATO air strike kills seven Afghan policemen in Kunduz
February 19, 2010
The Telegraph: Seven Afghan policemen have been mistakenly killed in a Nato air strike in the north of the country. The government said an air strike had been ordered after a patrol including Nato and Afghan soldiers and police was attacked by the Taliban in the northern province of Kunduz. But the air strike instead killed seven of the policemen and injured two others. Full news...
Bodies of 12 civilians killed by NATO handed over to families
February 17, 2010
PAN: The bodies of a dozen people killed in a NATO air strike in Marja district two days ago were handed over to their families. A Marja dweller, who visited the hospital to receive the bodies of his relatives, said he lost 10 members of his family in the strike. He added his parents and a young brother were among his other family members dead in the assault. "No one attacked foreign forces from our house and there were no fighters hiding in our house," he explained. Full news...
NATO troops kill more civilians
February 16, 2010
PAN: More civilians have been killed in a Taliban stronghold in southern Helmand province during a huge onslaught that NATO and Afghan officials say is aimed at protecting residents and bringing them prosperity.... villagers accused the international troops of killing at least 15 residents in the Washer district of Helmand alone -- the scene of an ongoing joint sweep involving 15,000 Afghan and foreign forces. Full news...
Team America Kills Five Kids in Marja
February 16, 2010
Huffington Post: It will be argued that the government of the United States did not decide to kill these five children specifically, and that's absolutely true. The U.S. government did not decide to kill these particular children; it only decided to kill some Afghan civilians, chosen randomly from Marja's civilian population, when it decided to launch its military assault. Full news...
Marjah Offensive Marked by Confusion, Civilian Deaths
February 16, 2010
firedoglake.com: ... even the reporters there, on the ground, directly interacting with and personally interviewing the military are getting contradictory reports of what’s going on. Chandrasekaran and Phillips, for example, both datelined their stories from Marjeh, and they couldn’t be more different: Chandrasekaran says it’s less than 4,000 troops encountering heavy and unexpected resistance, while Phillips says it’s almost 10,000 troops experiencing light and expected resistance. Full news...
NATO missiles kill 12 Afghan civilians in Helmand
February 14, 2010
PAN: Despite assurances from NATO and Afghan officials to minimize the collateral damage during an ongoing offensive in southern Helmand province, a dozen civilians were killed on Sunday."Two rockets launched at insurgents firing upon Afghan and ISAF forces impacted approximately 300 meters off their intended target, killing 12 civilians in Nad Ali district," the International Security Assistance Force said. Full news...
Villagers accuse US Special Forces for killing five civilians
February 12, 2010
Morning Star: An Afghan provincial official and villagers has accused US special forces on Friday of killing five civilians in a raid on a home near Gardez in Paktia province. Gardez provincial council member Shahyesta Jan Ahadi said: "On Thursday night, the Americans conducted an operation in a house and killed five innocent people, including three women. The people are so angry." Full news...
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'fin, en dat gaat zo maar door, de hele tijd: bron.
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Zou die 'suicide bomber' ook onschuldige vrouwen en kinderen mee de dood ingesleurd hebben?
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Wellicht, ja.
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Doet de NATO ook aan 'suicide bombing'?
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nee, die zijn daar te laf voor. Die doen het via onbemande drones, bestuurd vanop afstand via joysticks.
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