british Terror revisited -- clandestine mass murder

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To me, THESE TWO don't look like ISRAEL's murderers, but there is evidence that the jewish state was happily supporting FALSE FLAG attacks inside IRAQ.

Ireland and the british...
For every IRA supporter who wants to understand the war, and the IRA's role in it the book reveals that the IRA was virtually run by the British state and was infiltrated from top to bottom.

Sinister Events in a Cynical War

It makes me sick to think that my tax money is paying for this. To any Iraqis who might stumble on this can I just say that I'm sorry and I did not vote for these bastards!

by John Pilger

Here are questions that are not being asked about the latest twist of a cynical war. Were explosives and a remote-control detonator found in the car of the two SAS special forces men "rescued" from prison in Basra on Sept. 19? If true, what were they planning to do with them? Why did the British military authorities in Iraq put out an unbelievable version of the circumstances that led up to armored vehicles smashing down the wall of a prison?

According to the head of Basra's Governing Council, which has cooperated with the British, five civilians were killed by British soldiers. A judge says nine. How much is an Iraqi life worth? Is there to be no honest accounting in Britain for this sinister event, or do we simply accept Defense Secretary John Reid's customary arrogance? "Iraqi law is very clear," he said. "British personnel are immune from [the] Iraqi legal process." He omitted to say that this fake immunity was invented by Iraq's occupiers.

Watching "embedded" journalists in Iraq and London, attempting to protect the British line was like watching a satire of the whole atrocity in Iraq. First, there was feigned shock that the Iraqi regime's "writ" did not run outside its American fortifications in Baghdad and that the "British-trained" police in Basra might be "infiltrated." An outraged Jeremy Paxman wanted to know how two of our boys – in fact, highly suspicious foreigners dressed as Arabs and carrying a small armory – could possibly be arrested by police in a "democratic" society. "Aren't they supposed to be on our side?" he demanded.

Although reported initially by the Times and the Mail, all mention of the explosives allegedly found in the SAS men's unmarked Cressida vanished from the news. Instead, the story was the danger the men faced if they were handed over to the militia run by the "radical" cleric Moqtada al-Sadr. "Radical" is a gratuitous embedded term; al-Sadr has actually cooperated with the British. What did he have to say about the "rescue"? Quite a lot, none of which was reported in this country. His spokesman, Sheik Hassan al-Zarqani, said the SAS men, disguised as al-Sadr's followers, were planning an attack on Basra ahead of an important religious festival. "When the police tried to stop them," he said, "[they] opened fire on the police and passersby. After a car chase, they were arrested. What our police found in the car was very disturbing – weapons, explosives, and a remote-control detonator. These are the weapons of terrorists."

The episode illuminates the most enduring lie of the Anglo-American adventure. This says the "coalition" is not to blame for the bloodbath in Iraq – which it is, overwhelmingly – and that foreign terrorists orchestrated by al-Qaeda are the real culprits. The conductor of the orchestra, goes this line, is Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, a Jordanian. The demonry of al-Zarqawi is central to the Pentagon's "Strategic Information Program" set up to shape news coverage of the occupation. It has been the Americans' single unqualified success. Turn on any news in the U.S. and Britain, and the embedded reporter standing inside an American (or British) fortress will repeat unsubstantiated claims about al-Zarqawi.

Two impressions are the result: that Iraqis' right to resist an illegal invasion – a right enshrined in international law – has been usurped and delegitimized by callous foreign terrorists, and that a civil war is under way between the Shi'ites and the Sunni. A member of the Iraqi National Assembly, Fatah al-Sheik, said this week, "There is a huge campaign for the agents of the foreign occupiers to enter and plant hatred between the sons of the Iraqi people and spread rumors in order to scare the one from the other. … The occupiers are trying to start religious incitement, and if it does not happen, then they will start an internal Shi'ite incitement."

The Anglo-American goal of "federalism" for Iraq is part of an imperial strategy of provoking divisions in a country where traditionally the communities have overlapped, even intermarried. The Osama-like promotion of al-Zarqawi is integral to this. Like the Scarlet Pimpernel, he is everywhere but nowhere. When the Americans crushed the city of Fallujah last year, the justification for their atrocious behavior was "getting those guys loyal to al-Zarqawi." But the city's civil and religious authorities denied he was ever there or had anything to do with the resistance.

"He is simply an invention," said the Imam of Baghdad's al-Kazimeya mosque. "Al-Zarqawi was killed in the beginning of the war in the Kurdish north. His family even held a ceremony after his death." Whether or not this is true, al-Zarqawi's "foreign invasion" serves as Bush's and Blair's last veil for their "war on terror" and botched attempt to control the world's second biggest source of oil.

On Sept. 23, the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, an establishment body, published a report that accused the U.S. of "feeding the myth" of foreign fighters in Iraq, who account for less than 10 percent of a resistance estimated at 30,000. Of the eight comprehensive studies into the number of Iraqi civilians killed by the "coalition," four put the figure at more than 100,000. Until the British army is withdrawn from where it has no right to be and those responsible for this monumental act of terrorism are indicted by the International Criminal Court, Britain is shamed.



This means that many of the thousands of terrorists are MI5 assets - and therefore we have to wonder how many bombs that will explode on our streets will have been planted by MI5 operatives sanctioned to do so - and has already happened with the 7/7bombers and 21/7 bombers whose leaders, Muktar Said Ibrahim, Haroon Rashid Aswat and Rauf Mohammed were all MI5 assets.
Now we know why the oh so fortunate ' anti-terrorism operation ' was deployed in London on the day of the 7/7 bombings and also why the same security operation was in place in the US on 911 - both were operations planned and run in collusion with sections of the UK and US secret security services with terrorists who were actually working for MI5 and CIA assets , and not for Al Qaeda as they believed, to act as the pretext for the invasion of Iraq, and to ensure that the British and US public were foaming at the mouth for war, and for us to stay in Iraq and finish the job.

Two Undercover Agents Rescued by British May Have Been Israelis
Iraqi Judge has issued an arrest warrant because police say they weren't British

Their Car Was Loaded With Sophisticated Detonators

There Has Always Been Something Odd To The Basra Rescue You have two SAS undercover agents, disguised as Mehdi army, roaming around Basra, during a religious festival, with a car wired as a massive car bomb. They were stopped at a checkpoint, and if they were really SAS, all they needed to do was show an ID. Something happened, and they decided to try an escape. They killed two policeman, were involved in a firefight, and captured.

	Why Did These Two Panic? If these were two SAS commandos, and on a undercover mission, why did they panic? The story is that they approached a checkpoint, were stopped, and suddenly there was a shootout. These two needed to be rescued before they could be made to talk.

	First Rescue Was An APC Within minutes the first attempt, a single armored APC, arrived on scene to gather up the the undercover team. But a furious crowd firebombed the vehicle, and they had to retreat.

	Why Did A Mob Want To Lynch The Commandos The commandoes were discovered with information, that suggested a massive car bomb at a nearby religious festival.

	Brigadier John Lorimer After the first attempt failed the British commander ordered an all out assault on Jamiat prison.

	Iraqi Police Commander Why would he resist an attack of ten tanks, a company of soldiers, and helicopter support? Reports are now surfacing they were carrying Canadian passports, and they may not have been British.

	Colonel Nick Henderson He led the second assault with ten tanks and a helicopter. The statement released was the Iraqis turned the prisoners over to the Militias, but they were found in the Jamiat prison compound.
What Was So Important? The British decided to take immediate action. There was a confrontation and more Iraqis were killed.

	Basra Judge Issues Arrest Warrant These could be civilian contractors, presumably Israeli, and a Judge Raghib al-Mudhafar, has issued an arrest warrant.

Whoever They Were - The British Will Receive The Backlash The British and Americans installed these police, so what made this event escalate to a battle? Why shootouts at checkpoints, two assaults on police stations, arrest warrants, and numerous versions of what really happened. Everything points to these 'SAS' as being Israeli commandos, and the Mossad was petrified they would talk. British now say they can't find the operatives. The trouble is, because of this fiasco, the ordinary Iraqis believe it's the British that are behind the various bombings.