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Wanted For Murder: General Stanley McChrystal, Barack Obama, Henry
Kissinger & Others

WANTED FOR MURDER: 1.) General Stanley McChrystal, 2.) Barack Obama,
3.) Henry Kissinger & Others

Pic of #1 = http://tinyurl.com/qy5j5g

Of #3 with cunt attached = http://tinyurl.com/rbssxa

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By Hal Womack 3-dan
http://www.myspace.com/halwomack

What these guys --together with the Bushez, Clintonz et Al-- have been
doing worldwide in the name of the United States of America and on her
busted tab:

{Results 1 - 20 of about 3,030,000 for "iraq dead bodies"
on Google Image Page}

For example,

http://tinyurl.com/qflg2o                             OR

http://www.uruknet.it/uruknet-images/iraq-dead-bodies.jpg

Two more faces to remember from Palestine =

the late Miss Akaber Zaid    http://tinyurl.com/yqd75d

and

the late Miss Abir Aramin     http://tinyurl.com/ouxk7n

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My best resource for rough global estimates of the US body count = my
Net friend, the Jew Gideon Polya PhD of Australia. One of his
citations =

http://www.countercurrents.org/iraq-polya070207.htm

I have the impression that the total number of victims murdered by the
USGov aka "WAR" for the WAshington Regime = ~ 7 million over the last
two decades in Iraq and Afghanistan alone.

My professional specialty for the last 46 years or so being world
politics with an emphasis on U.S. foreign policy, I can assure the
reader that all of these killings are without even the least shred of
legal justification. DICTATA aka the DC -- Tel Aviv Terrorist Alliance
has simply mounted black ops such as the 9/11 stunt in order to
provide pretexts for their planetary rampage.

I am indebted to my friend Israel Shamir for having circulated the
piece below by James Petras which so far fails to appear on the
latter's own Website.

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_Obama’s Animal Farm:

Bigger, Bloodier Wars Equal Peace and Justice_

By James Petras

May 2009

            “The Deltas are psychos…You have to be a certified
psychopath to join the Delta Force…”, a US Army colonel from Fort
Bragg once told me back in the 1980’s.  Now President Obama has
elevated the most notorious of the psychopaths, General Stanley
McChrystal, to head the US and NATO military command in Afghanistan.
McChrystal’s rise to leadership is marked by his central role in
directing special operations teams engaged in extrajudicial
assassinations, systematic torture, bombing of civilian communities
and search and destroy missions.  He is the very embodiment of the
brutality and gore that accompanies military-driven empire building.
Between September 2003 and August 2008, McChrystal directed the
Pentagon’s Joint Special Operations (JSO) Command which operates
special teams in overseas assassinations.

The point of the ‘Special Operations’ teams (SOT) is that they do not
distinguish between civilian and military oppositions, between
activists and their sympathizers and the armed resistance.  The SOT
specialize in establishing death squads and recruiting and training
paramilitary forces to terrorize communities, neighborhoods and social
movements opposing US client regimes.  The SOT’s ‘counter-terrorism’
is terrorism in reverse, focusing on socio-political groups between US
proxies and the armed resistance.  McChrystal’s SOT targeted local and
national insurgent leaders in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan through
commando raids and air strikes.  During the last 5 years of the Bush-
Cheney-Rumsfeld period the SOT were deeply implicated in the torture
of political prisoners and suspects.  McChrystal was a special
favorite of Rumsfeld and Cheney because he was in charge of the
‘direct action’ forces of the ‘Special Missions Units.  ‘Direct
Action’ operative are the death-squads and torturers and their only
engagement with the local population is to terrorize, and not to
propagandize.  They engage in ‘propaganda of the dead’, assassinating
local leaders to ‘teach’ the locals to obey and submit to the
occupation.  Obama’s appointment of McChrystal as head reflects a
grave new military escalation of his Afghanistan war in the face of
the advance of the resistance throughout the country.

            The deteriorating position of the US is manifest in the
tightening circle around all the roads leading in and out of
Afghanistan’s capital, Kabul as well as the expansion of Taliban
control and influence throughout the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
Obama’s inability to recruit new NATO reinforcements means that the
White House’s only chance to advance its military driven empire is to
escalate the number of US troops and to increase the kill ratio among
any and all suspected civilians in territories controlled by the
Afghan armed resistance.

            The White House and the Pentagon claim that the
appointment of McChrystal was due to the ‘complexities’ of the
situation on the ground and the need for a ‘change in strategy’.
‘Complexity’ is a euphemism for the increased mass opposition to the
US, complicating traditional carpet ‘bombing and military sweep’
operations.  The new strategy practiced by McChrystal involves large
scale, long term ‘special operations’ to devastate and kill the local
social networks and community leaders, which provide the support
system for the armed resistance.

Obama’s decision to prevent the release of scores of photographs
documenting the torture of prisoners by US troops and
‘interrogators’ (especially under command of the ‘Special Forces’), is
directly related to his appointment of McChrystal whose ‘SOT’ forces
were highly implicated in widespread torture in Iraq.  Equally
important, under McChrystal’s command the DELTA, SEAL and Special
Operations Teams will have a bigger role in the new ‘counter-
insurgency strategy’.  Obama’s claim that the publication of these
photographs will adversely affect the ‘troops’  has a particular
meaning:  The graphic exposure of McChrystal’s modus operendi for the
past 5 years under President Bush will undermine his effectiveness in
carrying out the same operations under Obama.

Obama’s decision to re-start the secret ‘military tribunals’ of
foreign political prisoners, held at the Guantanamo prison camp, is
not merely a replay of the Bush-Cheney policies, which Obama had
condemned and vowed to eliminate during his presidential campaign, but
part of his larger policy of militarization and coincides with his
approval of the major secret police surveillance operations conducted
against US citizens.

            Putting McChrystal in charge of the expanded Afghanistan-
Pakistan military operations means putting a notorious practitioner of
military terrorism – the torture and assassination of opponents to US
policy – at the center of US foreign policy.  Obama’s quantitative and
qualitative expansion of the US war in South Asia means massive
numbers of refugees fleeing the destruction of their farms, homes and
villages; tens of thousands of civilian deaths, and eradication of
entire communities.  All of this will be committed by the Obama
Administraton in the quest to ‘empty the lake (displace entire
populations) to catch the fish (armed insurgents and activists)’.

            Obama’s restoration of all of the most notorious Bush Era
policies and the appointment of Bush’s most brutal commander is based
on his total embrace of the ideology of military-driven empire
building.  Once one believes (as Obama does) that US power and
expansion are based on military conquests and counter-insurgency, all
other ideological, diplomatic, moral and economic considerations will
be subordinated to militarism.  By focusing all resources on
successful military conquest, scant attention is paid to the costs
borne by the people targeted for conquest or to the US treasury and
domestic American economy.   This has been clear from the start:  In
the midst of a major recession/depression with millions of Americans
losing their employment and homes, President Obama increased the
military budget by 4% - taking it beyond $800 billion dollars.

            Obama’s embrace of militarism is obvious from his decision
to expand the Afghan war despite NATO’s refusal to commit any more
combat troops.  It is obvious in his appointment of the most hard-line
and notorious Special Forces General from the Bush-Cheney era to head
the military command in subduing Afghanistan and the frontier areas of
Pakistan.

            It is just as George Orwell described in Animal Farm:  The
Democratic Pigs are now pursuing the same brutal, military policies of
their predecessors, the Republican Porkers, only now it is in the name
of the people and peace.  Orwell might paraphrase the policy of
President Barack Obama, as ‘Bigger and bloodier wars equal peace and
justice’.}

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On 10 March I sent an email circular to 88 opinion leaders, the feck
of which appears in the brackets below. Gideon Polya responds quickly.
Otherwise I am still waiting for answers.

{I now primarily propose, however, earnestly to entreat several of our
intellectual leaders to confer on producing a working estimate of the
total number of victims murdered by the US & Israeli regimes in the
last two decades. We are looking for the number of victims killed
either directly by arms or indirectly by social consequences resulting
from US aggression whether itself direct, as in the cases
of Iraq and Afghanistan, or indirect, as in Colombia. For this
purpose, please assume pro tem that all Washington
Regime pretexts for such actions are mere lies & frauds, as in
deliberately enticeing & provoking Saddam Hussein's original move
against Kuwait.

Tom Hayden of Los Angeles has told me that he teaches a course on this
statistical subject. Dr. Gideon Polya of Australia has published
several carefully considered statements on these figures. About 3
years ago, former Assistant Secretary General of the U.N. Hans von
Sponeck in Berkeley estimated at that time a figure of 2,000,000 for
Iraq, in response to my question.  Economists Paul Craig Roberts and
Michael Hudson are both good with numbers. All of the eddressees have
shown leadership in some way related to this inquiry.

In a certain important sense we can say that the "scientific" answer
to this question = "More than enough already
to warrant the arrest and prosecution of many thousands of US bosses
on war crimes charges." Even so, for purposes of global public
education, an agreed figure would surely have considerable value. Does
such an authoritative one already exist publicly somewhere?

BTW that famous remark about 'one death a tragedy' is properly
credited to Erich Maria Remarque post-WW2 rather than to JVS.}