USA And The Future Of The World -II

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[color="#0000FF"][size="4"]Post 159 above Very important[/size][/color]

It's on:

[quote name='dhu' date='24 September 2011 - 10:13 AM' timestamp='1316838925' post='112984']

Another revelation.. Ford Foundation, U.N. Population Fund, etc., funded the "population solution" in both India and China.[/quote]With link and excerpt with highlights etc.







America's "civilising mission" to spread "democracy" in Afghanistan is well on its way. I can totally see how they are different from the islamaniacs trying to spread jihad/shariah. (The difference is obviously exclusively in the spelling. And in the hypocrisy.

Compare the way islamic Afghans played Afghan "polo" with unarmed Hindu heathen POWs and christoAmerican playing target-practice with unarmed Afghan civilians. Even children.)



The latest news is in point 3, but first the background.





1. http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/mar...us-soldier

Photos show US soldiers in Afghanistan posing with dead civilians

'Trophy' pictures show US soldiers posing with corpses of Afghan civilians they are accused of killing for sport



Jon Boone in Kabul

•guardian.co.uk, Monday 21 March 2011 21.56 GMT



[color="#800080"][photo caption:][/color] A US soldier poses with the corpse of an [color="#0000FF"]Afghan boy[/color] – one of three photographs published by German magazine Der Spiegel.





[color="#800080"](Look at the *grinning* American soldier.

You don't need to imagine how the "settlers" who invaded America went about their earlier killing sprees.)[/color]



The face of Jeremy Morlock, a young US soldier, [color="#FF0000"]grins[/color] at the camera, his hand holding up the head of the dead and bloodied youth he and his colleagues have just killed in an act military prosecutors say was premeditated murder.



[color="#0000FF"]Moments before the picture was taken in January last year, the unsuspecting victim had been waved over by a group of US soldiers who had driven to his village in Kandahar province in one of their armoured Stryker tanks.



According to testimony collected by Der Spiegel magazine the boy had, as a matter of routine, lifted up his shirt to reveal that he was not hiding a suicide bomb vest.



That was the moment Morlock, according to a pre-arranged plan, threw a grenade at the boy that exploded while other members of the rogue group who called themselves the "kill team" opened fire.



They would later tell military investigators that the boy, a farmer's son, had threatened them with the grenade.[/color]

[color="#800080"](Genocidal maniacs are always proud of their kill - and often take trophies or 'mementoes' - and yet, when caught, always resort to lying to worm their way out of their crime.)[/color]



The pictures include a similar photograph of a different soldier posing with the same victim and a photograph of two other civilians killed by the unit.



There was no sign on Monday of the anticipated public outrage. But with Afghanistan on holiday for the Persian new year celebrations, and media outlets initially unable to get hold of the images, anger may yet build.



The US ambassador to Afghanistan, Karl Eikenberry, recently confided to officials that he feared it might trigger the same kind of scandal as that at Abu Ghraib in Iraq, where images of prisoners being abused by US soldiers sparked anti-American protests.

[color="#800080"](Shows how the US only cares about their PR and public perception. Not about justice. They're afraid to be *caught* at being recognised for the invading genocidal maniacs they ever were.)[/color]



For weeks the US government has been working to pre-empt any outrage, with top officials, including the US vice president Joe Biden, in talks with Hamid Karzai, the Afghan president.



Despite being a setback in the propaganda war between the western coalition and its insurgent enemies, Nato will be relieved that for the time being [color="#0000FF"]only a tiny sample of a total collection of roughly 4,000 images and video clips have found their way into the public domain.[/color]



The publication of the photos will also mark the ultimate disgrace of the group of young US soldiers, who are currently facing military justice for killing innocent civilians for sport and mutilating their bodies by cutting off fingers and ripping out teeth to keep as trophies.

[color="#800080"](Some nazis took the teeth of their victims also. Most of them did it for the mercenary reason of stealing gold fillings. The Americans tend to do it for fun/trophies.)[/color]



Morlock has turned on his former colleagues, agreeing to testify against them in return for a reduced jail sentence. Some of the activities of the group are already public, with 12 men currently on trial in Seattle for their role in the killing of three civilians. Morlock has told investigators that Staff Sergeant Calvin Gibbs was the ringleader. In videotaped evidence, he has said Gibbs would pick out a possible target with a comment such as: "You guys wanna wax this guy or what?"



Gibbs, if found guilty, could receive a life sentence.

[color="#800080"](What's the electric chair for then?)[/color]



[color="#0000FF"]Hans-Ulrich Stoldt, a spokesman for Der Spiegel, said the magazine had other, more graphic photos.[/color]



"We published three but not others, and we even pixilated those we did print so that the victims could not be identified," Stoldt said. "We needed to document [the accusations] in some form, and were as restrained as possible."

2. http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/mar...NETTXT3487

US soldier admits killing unarmed Afghans for sport

Jeremy Morlock, 23, tells US military court he was part of a 'kill team' that faked combat situations to murder Afghan civilians





•guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 23 March 2011 23.17 GMT



US Army Specialist Jeremy Morlock, who admitted being part of the 'kill team' that murdered unarmed Afghans. Photograph: Reuters

An American soldier has pleaded guilty to being part of a "kill team" who deliberately murdered Afghan civilians for sport last year.



Army Specialist Jeremy Morlock, 23, told a military court he had helped to kill three unarmed Afghans. "The plan was to kill people, sir," he told an army judge in Fort Lea, near Seattle, after his plea.



The case has caused outraged headlines around the world. In a series of videotaped confessions to investigators, some of which have been broadcast on American television, Morlock detailed how he and other members of his Stryker brigade set up and faked combat situations so that they could kill civilians who posed no threat to them. Four other soldiers are still to come to trial over the incidents.



The case is a PR disaster for America's military and has been compared to the notorious incidents of torture that emerged from the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq. This week the German magazine Der Spiegel published three pictures that showed American soldiers, including Morlock, posing with the corpse of a young Afghan boy as if it were a hunting trophy.



Some soldiers apparently kept body parts of their victims, including a skull, as souvenirs. In a statement issued in response to the publication of the photos the US army apologised to the families of the dead. "[The photos are] repugnant to us as human beings and contrary to the standards and values of the United States army," the statement said.

[color="#800080"](No it's not contrary to their standards. It's the SOP of the grand US of A in general. It's what they like to do. It's how the entire gang of invaders "settled" the US.

The army is just ashamed they got caught red-handed again. They always go red-faced then.)[/color]



Morlock has told investigators that the murders took place between January and May last year and were instigated by an officer in his unit, Staff Sergeant Calvin Gibbs. He described how elaborate plans were made to pick out civilian targets, kill them and then make their deaths look like they were insurgents. In his confession Morlock described shooting a victim as Gibbs tossed a grenade at him. "We identify a guy. Gibbs makes a comment, like, you know, you guys wanna wax this guy or not," Morlock said in the confession.



Morlock now stands to be sentenced to at least 24 years in jail but with eligibility for parole after seven years. That has come about because Morlock struck a plea bargain that will see a lighter sentence in return for testifying against his fellow soldiers.

3. At last, a sentence for the first of the 5 soldiers.

A paltry 7 years that is reduced further still, and then he may get off earlier on "good behaviour".



http://www.taiwannews.com.tw/etn/news_co...id=1716156

US soldier gets 7 years for Afghan killing



Associated Press

2011-09-24 05:36 AM





After tearfully asking for mercy, a 21-year-old U.S. soldier among five charged in the thrill killings of Afghan civilians last year was sentenced Friday to seven years in prison, an Army spokesman said.

[color="#800080"]("Amazing" that the tears of the American Psycho come out only now - in its own interests. Not when it murdered a boy or when it made a prize out of other people's Bones. Bones.)[/color]



Pvt. 1st Class Andrew Holmes' sentence comes one day after he changed his plea to guilty in a deal with Army prosecutors. The soldier from Boise, Idaho, confessed in court that he fired a heavy machine gun at a startled, unarmed boy from 15 feet (4.5 meters) away after a co-defendant tossed a grenade at him.



Army spokesman Joe Kubistek said that Holmes will receive a dishonorable discharge after serving his sentence. He'll also forfeit his Army pay.



Holmes' family cried as judge Lt. Col. Kwasi Hawks read the sentence, prefacing it by telling Holmes that, "I hope and I believe you will have a long and productive life, and I believe a happy life."

[color="#800080"](The family cried at the sentence of 7 years. Not for discovering that their relative was a psychopath who liked to kill unarmed children.

More shocking is that the judge admits - in public - the view held by the US army and govt: that the murderer is a productive - that is, a contributing - member of the US army and nation. His prejudices are their own, and were indeed instilled by the US army=govt which has a history of deliberately de-humanising their enemy so that their soldiers are willing, even eager, to kill: to be the Generation Kill Kill Kill.)[/color]



But Hawks also told Holmes there was no excuse for the murder.



"You aimed a fully loaded squad automatic weapon at (a) child that stood 15 feet away," Hawks told him.



Hawks initially wanted 15 years for Holmes but was restrained by the agreement. Holmes will receive credit for the 499 days he has already been behind bars and could leave prison early on good behavior, the Tacoma News Tribune reported.



The soldiers from Joint Base Lewis-McChord south of Seattle were arrested in Afghanistan last year, after prosecutors said they killed three civilians for sport during patrols in Kandahar Province in January, February and May of 2010.



Holmes was accused of directly participating in the first killing and was initially charged with conspiracy, premeditated murder and other charges. In a deal with prosecutors, he pleaded guilty to murder by an inherently dangerous act, possessing a finger bone from his victim, and smoking hashish.



"Please give me the opportunity to be a son, a brother, a nephew," Holmes told Hawks on Friday.

[color="#800080"](I have a better idea. Why not give him the same opportunity he gave the Afghan kid? I'm being generous here.)[/color]



The charges against the five soldiers from what was formerly known as the 5th Stryker Brigade, since renamed the 2nd Stryker Brigade, are among the most serious war crimes charges to emerge from the Afghan war.

[color="#800080"](Much much more yet to emerge.)[/color]



Prosecutors say that in addition to killing three men, some of the defendants kept body parts severed from the corpses as well as photographs kept as war trophies. Drug use was rampant in the unit, and one soldier who blew the whistle on hash smoking by his comrades was beaten up and threatened in retaliation.



As he delivered his closing argument, prosecutor Maj. Rob Stelle placed a blown-up photo of Holmes standing over the boy he killed.



"It was callous, reckless indifference, a depraved heart," Stelle said. "The accused had a choice. He pulled the trigger and ended that man's life."



Holmes' lawyer, Dan Conway, argued his client was a 19-year-old soldier placed in a difficult situation.

[color="#800080"](Soldiers kill other soldiers. In difficult situations, they may even accidentally kill their own in friendly fire or kill civilians by accident.

But soldiers can't get excused for pre-meditating the murder of unarmed people such as kids, and moreover for collecting civilians' skulls, finger bones, teeth and goodness knows what other bone, in order to keep these in their cupboard like the Vatican Popes keep the bones of people and animals and dub these "St Peter's relics". But I forgot, this is a christian hobby.)[/color]

Oh who to root for. AmeriKKKa or islamaniacs.

Maybe there's no need to choose. Maybe the christoworld and islamania will give each other the kiss of death. With any luck.





Again: [color="#0000FF"][size="4"]Post 159 is Very important as it's relevant to India.[/size][/color]