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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
> © Copyright (c) The Ottawa Citizen
>
>
> 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. 

"TheZ" <TheZ@nospam.com> wrote in news:1nDft.6418$%k5.1053@newsfe09.iad:

> If you allow terrorists to use your compound what do you expect?

In Grosvenor's case, expect hateful drivel and meaningless insult. Ever 
since he escaped from our medium security ward, he's been vomiting all over 
the net.



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