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Where can I get pics of the damage American forces are doing to Iraq victims?
There were plenty on this website before it got scrubbed:

http://www.robert-fisk.com/iraqwarvictims_page1.htm

The censorship police are trying to whitewash the graves American weapons of mass destruction have caused.

 

you can probly get them from www.imanidiotandneedtogetafuckinglife.com

 

The conspiracy has been cancelled, and the pictures are back up.

 

LOL!

Now THAT was funny.

 

www.iraqvictims.com

 

I better send that link to the censorship police so I dont have to see all the images strewn about the hip forums.

 

Sick - and what's even sicker are the flippant, juvenile comments people are posting here, as if maimed children are some kind of joke.

 

Afraid to see what you're supporting?

 

No sr, you don't seem to understand, it's "collateral damage" when we do it, it's "genocide" when those we once supported but now choose to remove from power do it.

US government intentions=good and just

Understand now?

Thank you for your attention

[This message brought to you by our truthful Pentagon and is supported by a patriotic lack of questioning by our ever objective corporate owned media]

Good night Mr. and Mrs. America, wherever you are!

 

Thank you very much LW! That is an excellent mirror site. It has a lot of the same pictures that the website I use to go had.


I hope someone out there has the server space to copy it in case it gets taken down too.

 

what the fuck? why did you delete those comments? damn...that was kinda retarded.

 

the censorship police got me
i thought I would make a webpage about my thoughts, so here it is
http://www.geocities.com/drewbroo1/iraq.html

 

lol indeed

 

What really is sick is the sick kind of fucks that take pictures of things like that. And what is even sicker is people who pride themselves in displaying pictures like that to make a point. People know people are getting hurt over there. Your just as bad as PETA if you throw these images around everywhere.(with their god awful nazi campaigning tactics. "giving out buckets of blood in front of KFC to children")

 

i wonder how much the photographer got paid for that one picture..

 

Three things here - number one, hurt Iraqi children: I think its safe to assume that 100% of hurt Iraqi children are hurt by Americans, given the insurgents reputation for flawless accuracy and surgical strikes. Either that or, as LW would put it, when Iraqi insurgents set off a car bomb next to a crowd of children, it is America's fault anyway, so we don't really need to know how it happened.

Number two, maybe instead of debating here, we can all just post pictures? You can post pictures of children injured or killed in Iraq in 2004, and we'll post pictures of children gassed by Saddam. Whoever has the best pictures wins.

Number three, can someone find pictures of French children killed in the bombing of the Normany coast in preparation for D-Day? I just wanted to proved that America was wrong for entering the war against Hitler, after all how "liberated" were these French children?

 

How convenient. Blame the photographers. The role of a photo journalist in a war is to photograph that war. But, the typical reaction is apparently still 'kill the messenger'. What the photographers do is bring the reality of war closer to home. People don't like what they see and rather than blame the mechanism which is responsible, they blame the photographer. The 'evil photographer'.

 

Hey brother, this happened nearly 60 yrs ago. Me and a lot of Germans too are glad, that the allied forces, not only the USA stopped Hitler and the Nazis from doing their evil work. And most of us here have learned a lot about power against others, bearing only new power against yourself and we're glad, that our government didn't support this [size=-1]illegal attack on a sovereign nation outside the auspices of the UNO.
We learned our lesson, when will you begin to learn?



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Southern, you have to understand that PB lives in a world of willful revisionist delusion in which all militant action undertaken by Washington against other nations is righteous and just, even going so far as to wrongfully use WWII analogies with respect to our unprovoked war of aggression against Iraq (and any other nation next in line).

Those who have any consistency of rationale and grasp of history, as you have suggested, would acknowledge that we now occupy the role of Nazi Germany and the Iraqi resistance that of the French Underground which sought to subvert the installed Vichy government and its occupying nazi protectors just as the Iraqi citizens are doing against our efforts to install the illegitimate Allawi to serve our corporate and geostrategic interests.

Eventually youll learn to just ignore his uber nationalist penchant for excusing all international criminality perpetrated by this administration. The lessons of history will come to be recognised for the truth long ignored by my countrymen in their own time.