I have a couple of US war crimes video on my website that are top links - particularly by the US military.
I regularly check back my logs and I saw that a MSNBC forum posted two threads with links.
I checked it out and a reply to this person who posted was "this thread is about to be pulled." This subject was NOT out of topic for this forum i.e. someone spamming into a wrong category, etc.
I wrote a reply with background info and it was posted. A few seconds later. POOF!
They are indeed gone.
When it comes to the truth mainstream media is quite touchy...
I find this rather chilling
Robert Fisk: Pictures of wounded men being shot censored by TV
The pictures are appalling, the words devastating. As a wounded Iraqi crawls from beneath a burning truck, an American helicopter pilot tells his commander that one of three men has survived his night air attack. "Someone wounded," the pilot cries. Then he received the reply: "Hit him, hit the truck and him."
As the helicopter's gun camera captures the scene on video, the pilot fires a 30mm gun at the wounded man, vaporising him in a second.
British and most European television stations censored the tape off the air last night on the grounds that the pictures were too terrible to show. But deliberately shooting a wounded man is a war crime under the Geneva Conventions and this extraordinary film of US air crews in action over Iraq is likely to create yet another international outcry.
American and British personnel have been trying for weeks to persuade Western television stations to show the video of the attack. Despite the efforts of reports in Baghdad and New York, most television controllers preferred to hide the evidence from viewers. Only Canal Plus in France, ABC television in the United States and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation have so far had the courage to show the shocking footage. UK military personnel in the Gulf region have confirmed that the tape is genuine.
I regularly check back my logs and I saw that a MSNBC forum posted two threads with links.
I checked it out and a reply to this person who posted was "this thread is about to be pulled." This subject was NOT out of topic for this forum i.e. someone spamming into a wrong category, etc.
I wrote a reply with background info and it was posted. A few seconds later. POOF!
They are indeed gone.
When it comes to the truth mainstream media is quite touchy...
I find this rather chilling
Robert Fisk: Pictures of wounded men being shot censored by TV
The pictures are appalling, the words devastating. As a wounded Iraqi crawls from beneath a burning truck, an American helicopter pilot tells his commander that one of three men has survived his night air attack. "Someone wounded," the pilot cries. Then he received the reply: "Hit him, hit the truck and him."
As the helicopter's gun camera captures the scene on video, the pilot fires a 30mm gun at the wounded man, vaporising him in a second.
British and most European television stations censored the tape off the air last night on the grounds that the pictures were too terrible to show. But deliberately shooting a wounded man is a war crime under the Geneva Conventions and this extraordinary film of US air crews in action over Iraq is likely to create yet another international outcry.
American and British personnel have been trying for weeks to persuade Western television stations to show the video of the attack. Despite the efforts of reports in Baghdad and New York, most television controllers preferred to hide the evidence from viewers. Only Canal Plus in France, ABC television in the United States and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation have so far had the courage to show the shocking footage. UK military personnel in the Gulf region have confirmed that the tape is genuine.
