THE HANDSTAND | OCTOBER 2005 |
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basra British forces using tanks broke
down the walls of the central jail in the southern city
of Basra late Monday19th Sept.and freed two Britons,
allegedly undercover commandos, who had been arrested on
charges of shooting two Iraqi policemen. 150 prisoners
escaped. The two soldiers had been moved to a house in
Basra and were subsequently picked up during this raid. British troops arrested in Basra by Iraqi police: Two British soldiers have been arrested in the southern Iraq city of Basra, sparking clashes outside a police station where they are being held. The men, said to have been "under cover", reportedly exchanged fire with police after failing to stop at a checkpoint. Two British tanks, sent to the police station where the soldiers are being held, were set alight in clashes. Three UK servicemen were injured during the day, but the MoD would not say if they were caught in the firebombing.
Civilians 'killed' TV pictures show soldiers in combat
gear, jumping from one of the flaming tanks and making
their escape. Local council spokesman Nadhim al Jabari
said two civilians were killed in the clashes. Up to 15
civilians were also reported injured in the
demonstrations. Tensions have been running high in the
city since the arrest of a senior figure in the Shia
Mehdi Army by UK troops. Two of them broke down outer walls to enter the compound and soldiers then blew the doors open with explosives, he said. He said none of his colleagues offered any resistance and that the British forces seized all their weapons. Dabagh, who met on Monday with Iraqi Interior Minister Bayan Bager Sulagh, said the two soldiers were then rescued in a helicopter raid on a Basra house.
. A Basra judge has issued an arrest warrant for the two British soldiers after an Iraqi civilian was reportedly killed and a police officer injured. The two servicemen - believed to be undercover SAS officers - were detained after a confrontation on Monday. BBC .......................................................... The two marines, named as Sub-Lieutenant Vinai Nabut and Petty Officer Khamthon Thongeiat, were taken from their car on Tuesday night after villagers accused them of firing shots in connection with an attack on a local teashop. The pair were in civilian clothes and
driving an unmarked car. After taking the two men hostage
- reportedly when their car broke down - local youths
left them bound and blindfolded in a nearby school. The
villagers then prevented security forces from entering
the area, blocking the main road Villagers demanded a
withdrawal of security personnel from the area, and
called for journalists from nearby Malaysia to come and
report on the incident, since they did not trust the Thai
media.
Zolqadr said the United States and Israel were behind the so-called sectarian bombing attacks that have killed thousands of civilians in Iraq. The occupation forces, Zolqadr told senior officials, need these attacks to justify the continuation of their military presence in Iraq. "The Americans blame weak and feeble groups in Iraq for insecurity in this country. We do not believe this and we have information that the insecurity has its roots in the activities of American and Israeli spies," Zolqadr said. "Insecurity in Iraq is a deeply-rooted phenomenon. The root of insecurity in Iraq lies in the occupation of this country by foreigners," Zolqadr said. "If Iraq is to become secure, there will be no room for the occupiers". The U.S. wanted to remain in Iraq to "plunder the countrys wealth, bring the Middle East under its control, and create security for Israel, which is on the verge of annihilation," according to Zolqadr. The most obvious strategy of the "false flag" terrorism is to foment civil strife in Iraq leading to the "Balkanization" of the state into three ethnic statelets, as was done with the former Yugoslavia. British forces have employed such "false flag" terror tactics to advance the "divide and conquer" strategy in other conflicts in the past.
The Israeli agents had been wearing the Arab garb when they had been observed, according to William Rodriguez, the former custodian of the WTC who has become an activist for the 9-11 truth movement. News reports on 9-11 described the 5 arrested men as being "Middle Eastern." Rodriguez told American Free Press that the New Jersey police officers involved in the arrest of the 5 Israelis on 9-11 had been told not to reveal their Israeli identity.
EXTRAORDINARY COINCIDENCE during these
same days: The two marines, named as Sub-Lieutenant Vinai Nabut and Petty Officer Khamthon Thongeiat, were taken from their car on Tuesday night after villagers accused them of firing shots in connection with an attack on a local teashop. The pair were in civilian clothes and driving an unmarked car. After taking the two men hostage - reportedly when their car broke down - local youths left them bound and blindfolded in a nearby school. The villagers then prevented security forces from entering the area, blocking the main road Villagers demanded a withdrawal of security personnel from the area, and called for journalists from nearby Malaysia to come and report on the incident, since they did not trust the Thai media. |