Gather at 12 noon March on the White House
George of the Jungle
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> Gather at 12 noon March on the White House
Be sure to wear your blaze-orange bullseyes over your coats, so that when
you people become violent -- as you imply you will -- the police
sharpshooters will be able to clearly "mark their targets."
"There was a machine designed for shredding plastic. Men were dropped into
it and we were again made to watch. Sometimes they went in head first and
died quickly. Sometimes they went in feet first and died screaming. It was
horrible. I saw 30 people die like this. Their remains would be placed in
plastic bags and we were told they would be used as fish food . . . on one
occasion, I saw Qusay [President Saddam Hussein's youngest son] personally
supervise these murders."
This is one of the many witness statements that were taken by researchers
from INDICT - the organisation I chair - to provide evidence for legal cases
against specific Iraqi individuals for war crimes, crimes against humanity
and genocide. This account was taken in the past two weeks.
Another witness told us about practices of the security services towards
women: "Women were suspended by their hair as their families watched; men
were forced to watch as their wives were raped . . . women were suspended by
their legs while they were menstruating until their periods were over, a
procedure designed to cause humiliation."
[Ann Clwyd, 3/18/2003, Indict.org.uk,
http://www.indict.org.uk/newsarticles.php?article=news180303]
Where's your protest against Saddam, Benedict? Oh, I forgot, you are paid
agents of the government of Iraq, aren't you?
>
> On Saturday, April 12, 2003, join the tens of thousands of people of
> conscience who will surround the White House and march in San Francisco. .
> The whole world is watching to see if the people of the United States can
> intensify the power of the anti-war movement at the moment that the Bush
> Administration is intending to slaughter tens of thousands of Iraqi people
> and occupy their country. We urge every anti-war organizer and concerned
> person to bring your friends, neighbors and family members to this
> all-important mobilization on April 12.
You have already failed, and the whole world knows it, Benedict.
>
> The world is in a state of Shock and Revulsion as the murderous Bush
> Administration follows through on its promise to "Shock and Awe" the Iraqi
> people by dropping thousands of bombs and missiles on their capital, a
city
> that is home to 4.5 million human beings.
The only people upset are leftist twinkies like you -- paid agents of Iraq
including your leader, Ramsey Clark, and the communists running Not In Our
Name.
>Baghdad has been bombed
> relentlessly, terrorizing the occupants of that city and of the entire
> country.
Bullshit.
U.S. "precision" bombs have slammed into poor residential
> neighborhoods in Baghdad and a busy shopping street.
Omlets.
>U.S. and British troops
> are leaving a "trail of death" in their wake as they invade and bomb Iraq
> and reporters describe charred corpses littering the roads to Baghdad as
> well as in its streets.
Omlets.
>U.S. and British forces have laid siege to Basra,
> bombing and destroying the electrical supply to the main water plant and
> blocking the Iraqi food distribution system into Basra. The people of
Basra
> are now starving and without water; various U.N. agencies state that Basra
> is in humanitarian crises and on the verge of a major cholera outbreak and
> massive child mortality.
Saddam ordered his people to do it, Benedict. Yes, the BRUTAL DICTATOR YOU
SUPPORT did it. YOUR PAYMASTER DID IT.
God, what monsters YOU are. You are in the employement of an enemy of the
United States, with whom we are at war.
"There was a machine designed for shredding plastic. Men were dropped into
it and we were again made to watch. Sometimes they went in head first and
died quickly. Sometimes they went in feet first and died screaming. It was
horrible. I saw 30 people die like this. Their remains would be placed in
plastic bags and we were told they would be used as fish food . . . on one
occasion, I saw Qusay [President Saddam Hussein's youngest son] personally
supervise these murders."
This is one of the many witness statements that were taken by researchers
from INDICT - the organisation I chair - to provide evidence for legal cases
against specific Iraqi individuals for war crimes, crimes against humanity
and genocide. This account was taken in the past two weeks.
Another witness told us about practices of the security services towards
women: "Women were suspended by their hair as their families watched; men
were forced to watch as their wives were raped . . . women were suspended by
their legs while they were menstruating until their periods were over, a
procedure designed to cause humiliation."
[Ann Clwyd, 3/18/2003, Indict.org.uk,
http://www.indict.org.uk/newsarticles.php?article=news180303]
When are you bastards going to "protest" Saddam, Benedict. Oh, I forgot,
you're on the Iraqi payroll, aren't you?
>This crisis is caused by the U.S. attack coupled
> with the effect of 12 years of U.S.-led U.N. economic sanctions. The
United
> States government is telling the people of Basra that they may only have
> food and water if they rise up against the Iraqi government and accept the
> U.S. occupation.
The crises is caused by traitors and appeasers like YOU. As well as the
explict actions of your hero Saddam Hussein and his goons. And everybody
knows it, Benedict.
>
> The Iraqi people and the U.S. GIs who have been killed and wounded and are
> suffering are the casualties of George W. Bush's unprovoked war of
> aggression.
Jesus, are YOU a liar!
UN Security Resolutions 678 and 687 AUTHORIZE war, Benedict. Congress
authorized war by passing Public Law 107-243.
>We extend our heartfelt sympathies to the families of all
those
> who have been killed and wounded as a consequence of this illegal
> imperialist war.
No you don't. In fact, you intend to spit on the returning war veterens
when they return. That's what you lelftist traitors DO. Just like
you did during Vietnam.
>
> This horrific unprovoked attack on Iraq must be understood as one of the
> extreme terrorist acts of modern times. Cruise missiles launched from
> submarines and aircraft hundreds of miles away and 2,000 lb. bombs dropped
> from 30,000 ft. up are the latest example of the Bush administration's
> criminal resort to limitless violence and terrorism in order to achieve
its
> objectives of conquest and occupation. The hypocrisy of the war against
Iraq
> is extreme: the most powerful military in the world waging first strike
war
> with the most advanced weapons against an impoverished country on the
> pretext that it someday may possess such weapons.
You are SOOO full of shit.
The rat-bastard Butcher of Baghdad, your boss, has murdered millions. And
you traitors want to PROTECT him from being overthrown. You scum *WANT* him
to stay in power where he can continue to murder rape his own people.
This is what you are protecting:
"If someone didn't break, they'd bring in the family. They'd bring the son
in front of his parents, who were handcuffed or tied, and they'd start with
simple tortures such as cigarette burns, and then if the father didn't
confess, they'd start using more serious methods,' such as slicing off one
of the child's ears or amputating a limb. 'They'd tell the father that
they'd slaughter his son. They'd bring a bayonet out. And if he didn't
confess, they'd kill the child."
[Jeff Jacoby, "Saddam's Shop of Horrors," 10/31/2002, Boston Globe, Page
A11]
We understand that YOU are perpuating horror. YOU are the
agent of Saddam's survival. YOU are the agent of the Iraqi people's
suffering. He funds you, he pays Ramsey Clark. And by openly supporting
him, YOU are committing treason.
>
> The world has entered a new phase. The Bush Administration is hell bent on
> world domination.
You are a liar.
>The war on Iraq was meant to signal that the U.S. use of
> raw military power will be the means to create a new era of Empire. We
> understand that the war on Iraq is only one of the fronts on which the
> United States government is determined to build a world empire.
Such ignorant nonsense. You understand nothing -- except that you hate your
country and wish it ill. And that you willingly do as your paymaster,
Saddam Hussein commands you to.
"Make no mistake: The left's capacity of self-delusion is boundless, and
modern liberals' naďveté about the real world - in which tyrants like Saddam
Hussein do not relinquish power unless forced to do so - is breathtaking."
[Peter LaBarbera, "Proud of America, also ashamed," 3/22/2003,
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=31672]
>The U.S.
is
> also waging war in Colombia, training future death squads at the dreaded
> School of the Americas/WHISC, and waging economic war through the IMF,
World
> Bank, and free trade treaties such as the Free Trade Area of the Americas
> agreement.
Have you ever considered moving to France? Want a ride to the airport?
"Watch them. Listen to them. Read their signs. These are people who revel in
collective, not individual action. They show no talent for independent
thought. They chant their trite slogans like sheep bleating in a tightly
packed flock. They carry their mass-produced signs showing the mindless
graffiti of the left. Like any herd animal, if you separate one from the
flock you'll find them ripe for the intellectual kill. Separated from the
collective support mechanism of the protesting mobocracy, they quickly
exhibit their complete lack of knowledge and their aversion to the hated
practice of logical thinking. "
[Neal Boortz, "Phony leftist indignation," 4/1/2003,
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=31814]
>
> To the shock of the warmakers, their plans have ignited a world movement
of
> opposition and solidarity. In addition to the well publicized
demonstrations
> in Europe and the Middle East, nearly every country in Latin America has
> participated in massive street demonstrations and the continent has nearly
> unanimously rejected Bush's "Coalition of the Willing."
We're not "shocked" -- but we are disgusted at your treason; at your giving
aid and comfort to the Butcher of Baghdad, Saddam Hussein. And the fact that
you are on Iraq's payroll. Yes we know that Ramsey Clark is the paid agent
of Iraq, and that ANSWER and IAC supported Slobo and his gang in Serbia as
well as the genocide in Rawanda. We know you are an organization dedicated
to enslavement and murder of innocents.
"To march against the war is not to give peace a chance. It is to give
tyranny a chance. It is to give the Iraqi nuke a chance. It is to give the
next terrorist mass murder a chance. It is to march for the furtherance of
evil instead of the vanquishing of evil."
[The late Michael Kelley, "All they are saying is give tyranny a chance,"
2/19/2003,
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/editorialsopinion/134636713_kelly19.ht
ml]
>For months this
> movement has delayed and restrained the war plans for Iraq.
All it did, if it did anything, is aid Saddam Hussein -- which was your
intent. And that is why the
American middle calls what you do "treason."
"The demonstrators were not people who had opposed Saddam's refusal to
disarm under the terms of the UN ceasefire in 1991. They were not people who
had marched against Iraq's treatment of the missing hostages seized in
Kuwait, or of the Iranian prisoners of war, or of Iraqi dissidents, or of
the Kurds and Marsh Arabs. All of these things had passed them by. When the
United States decided to act to enforce the UN resolution on disarmament, or
to remove the regime, then, and only then, they decided to protest.
Subjectively the march was for peace; objectively it helped Saddam Hussein.
He knows that; the march was shown for seven hours on Iraqi television."
[William Reese-Mogg, "In all honesty, they were still Saddam's useful
idiots," 2/17/2003,
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,482-580445,00.html]
>Bush and Co.
> have lost all legitimacy and they are isolated. The people's movement has
> deprived them of the any threadbare claim to legality.
You've deprived yourselves of humanity and the "affection" of every other
American. You've proven yourselves to be traitors in every sense of the
word, for giving aid and comfort to the enemy -- for being his agents in the
United States. And you've proven that you hate your country, that you hate
justice, and that you hate the Iraqi people -- else why would you fight so
hard to keep them in captivity and support Saddam?
>
> April 12 comes in the midst of the long-planned "Mobilization Against
> Military and Economic Intervention in Latin America and the Caribbean"
> organized by the Latin America Solidarity Coalition (LASC). This
coalition,
> which includes some members of the A.N.S.W.E.R Steering Committee, has
> called for a series of actions from April 10- 15.
ANSWER is a nest of paid Iraqi agents (starting with Ramsey Clark), and
people who support every evil terrorist organization on the planet. Only
fools and fellow travelers believe otherwise.
>In addition to
converging
> in Washington on Saturday April 12 for the mass march on the White House
to
> Stop the War on Iraq, A.N.S.W.E.R. encourages you to travel to DC in time
> for the public opening plenary of the LASC conference on Friday evening,
> April 11, and to stay for a demonstration on Sunday, April 13 focusing on
> Latin America Solidarity which will march to several corporate and
financial
> institutions before arriving at the World Bank. Visit the LASC web page at
> www.lasolidarity.org for full details.
Wear your blaze-orange bullseye vests. And smile for the cameras that will
be used to document your violence, and your faces. It is good that we know
who amongst us is on the payroll of Saddam, and who opposes his removal.
>
> In San Francisco, the A.N.S.W.E.R. Coalition had planned an anti-war
> teach-in on April 12 at Horace Mann Middle School. This teach-in will be
> postponed, and we expect to reschedule it for the next Saturday, April 19.
> Updated information on the teach-in will be sent out as soon as we have
> secured the site.
>
> Today our hearts are filled with both anger at the war and sadness for the
> suffering people of Iraq who are enduring this unprovoked terrorist
attack,
Today, my heart is filled with disgust at you traitors.
> and for the grieving families of the sons and daughters of America who
Bush
> has sent to kill and be killed for his war of aggression and conquest. But
> sadness and grief should be coupled with a profound understanding that the
> sudden emergence of a new global movement offers the best and only hope
that
> the U.S. government's plans for militarism, war and domination -- the
> doctrine of endless war -- can and will be overcome. In the days ahead we
> must intensify the struggle against this cruel war.
>
You will not prevail. People like me will STOP you. People like me will
expose you to be the "hate America first" traitors you really are. People
like me will work to rouse the American middle to oppose you. People like
me *will* marginalize you into impotence.
"We must not, we cannot, we will not allow the voice of dissent to tear our
nation apart again," said Ray Alcorn, a retired U.S. Navy captain who spent
seven years as a POW in North Vietnam. "The silent majority must become the
vocal majority." [Fox News report, 3/19/2003]
We will *NOT* let you win!
--
"A month ago, a Washington Post news report said this February's peace
rallies were agreed upon at an international meeting two months earlier in
Italy, "but their roots go back to the days just after Sept. 11, 2001, when
activists say they began meeting to map out opposition to what they
anticipated would be the U.S. military response to the terrorist at-tacks on
New York and the Pen-tagon." In other words, the "peace" organizers were not
responding to any Hitler-like actions by President Bush. They just didn't
want the United States to defend itself."
[John Leo, "Antiwar mongering,' 4/7/2003,
http://www.usnews.com/usnews/issue/030407/opinion/7john.htm]