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"Paul Fromm" <paul@paulfromm.com> wrote in message 
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> ZOG Canada DND Coverup killing Canadian soldier by Israelis
>
> By David Pugliese, Ottawa Citizen December 25, 2012 3:02 PM
>
> Maj. Paeta Hess-von Kruedener and three other United Nations observers
> were killed in 2006 when the Israeli military targeted their small outpost
> with repeated artillery barrages as well as an attack by a fighter 
> aircraft.
>
> The Defence Department has quietly removed from the Internet a report
> into the killing of a Canadian military officer by Israeli forces, a move 
> the
> soldier�'s widow says is linked to the Conservative government�'s 
> reluctance
> to criticize Israel for any wrongdoing.
>
> Maj. Paeta Hess-von Kruedener and three other United Nations observers
> were killed in 2006 when the Israeli military targeted their small outpost
> with repeated artillery barrages as well as an attack by a fighter 
> aircraft.
>
> IN early 2008, the Defence Department posted on its website a 67-page
> report from the Canadian Forces board of inquiry into the killing. The 
> board
> found Hess-von Kruedener''s death was preventable and caused by the 
> Israeli
> military.
>
> But less than a year later, the report was quietly removed from the DND
> website and has since remained off-limits to the public through official
> channels.
>
> Hess-von Kruedener's widow, Cynthia, told the Citizen that the decision
> to remove the document from the public domain was made by DND and the
> government in an effort to protect Israel''s reputation.
>
> "They don''t want people reading about it," she said. "It's embarrassing
> to the Israelis and, as we know, Prime Minister (Stephen) Harper has given
> his unconditional support to the Israelis."
>
> The circumstances surrounding Hess-von Kruedener''s death and the
> attempts by DND and the Canadian Forces to limit access to the board of
> inquiry report are outlined in an article in the new edition of Legion
> magazine, an Ottawa-based publication sent to
> members of the Royal Canadian Legion.
>
> DND originally refused to provide the magazine with the previously
> public board of inquiry report, claiming the publication needed to use the
> access-to-information law to obtain a copy.
>
> Legion magazine obtained a copy of the report by other means. It has now
> posted the report on its website.
>
> In an email sent to the Citizen, DND confirmed it had removed the board
> of inquiry report from its website in early 2009 for security reasons 
> "after
> it was discovered that some of its content is considered protected
> information."
>
> That explanation, however, doesn�'t stand up to scrutiny as Legion
> magazine compared both the 2008 version and the 2012 copy issued under the
> access law, discovering that the latest version actually contains more
> information than the original.
>
> The Legion article also raises questions about the disappearance from
> DND of a United Nations report into the killing. The document was used by 
> the
> Canadian Forces for its board of inquiry and the UN report is cited in the
> Canadian report. But DND�'s access to information branch claims it has 
> done a
> thorough search of records and no such report could be found.
>
> DND could not comment on claims by defence sources that hard copies of
> the board of inquiry report were also removed from military libraries.
>
> The death of Hess-von Kruedener, a UN observer assigned to the
> Israeli-Lebanon border,has largely been forgotten.
>
> The Israeli attack on the UN outpost began shortly after noon on July
> 25, 2006, prompting the UN deputy secretary general to almost
> immediately call the Israeli ambassador to the UN and complain.
>
> Several hours later another artillery barrage hit the outpost. That was
> followed by another 16 artillery rounds hitting the base, destroying most 
> of
> the buildings above ground and blowing the door off the underground bunker
> where Hess-von Kruedener and his fellow peacekeepers had taken refuge.
>
> At one point, a general in charge of UN operations in Lebanon called the
> Israeli liaison officer and told him, "You�'re killing my people." 
> Previously,
> the Israelis halted such attacks when protests were received.
>
> Later that day, an Israeli fighter pilot directed a precision-guided
> bomb through the door of the UN bunker. The blast from the massive
> bomb killed the four men.
>
> Gen. Rick Hillier, then the chief of the defence staff, later described
> the major's death as a "tragic accident."
>
> Cynthia Hess-von Kruedener told the Citizen that the Canadian Forces
> didn�'t inform her of her husband's death. Instead, she learned he
> had been killed from a television news report.
>
> The Legion article notes the Israelis had deliberately targeted the
> base. The base had been included in the Israeli military's targeting list"
> which they acknowledged was an error on their part.
>
> Cynthia Hess-von Kruedener also takes issue with some of the remarks
> made by Harper about her husband. At the time of the killing, Harper
> questioned what Hess-von Kruedener was doing at the UN outpost.
>
> She said the answer is simple: He was doing his job as ordered by the
> Canadian Forces and government of Canada. "Instead of asking
> why this happened, (Harper) turned it onto an innocent UN peacekeeper
> " she said.
>
>
> On Sept. 19, 2006, then-Israeli prime minister Ehud Olmert wrote Harper,
> expressing his deep regret. Harper wrote back on Nov. 20, 2006, thanking
> Olmert for his "expression of condolences, for the Israeli government�'s 
> rapid
> investigation of the incident and for information provided to Canadian
> officials."
>
> However, the Legion magazine article noted that the Israelis refused to
> answer questions from Canada about the attack.
>
> dpugliese@ottawacitizen.com
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>
>
> Original source article: DND removes report on killing of Canadian
> soldier by Israeli forces
>
> What can one expect when Harpo and Baird say they will defend the 
> zionazis,
> down to the last Canadian.