America’s Killing Sprees Define Who We Are As A People
Amerikan tappomeininki kertoo keitä ja mitä me olemme
NATO Has Become a Terrorist Organization
On May 1, 2011, NATO bombs fell on Libyan leader Muammar el-Gaddafi's Tripoli headquarters. A Libyan government spokesman denounced the attack as a failed assassination attempt and the charge was echoed by Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin who accused the West of plotting to "execute" Gaddafi. US Defense Secretary Robert Gates denied the charge, saying the US considered Gaddafi's offices “legitimate targets." Gates told the media. "We are not targeting [Gaddafi] specifically, but we do consider command-and-control targets to be legitimate targets wherever we find them."
Up to that point, the only "legitimate" targets of the NATO-led air campaign had been Libyan government air defenses, supply depots and ground forces. This “mission creep” about what constituted “command-and-control” assets might explain NATO's air strike on the Tripoli headquarters of Libyan TV. The assault temporarily knocked the country’s main TV station off the air but how this helped promote NATO’s mission of “protecting the civilian population” was not made clear.
Three days later, NATO upped the ante by dropping bombs on the home of one of Gaddafi’s sons, killing 29-year-old Saif al-Arab Gaddafi and three of his children. The Libyan leader, who was in the building on a family visit with this wife, was considered the actual target of the attack. It was difficult to see how the building, a one-story villa in a residential section of Tripoli, could have qualified as a “command-and-control” center.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=24634
Amerikan tappomeininki kertoo keitä ja mitä me olemme
NATO Has Become a Terrorist Organization
On May 1, 2011, NATO bombs fell on Libyan leader Muammar el-Gaddafi's Tripoli headquarters. A Libyan government spokesman denounced the attack as a failed assassination attempt and the charge was echoed by Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin who accused the West of plotting to "execute" Gaddafi. US Defense Secretary Robert Gates denied the charge, saying the US considered Gaddafi's offices “legitimate targets." Gates told the media. "We are not targeting [Gaddafi] specifically, but we do consider command-and-control targets to be legitimate targets wherever we find them."
Up to that point, the only "legitimate" targets of the NATO-led air campaign had been Libyan government air defenses, supply depots and ground forces. This “mission creep” about what constituted “command-and-control” assets might explain NATO's air strike on the Tripoli headquarters of Libyan TV. The assault temporarily knocked the country’s main TV station off the air but how this helped promote NATO’s mission of “protecting the civilian population” was not made clear.
Three days later, NATO upped the ante by dropping bombs on the home of one of Gaddafi’s sons, killing 29-year-old Saif al-Arab Gaddafi and three of his children. The Libyan leader, who was in the building on a family visit with this wife, was considered the actual target of the attack. It was difficult to see how the building, a one-story villa in a residential section of Tripoli, could have qualified as a “command-and-control” center.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=24634
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Vanhimmat
Naton erottaa terroristeista se, että Nato tappaa siviilipukuisia siviilejä niiden vapaa-ajalla mm. kotioloissa.
Terroristit tappaa vain sotilaspukuisia Naton ja Amerikan sotilaita kun ne ovat palveluksessa.
Ei muuttunut, vaan paljastunut. Siinä on vissi ero.
Nato on osallistunut terorismiin ja terrorismin tukemiseen jo vuosikymmeniä.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Gladio
"Naton terroristit
Pommi-isku rautatieasemalla ruuhka-aikaan, pääministerin sieppaus ja murha. Näyttää terrorismilta.
Jotkut Euroopassa tehdyt iskut kuitenkin vain näyttävät terroristien tekemiltä. Ne on lavastettu. Oikea syyllinen on Yhdysvaltojen tiedustelupalvelun CIA:n johtama Naton maanalainen armeija."
http://fifi.voima.fi/artikkeli/2009/elokuu/naton-terroristit
http://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operaatio_Gladio