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*American Taxpayers Donate Oil To Iraq!* /Joe Vialls/ If you told most American taxpayers they were funding a fleet of more than 4,000 road tankers to constantly truck oil into one of the oil-richest countries on earth, they would think you were mad. Could it possibly be true that more than 1,500 American military families have lost fathers or husbands or sons in Iraq, just for the privilege of seeing their tax dollars used to provide Iraqis with heavily subsidized imported oil? Sadly it is true, and since the illegal invasion during March 2003, Iraq has not been "exporting two million barrels of oil per day to America", as Wall Street and the establishment media would have you believe... continua / continued <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3558> [3558] [ 15-jun-2004 06:45 ECT ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *VP's office approved Halliburton contract* /UPI/ The office of Vice President Cheney approved the award by the Pentagon of two huge contracts to redevelop Iraq's oil industry to Halliburton, his old company. Cheney's office was briefed twice on the $7 billion contracts, which were awarded without competition, despite his repeated public statements that he had no knowledge of or involvement in the deals, according to pentagon officials... continua / continued <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3557> [3557] [ 15-jun-2004 02:11 ECT ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *Torture Incorporated. Oliver North Joins the Party* /John Stanton and Wayne Madsen, www.globalresearch.ca/ The U.S. Army has employed as many as 27 contractors to run its interrogation operations, according to media reports. But while CACI and Titan are getting all the mainstream media play, it appears that far more than 27 contract employees were involved in recruiting and placing interrogators in various locations. Some of the firms involved in the Bush administration's "TortureGate" include an odd assortment of telecommunications companies and executive placement firms that have jumped into the lucrative torture business in Guantanamo Bay, Afghanistan, Iraq and at secret locations throughout Central Asia and North Africa... continua / continued <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3556> [3556] [ 15-jun-2004 01:44 ECT ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *'Torture in a good cause'* /Ignacio Ramonet, Le Monde diplomatique/ THE trap of colonial war is closing on the invading forces in Iraq. Like French troops bogged down in an earlier era in Algeria, the British in Kenya, the Belgians in the Congo, the Portuguese in Guinea-Bissau and the Israelis today in Gaza, US armed forces are now realising that crushing military superiority is not enough to save them from hostage-taking, ambushes and other deadly assaults. For soldiers on the ground the occupation of Iraq is fast becoming a descent into hell... continua / continued <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3555> [3555] [ 15-jun-2004 01:41 ECT ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *Iraqi Scientists...Victims Of Violence* /IslamOnline.net/ Iraqi scientists continue to fall victims with no protection available (...) Appealing to the world community to protect them from the U.S. aggression "aimed at draining Iraq's brains", a number of Iraqi scientists and university professors had sent an SOS e-mail complaining American occupation forces were threatening their lives . continua / continued <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3554> [3554] [ 15-jun-2004 01:26 ECT ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *U.S. Trucks Carrying Radioactive Materials Intercepted In Iraq-Kuwait Border* /Tehrantimes.com/ The UAE-based daily Al-Khaleej reported on Monday that Kuwaiti tariff officials have intercepted a truck loaded with radioactive materials in the Iraq-Kuwait border. The daily quoted informed sources as saying that the radioactive control team from Kuwait's Health Ministry discovered that one of the trucks belonging to the U.S.-led coalition forces was carrying heavy radioactive materials trucks. The trucks were headed for Iraq... continua / continued <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3553> [3553] [ 15-jun-2004 00:43 ECT ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *Justice Dept. Memo Says Torture 'May Be Justified'* /Dana Priest, Washington Post Staff Writer/ Today washingtonpost.com is posting a copy of the Aug. 1, 2002, memorandum (PDF) "Re: Standards of Conduct for Interrogation under 18 U.S.C. 2340-2340A," from the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel for Alberto R. Gonzales, counsel to President Bush... continua / continued <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3552> [3552] [ 15-jun-2004 00:40 ECT ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *The Torturers. New revelations expose the corruption at the heart of Empire. Are we now torturing children?* /Justin Raimondo/ ..."He said that after he broke Abu Ghraib people are coming out of the woodwork to tell him this stuff. He said he had seen all the Abu Ghraib pictures. He said, 'You haven't begun to see evil...' then trailed off. He said, 'horrible things done to children of women prisoners, as the cameras run.' He looked frightened...." continua / continued <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3551> [3551] [ 15-jun-2004 00:34 ECT ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *Foto del blitz Un regalo Usa* /il manifesto/ I generali in Iraq forniscono un fotogramma della liberazione degli ostaggi italiani. Non prova nulla ma occupa i tg nel giorno del voto. I pm romani indagano su trattative e riscatto... continua / continued <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3550> [3550] [ 15-jun-2004 00:22 ECT ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *Abu Ghraib, marchio indelebile per le donne* /GIULIANA SGRENA, il manifesto/ <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3549> Lo scorso mese prigioniere del carcere di Abu Ghraib avevano fatto uscire dalla prigione dei volantini in cui denunciavano di essere state stuprate» (National public radio, 4 maggio 2004). Una donna dell'università di Baghdad, che lavora per Amnesty international, ha descritto l'abuso sessuale da lei subito a un posto di blocco: un soldato americano «mi ha puntato il laser al centro del petto e poi ha puntato il suo pene. E mi ha detto: vieni qui cagna, che ti scopo»... continua / continued <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3549> [3549] [ 15-jun-2004 00:16 ECT ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *Casualties in powerful Baghdad blast* /Aljazeera.net/ ...At least four and up to 12 people have been killed in a car bomb explosion in central Baghdad. Hospital sources said at least four people had died in the attack, which targeted vehicles being driven by officials connected to the occupation authorities... continua / continued <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3548> [3548] [ 14-jun-2004 10:33 ECT ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *British battalion 'attacked every day for six weeks'* /Sean Rayment/ An infantry battalion serving in Iraq has been awarded the dubious distinction of having been attacked more times than any British Army unit since the Korean War... continua / continued <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3547> [3547] [ 14-jun-2004 09:23 ECT ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *Red Cross ultimatum to US on Saddam* /Jonathan Steele, The Guardian/ <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3546> Saddam Hussein must either be released from custody by June 30 or charged if the US and the new Iraqi government are to conform to international law, the International Committee of the Red Cross said last night. Nada Doumani, a spokeswoman for the ICRC, told the Guardian: "The United States defines Saddam Hussein as a prisoner of war. At the end of an occupation PoWs have to be released provided they have no penal charges against them." Her comments came as the international body, the only independent group with access to detainees in US custody, becomes increasingly concerned over the legal limbo in which thousands of people are being held in the run-up to the transfer of power at the end of the month... continua / continued <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3546> [3546] [ 14-jun-2004 08:53 ECT ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *www.uruknet.info <http://www.uruknet.info>: daily information on occupied Iraq: news, analysis, documents and texts, in Italian and English. * /Any link will be greatly appreciated: you can get our banner or link coordinates from our homepage. Please let us know about new links, so that we can recall them in our link-page. / uruknet.info *www.uruknet.info <http://www.uruknet.info>: **informazione quotidiana sull'iraq occupato: notizie, analisi, documenti e testi, in italiano e in inglese. * /Un grazie fin d'ora per ogni link al ns. sito: potrete scaricare il banner e trovare le coordinate sulla testata della ns. homepage. Informateci di ogni nuovo link, in modo da poter contraccambiare e segnalarlo. grazie!/ American Taxpayers Donate Oil To Iraq! Joe Vialls If you told most American taxpayers they were funding a fleet of more than 4,000 road tankers to constantly truck oil into one of the oil-richest countries on earth, they would think you were mad. Could it possibly be true that more than 1,500 American military families have lost fathers or husbands or sons in Iraq, just for the privilege of seeing their tax dollars used to provide Iraqis with heavily subsidized imported oil? Sadly it is true, and since the illegal invasion during March 2003, Iraq has not been "exporting two million barrels of oil per day to America", as Wall Street and the establishment media would have you believe... <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3558>continua / continued [3558] [ 15-jun-2004 06:45 ECT ] VP's office approved Halliburton contract UPI The office of Vice President Cheney approved the award by the Pentagon of two huge contracts to redevelop Iraq's oil industry to Halliburton, his old company. Cheney's office was briefed twice on the $7 billion contracts, which were awarded without competition, despite his repeated public statements that he had no knowledge of or involvement in the deals, according to pentagon officials... <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3557>continua / continued [3557] [ 15-jun-2004 02:11 ECT ] Torture Incorporated. Oliver North Joins the Party John Stanton and Wayne Madsen, <http://www.globalresearch.ca>www.globalresearch.ca The U.S. Army has employed as many as 27 contractors to run its interrogation operations, according to media reports. But while CACI and Titan are getting all the mainstream media play, it appears that far more than 27 contract employees were involved in recruiting and placing interrogators in various locations. Some of the firms involved in the Bush administration's "TortureGate" include an odd assortment of telecommunications companies and executive placement firms that have jumped into the lucrative torture business in Guantanamo Bay, Afghanistan, Iraq and at secret locations throughout Central Asia and North Africa... <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3556>continua / continued [3556] [ 15-jun-2004 01:44 ECT ] 'Torture in a good cause' Ignacio Ramonet, Le Monde diplomatique THE trap of colonial war is closing on the invading forces in Iraq. Like French troops bogged down in an earlier era in Algeria, the British in Kenya, the Belgians in the Congo, the Portuguese in Guinea-Bissau and the Israelis today in Gaza, US armed forces are now realising that crushing military superiority is not enough to save them from hostage-taking, ambushes and other deadly assaults. For soldiers on the ground the occupation of Iraq is fast becoming a descent into hell... <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3555>continua / continued [3555] [ 15-jun-2004 01:41 ECT ] Iraqi Scientists...Victims Of Violence IslamOnline.net Iraqi scientists continue to fall victims with no protection available (...) Appealing to the world community to protect them from the U.S. aggression "aimed at draining Iraq's brains", a number of Iraqi scientists and university professors had sent an SOS e-mail complaining American occupation forces were threatening their lives . <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3554>continua / continued [3554] [ 15-jun-2004 01:26 ECT ] U.S. Trucks Carrying Radioactive Materials Intercepted In Iraq-Kuwait Border Tehrantimes.com The UAE-based daily Al-Khaleej reported on Monday that Kuwaiti tariff officials have intercepted a truck loaded with radioactive materials in the Iraq-Kuwait border. The daily quoted informed sources as saying that the radioactive control team from Kuwait's Health Ministry discovered that one of the trucks belonging to the U.S.-led coalition forces was carrying heavy radioactive materials trucks. The trucks were headed for Iraq... <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3553>continua / continued [3553] [ 15-jun-2004 00:43 ECT ] Justice Dept. Memo Says Torture 'May Be Justified' Dana Priest, Washington Post Staff Writer Today washingtonpost.com is posting a copy of the Aug. 1, 2002, memorandum (PDF) "Re: Standards of Conduct for Interrogation under 18 U.S.C. 2340-2340A," from the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel for Alberto R. Gonzales, counsel to President Bush... <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3552>continua / continued [3552] [ 15-jun-2004 00:40 ECT ] The Torturers. New revelations expose the corruption at the heart of Empire. Are we now torturing children? Justin Raimondo ..."He said that after he broke Abu Ghraib people are coming out of the woodwork to tell him this stuff. He said he had seen all the Abu Ghraib pictures. He said, 'You haven't begun to see evil...' then trailed off. He said, 'horrible things done to children of women prisoners, as the cameras run.' He looked frightenedŠ." <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3551>continua / continued [3551] [ 15-jun-2004 00:34 ECT ] Foto del blitz Un regalo Usa il manifesto I generali in Iraq forniscono un fotogramma della liberazione degli ostaggi italiani. Non prova nulla ma occupa i tg nel giorno del voto. I pm romani indagano su trattative e riscatto... <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3550>continua / continued [3550] [ 15-jun-2004 00:22 ECT ] Abu Ghraib, marchio indelebile per le donne GIULIANA SGRENA, il manifesto <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3549> Lo scorso mese prigioniere del carcere di Abu Ghraib avevano fatto uscire dalla prigione dei volantini in cui denunciavano di essere state stuprate» (National public radio, 4 maggio 2004). Una donna dell'università di Baghdad, che lavora per Amnesty international, ha descritto l'abuso sessuale da lei subito a un posto di blocco: un soldato americano «mi ha puntato il laser al centro del petto e poi ha puntato il suo pene. E mi ha detto: vieni qui cagna, che ti scopo»... <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3549>continua / continued [3549] [ 15-jun-2004 00:16 ECT ] Casualties in powerful Baghdad blast Aljazeera.net ...At least four and up to 12 people have been killed in a car bomb explosion in central Baghdad. Hospital sources said at least four people had died in the attack, which targeted vehicles being driven by officials connected to the occupation authorities... <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3548>continua / continued [3548] [ 14-jun-2004 10:33 ECT ] British battalion 'attacked every day for six weeks' Sean Rayment An infantry battalion serving in Iraq has been awarded the dubious distinction of having been attacked more times than any British Army unit since the Korean War... <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3547>continua / continued [3547] [ 14-jun-2004 09:23 ECT ] Red Cross ultimatum to US on Saddam Jonathan Steele, The Guardian <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3546> Saddam Hussein must either be released from custody by June 30 or charged if the US and the new Iraqi government are to conform to international law, the International Committee of the Red Cross said last night. Nada Doumani, a spokeswoman for the ICRC, told the Guardian: "The United States defines Saddam Hussein as a prisoner of war. At the end of an occupation PoWs have to be released provided they have no penal charges against them." Her comments came as the international body, the only independent group with access to detainees in US custody, becomes increasingly concerned over the legal limbo in which thousands of people are being held in the run-up to the transfer of power at the end of the month... <http://www.uruknet.info/.?p=3546>continua / continued [3546] [ 14-jun-2004 08:53 ECT ] <http://www.uruknet.info>www.uruknet.info: daily information on occupied Iraq: news, analysis, documents and texts, in Italian and English. Any link will be greatly appreciated: you can get our banner or link coordinates from our homepage. Please let us know about new links, so that we can recall them in our link-page. uruknet.info <http://www.uruknet.info>www.uruknet.info: informazione quotidiana sull'iraq occupato: notizie, analisi, documenti e testi, in italiano e in inglese. Un grazie fin d'ora per ogni link al ns. sito: potrete scaricare il banner e trovare le coordinate sulla testata della ns. homepage. Informateci di ogni nuovo link, in modo da poter contraccambiare e segnalarlo. grazie!
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