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[miltiades]

The savages strike again in Lahore , firing at the Sri Lankan cricket team killing seven and injuring a large number.
The barbarians after firing for 30 minutes at completely innocent people indiscriminately managed to get away.
Our home grown Plonkers will no doubt blame the Americans for this bastardy coward attack by the savages .
Over to the Chief clown and his subordinates who will no doubt tell us that had it not been for the Americans invading Afghanistan these barbarians would not have existed !!

[Cem]

[Einstein is Jewish I assumed this would be a well known fact.

Still alive is he.

He is alive in our hearts and minds !

[Free Spirit]

Wonder what excuse thr lovers/worshipers of the Paedophile will come up with now.
I can just imagine them saying "Mohamed (Pox be unto him) was so upset when his 9 year old bride said she had a headache the night before that he took his anger out on the cricket team".

Once again a fine example by the religion of peace (more like pieces)

[shahmaran]

Call me a conspiracy theorist, but its nothing new that foreign forces commit crimes in other lands only to blame it on someone else in order to fuel circumstances which are easier to exploit from the outside.

After centuries people still forget how divide and rule works.

Remember the SAS soldiers caught in Iraq by the Iraqi forces who were dressed up as Iraqis and were driving around in a car full of explosives?

The Iraqis who caught them said they were driving around randomly shooting at people.

Wasn't exactly top story, but it was followed by the news of the British forces bursting through the prison walls in order to capture them back.

The insurgent crimes were one of the biggest reasons why the newly set up Iraqi government still needed "help" from the coalition forces.

Also I have met many people here in Cyprus who believed that the British forces committed crimes which were blamed up on either the TC's or the GC's in order to fuel the hate between them.

It was the hate that gave way to the circumstances which allowed a division to take place.

[Bananiot]

They will soon change their tune once the USA drops the first bomb on Turkey. I know these bigots.

[Free Spirit]

Call me a conspiracy theorist, but its nothing new that foreign forces commit crimes in other lands only to blame it on someone else in order to fuel circumstances which are easier to exploit from the outside.
After centuries people still forget how divide and rule works.
Remember the SAS soldiers caught in Iraq by the Iraqi forces who were dressed up as Iraqis and were driving around in a car full of explosives?
The Iraqis who caught them said they were driving around randomly shooting at people.
Wasn't exactly top story, but it was followed by the news of the British forces bursting through the prison walls in order to capture them back.
The insurgent crimes were one of the biggest reasons why the newly set up Iraqi government still needed "help" from the coalition forces.
Also I have met many people here in Cyprus who believed that the British forces committed crimes which were blamed up on either the TC's or the GC's in order to fuel the hate between them.
It was the hate that gave way to the circumstances which allowed a division to take place.

And I know someone who knows a man who's cousin heard someone saying that their neighbour knew the man who did it or at least he knew a man who might have done had he been there.

[miltiades]

Call me a conspiracy theorist, but its nothing new that foreign forces commit crimes in other lands only to blame it on someone else in order to fuel circumstances which are easier to exploit from the outside.

After centuries people still forget how divide and rule works.

Remember the SAS soldiers caught in Iraq by the Iraqi forces who were dressed up as Iraqis and were driving around in a car full of explosives?

The Iraqis who caught them said they were driving around randomly shooting at people.

Wasn't exactly top story, but it was followed by the news of the British forces bursting through the prison walls in order to capture them back.

The insurgent crimes were one of the biggest reasons why the newly set up Iraqi government still needed "help" from the coalition forces.

Also I have met many people here in Cyprus who believed that the British forces committed crimes which were blamed up on either the TC's or the GC's in order to fuel the hate between them.

It was the hate that gave way to the circumstances which allowed a division to take place.

Spot on mate ! The CIA along with MFI !!! got away on flying pigs !!

[shahmaran]

UNITED STATES CAUGHT IN IRAQ CAR-BOMBING
Friday, October 14, 2005 - FreeMarketNews.com

It's happened again - allied troops being caught with bombs. This time it is the Americans captured in the act of setting off a car bomb in Baghdad. Last time, as FMNN reported only weeks ago, two British soldiers, apparently working for British intelligence, were caught near Baghdad similarly equipped.

According to the Mirror-World, "A number of Iraqis apprehended two Americans disguised in Arab dress as they tried to blow up a booby-trapped car in the middle of a residential area in western Baghdad on Tuesday. … Residents of western Baghdad's al-Ghazaliyah district [said] the people had apprehended the Americans as they left their Caprice car near a residential neighborhood in al-Ghazaliyah on Tuesday afternoon. Local people found they looked suspicious so they detained the men before they could get away. That was when they discovered that they were Americans and called the … police." Just as in the British incident, the Iraq police arrived at approximately the same time as allied military forces - and the two men were removed from Iraq custody and wisked away before any questioning could take place.

The incidents are said to be fueling both puzzlement and animosity among Iraqis. Yet the motivation behind such activities remains formally unknown since in both cases the soldiers involved have been removed with an efficiency that has quashed any attempts at an interrogation.

British Black Ops in Basra

In September of 2005, the southern Iraqi oil city of Basra, under British occupation since the 2003 invasion, was the scene of an extraordinarily controversial incident, which has since exposed the anatomy of the Anglo-American "dirty war" in Iraq, and in fact, the relevance to the wider "War on Terror".

On September 19, 2005, two white men, dressed as Arabs, obviously suspicious to the British-trained Iraqi police, were pulled over in their car as they approached the city center of Basra. As the Independent reported, "the two men had been driving in an unmarked car when they arrived at a checkpoint in the city." What followed was a confrontation between the two men and the Iraqi police, with shots fired and an Iraqi police officer killed and another wounded.[1] The men were then detained by the Iraqi police and taken to the central jail. As it turned out, the two men were members of the British elite SAS Special Forces.[2]

In an interview with Al-Jazeera TV, Fattah al-Shaykh, a member of the Iraqi National Assembly representing Basra, stated that, "I could see that the UK forces were always provoking the Iraqi people in Basra. There are indiscriminate arrests and pressure," and that a representative of the British embassy informed him that, "two UK soldiers were trying to stir up disturbances. Explosive materials were found in their car and they opened fire." He further elaborated that, "what the UK forces are doing is not necessarily known by the Iraqi forces or coordinated with them through exchange of information. There are occupation forces, armoured vehicles, tanks and military aircraft in Basra. Moreover, there are members of the British intelligence present in Basra especially, since Basra is currently a sensitive and important area in Iraq. There are members of the Central Intelligence Agency [CIA] and Mossad [word indistinct], as well as many institutions in this city."[3]

British journalist Robert Fisk asked in an article he wrote on the subject, "what [were] our two SAS lads were doing cruising around Basra in Arab dress with itsy-bitsy moustaches and guns? Why did no one ask? How many SAS men are in southern Iraq? Why are they there? What are their duties? What weapons do they carry? Whoops! No one asked."[4]

British Smash Into Iraqi Jail To Free 2 Detained Soldiers

By Ellen Knickmeyer and Jonathan Finer
Washington Post Foreign Service
Tuesday, September 20, 2005; A01

BAGHDAD, Sept. 19 -- British armored vehicles backed by helicopter gunships burst through the walls of an Iraqi jail Monday in the southern city of Basra to free two British commandos detained earlier in the day by Iraqi police, witnesses and Iraqi officials said. The incident climaxed a confrontation between the two nominal allies that had sparked hours of gun battles and rioting in Basra's streets.

An Iraqi official said a half-dozen armored vehicles had smashed into the jail, the Reuters news agency reported. The provincial governor, Mohammed Walli, told news agencies that the British assault was "barbaric, savage and irresponsible."

When its the US in question, Mitiades, I would not expect a different point of view from you anyways.

[Free Spirit]

Call me a conspiracy theorist, but its nothing new that foreign forces commit crimes in other lands only to blame it on someone else in order to fuel circumstances which are easier to exploit from the outside.

After centuries people still forget how divide and rule works.

Remember the SAS soldiers caught in Iraq by the Iraqi forces who were dressed up as Iraqis and were driving around in a car full of explosives?

The Iraqis who caught them said they were driving around randomly shooting at people.

Wasn't exactly top story, but it was followed by the news of the British forces bursting through the prison walls in order to capture them back.

The insurgent crimes were one of the biggest reasons why the newly set up Iraqi government still needed "help" from the coalition forces.

Also I have met many people here in Cyprus who believed that the British forces committed crimes which were blamed up on either the TC's or the GC's in order to fuel the hate between them.

It was the hate that gave way to the circumstances which allowed a division to take place.

You're like a dustbin, you'll take anything in, the more rubbish the better.

[purdey]

Too many theories about the SAS, do not believe 99% of what you read.
As for driving around radomly shooting at people, total and utter rubbish.