Information from Cuba: Bush jr used prohibited napalm bombs in Irak War

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Another resource to get a vision of different faces of same coin could be the information from Cuba or from Germany.

http://www.granma.cu/ingles/2003/agosto03/vier8/32bonbas.html
http://www.mdr.de/nachrichten/welt/862043.html

Nobody puts brake to many bosses in the world that again and again order massive crimes against Humanity. To see die mountains of innocent citizens, fried in gas chambers in Treblinka or Auschwitz, was not sufficient.

http://holocaust-info.dk/treblinka/treblinka_today/image18.htm

To see die thousands of inhabitants of cities like ours, disintegrated like Hiroshima or Nakasaki, was not enough.


http://www.pcf.city.hiroshima.jp/peacesite/English/Stage3/3-7/3-7-1E.html

To see thousand of children burnt and running boiled like Kim Phuc in Saigon, was not sufficient.



Now also in Iraq, with invented lie to destroy arms of massive destruction and to conquer petroleum, also again they recognize to have used arms to burn people massively, prohibited all of them by the International Law.



Bush is a criminal genocide, and American citizens we are not guilty for his actions, censorship and desinformation.

What we can do?

WHAT WE CAN DO?

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1. Napalm by any other name

They called them firebombs instead of napalm. Same results.

http://www.antiwar.com

Officials confirm dropping firebombs on Iraqi troops
Results are 'remarkably similar' to using napalm

By James W. Crawley UNION-TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER

August 5, 2003

American jets killed Iraqi troops with firebombs – similar to the
controversial napalm used in the Vietnam War – in March and April as
Marines battled toward Baghdad.

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2. The first thing I want to see happen when Kucinich takes office

is a lifting of the immunity the SmirkCo. gang enjoys from international war-crimes prosecution. That's the Number One thing. If he does nothing else during his presidency, he needs to do that.

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3. And Saddam was a gentle ruler?

I was not a huge fan of the war, and I don't doubt that the propaganda machine was in full force, but I still think that the world (and esp. the people of Iraq) will be a better place in the end without saddam. If Bill Clinton did the same thing, you all would be nominating him for the nobel peace prize.