Comments on: U.S. Soldiers Killed by English Speaking “Insurgents” Who Were Armed with American Made Weapons and Driving Black SUVs

By: jos

jos — Sun, 13 May 2007 06:34:57 +0000

Speculation is that Iran may have conducted this in retaliation for the earlier abduction, by the US, of 4 Iranian diplomats in Arbil.

Yes, it could have been a blond Iranian, Bosnian, Iraqi (or even an American contractor).

By: Bob

Bob — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 14:37:02 +0000

What seems astonishing to me, and goes way beyond the “disguise” involved, was how completely succesful this operation was. They’d have gotten more resistance attacking a pizza shop in peoria.

By: fallout11

fallout11 — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 14:26:39 +0000

Fred is describing the incident at Gliewitz, August 31st, 1939. I could not help but wonder the same thing.
The “Gulf of Tonkin incident” also comes to mind.

By: Fred

Fred — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 06:06:50 +0000

In 1939,the Germans staged a little bit of drama,in which they took prisoners from concentration camps and dressed them in Polish uniforms.As these men were being transported towards the order,German SS troops,speaking Polish,attacked German border posts and a radio station,for a short time broadcasting”tirades”against Hitler and the boys,of course in Polish.Somewhere between 10-20 Germans were killed by their own countrymen.The concentration camp inmates arrived on the scene,were shot,and their bodies scattered around the various attack points,along with Polish weapons,ID cards,etc.This became Hitler’s justification to invade Poland and begin WW II.Kinda makes a guy wonder…

By: Jesse Smith

Jesse Smith — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 23:31:56 +0000

I have seen blond iraqis but not too often. This is bad, talk about escalation. I’m anti war so this could get really bad. Why is Iran picking a fight when OIF is so close to ending. Poor guys. Get them sons of bitches and stop the war. Bush is creating more terrorists and they’re never gonna give up trying to kill us know. Peace can work. Arm yourself. Tochigi let me know your email you know your shit. There was nothing on the computer. They just took it, it was there. The purpose was the soldiers. Let’s find where they got these vehicles and now for all the men and women over there now, just another thing that could go wrong. The worst thing since the mosul chow hall bombing. If you aint cav, you aint shit. God bless America.

By: Wonkette

Wonkette — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 19:56:56 +0000

Maliki To Be Tragically Killed By ‘Insurgents’ Next Week…

Speaking of Cheney, unloved Iraq puppet leader Nuri al-Maliki is expected to be “assassinated by Al Qaeda” in the very near future after saying he doesn’t want Washington starting a war with Iran in Iraq. This comes after the startlin…

By: fallout11

fallout11 — Mon, 29 Jan 2007 18:54:41 +0000

As with Tsoldrin, I have my suspicions regarding this incident:
1) It is the work of militant islamic Chechens (Caucasians), who like many residents of the F.S.U. (former Soviet Union) learned English. As with jihadists from across the world, they’ve been documented operating in Iraq recently. If so, their familiarity with the location, procedures, equipment, and ability to get vehicles, uniforms, and weapons is disturbing, much like the recent helicopter shoot down. Indicative that BushCO’s war effort is degrading, and the insurgents are getting better/smarter. Bad.
2) It’s the work of hired ‘operators’ (newspeak for self-selecting armed thugs of negligible morality), who have either gone “rogue” (they’d kill their mothers for a dollar) or, more likely, are operating according to TPTB’s plan to instigate/fan the flames of war with Iraq. Very bad. As with SurvivalAcres, this is my pick. Wag the dog seems to be the modus operandi of this administration.
3) It is the work of spooks, either ours (US), or someone else’s known to be operating in the region (Mossad, SAS, Iran’s version, etc), and was done for either agent provocateur or hostage exchange purposes. Also Very bad.

“The computer” slip is, indeed, interesting. Something that was in the original article, but was removed (incompletely), perhaps?

By: KL

KL — Mon, 29 Jan 2007 06:49:16 +0000

Ha, one more creepy detail worth noting: “Babil province” is better known to us American God-Fearing idiots as “Babel.”

By: tochigi

tochigi — Sun, 28 Jan 2007 04:47:33 +0000

From the AP article:
“A senior Iraqi military official said the sophistication of the attack led him to believe it was the work of Iranian intelligence agents in conjunction with Iraqâ€™s Shiite Mahdi Army militia, which Iran funds, arms and trains.”

This is complete bs.
The Iranians are definitely NOT on good terms with Moqtada al Sadr and his Mehdi Army. The Iranians back the Badr Organization, which was trained in exile by the Iranian Revolutionary Guards.

I can only conclude that the US media is pumping as much disinformation as possible prior to an attack on Iran.

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cryptogon.com » Archives » IRAQ CRASH KILLED KEY U.S. OFFICERS — Sun, 28 Jan 2007 02:36:33 +0000

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By: Uncle $cam

Uncle $cam — Sun, 28 Jan 2007 02:13:17 +0000

One word: Mossad.

By: SurvivalAcres

SurvivalAcres — Sun, 28 Jan 2007 00:36:18 +0000

Just how much money would you have to pay a mercenary to wag the dog? Apparently, it’s very affordable. Killing your fellow Americans so the monster in chief can have his fucking war. This makes me sick. There is no low too low for the neocon cabal that insist on perpetual warfare. It’s time for the military to throw down their arms and refuse to obey the liar in chief. This is the only hope they probably have.

By: Anon Y Mouse

Anon Y Mouse — Sun, 28 Jan 2007 00:23:42 +0000

Maybe the computer had something interesting on it.

By: Anon Y Mouse

Anon Y Mouse — Sun, 28 Jan 2007 00:22:51 +0000

What about the computer? Maybe the soldiers were poking around where they shouldn’t and gathering evidence, perhaps for blackmail purposes, or maybe to expose certain interests and individuals.

By: Anon Y Mouse

Anon Y Mouse — Sun, 28 Jan 2007 00:21:48 +0000

What about the computer? Maybe the soldiers, one of whom was a captain, had some sensitive information on it. Perhaps this was about interrogation, then termination for poking noses where they shouldn’t.