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Lettera aperta sull'occupazione dell'Iraq al Social Forum Mondiale
International Action Center, www.resistenze.org

Facciamo appello ai partecipanti del Social Forum Mondiale perchè appoggino
azioni a livello mondiale il 19-20 marzo per l'immediata fine
dell'occupazione criminale dell'Iraq, per esprimere solidarietà con la
coraggiosa resistenza irachena che ha sbaragliato l'Impero USA ed unirsi in
spirito ed azione volti a creare al SFM un foro per coloro che sono
solidali con la resistenza...

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Refugee Camps in Ahmad bin Hashim and Rahaliya villages - Part 2
Eman Ahmad Khammas
...I did understand his feelings; at many times I feel the bitter
humiliation these people feel. They do need aid, but what they need more is
a solution to their problem. They are not beggars. They used to have their
houses, jobs, lives and every thing. May be they were not rich, but they
were dignified. Everyone said that they want to go back to Falluja. This is
a big human rights violation that must be investigated, accounted for , and
compensated. International organizations, especially the UN, should give
this problem the utmost priority. The occupation is responsible for their
misery. Silence, justifications, excuses are totally unacceptable. All the
human rights, political, medical, law, journalists, teachers….organizations
all over the world should not keep silent to these crimes...

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Iraqi Resistance Report for events of Thursday, 27 January 2005 and 28
January 2005
Translated and/or compiled by Muhammad Abu Nasr, member, editorial board,
the Free Arab Voice.

...The survey showed that 93 percent of those questioned believed that the
election was not impartial and that the victor would be a new "Iraqi
Karzai" - a reference to the puppet ruler installed by the United States in
Afghanistan. Some said that the victor would be the candidate who had a
majority of the votes of the American Senate, CIA, and Zionist Mossad. Only
7 percent believed that the elections would be impartial (...) As to
whether they would personally take part in the voting, 87 percent of Iraqis
questioned said that they would not be going to the polls on Sunday, citing
various reasons...

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Court martial of British soldiers hears allegations of abuse orders
Mike Ingram, WSWS
...As the military continue the pretence that the abuses stem from the
actions of errant soldiers, or at worst from unclear orders from the
commanding officer at the camp, it is becoming increasingly evident that
the type of abuse pointed to in the photographs presented to the court
martial is far from a one-off incident. In an article published Sunday,
January 23, the Observer newspaper reported that the army faces a new
series of serious allegations of abuse in Iraq...

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US-Made Election Schemes In Iraq and Palestine
Amer Jubran
...The US may have its election day on January 30, but it will not be
enough to change things in Iraq. The most important player on the Iraqi
political scene will not be participating in these elections. This player
is the Iraqi resistance, which keeps its eyes focused like a laser on only
one thing: the hated presence of the US occupying forces in Iraq...

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Iraq and its resistance
Stephen Gowans, What's Left
The question of whether Iraqis have a right to resist the occupation of
their country by US-led forces is clear: they do. The question of whether
they have a right to resist occupation by any means is academic. The fact
of the matter is that occupied people will, and always have, resisted
occupations. And since poor people do not have access to helicopter
gunships, tanks and bombers -- the tools of the occupiers -- they resort to
the means at their disposal...

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