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Iraq arrests more than 60 security force members, including 11 senior officers, over Sunday's devastating attack in Baghdad.
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reallypsst1 month ago
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This is extremely damaging evidence that the Iraqis are not capable of protecting their own or for that matter anyone else,we have to make a decision soon to withdraw our troops and let the iraqis govern themselves,this war needs closure now !
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Dionys1 month ago
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I don't think it's that they cannot protect their own. I have a feeling if we left, things would simply have to shake down (though in an awful way, no doubt about it) and they would grow a pair and stick up for their country against the invading insurgents.
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I wonder if the US policies simply aren't fine-tuned enough to weed out these undesirables, if our intelligence is lacking or possibly there's just too much of a cultural gap to put a policy in place that will keep these people out of the police/military force. -
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hyperbola1 month ago
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Given the history or our own CIA and of the Mossad in supporting false flag "terrorist" bombings throughout the world, I wonder if this is a "ploy" to try to force our "continuation" in Iraq. The assumption seems to be that the Iraqis were involved in the bombing - perhaps they were arrested for not preventing "foreigners" from carrying out bombings in Iraq. The recent bombing in Pakistan is also rather "convenient" for increased US meddling there.
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By the way, if you don't believe we carry out such false flag bombings, you should do some reading in the "parallel history" project from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (their MIT). We carried out such things for decades in western Europe.
Secret Warfare : Operation Gladio and NATO's Stay-Behind Armies
Chapter One: A terrorist attack in Italy
This chapter describes the discovery of the secret stay-behind army “Gladio” in Italy. The chapter takes the reader back to the Peteano terrorist attack of 31 May 1972. In that year an anonymous phone call after the attack suggested that the left-wing terrorist organization “Red Brigades” had carried out the atrocity, and for many years Italy believed that the crime had been carried out by the political left. Yet in 1984 Italian judge Felice Casson reopened the Peteano case after having discovered large-scale manipulations. The chapter describes how Casson during his investigations discovered the Italian secret stay-behind army “Gladio” hidden within the military secret service and how it had linked up with right-wing terrorist Vincenzo Vinciguerra who confessed to having carried out the Peteano terrorist attack. The chapter focuses on the agitated Italian public debate that followed when Vinciguerra exposed the so called “strategy of tension” through which members of the secret stay-behind armies and the military secret services had manipulated the public through terrorism. The secret armies supplied right wing terrorists with explosives to carry out terrorist attacks on the Italian population who were thereafter blamed on the communist party and the political left in general in order to discredit the political opponent. "The terrorist line was followed by camouflaged people, people belonging to the security apparatus, or those linked to the state apparatus through rapport or collaboration”, Vincenzo Vinciguerra testified. Right-wing organisations across Western Europe “were being mobilised into the battle as part of an anti-communist strategy originating not with organisations deviant from the institutions of power, but from the state itself, and specifically from within the ambit of the state's relations within the Atlantic Alliance."....
http://www.php.isn.ethz.ch/collections/coll_gladio...
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