The War Profiteers - War Crimes, Kidnappings & Torture

The Activities of the U.S. Military, the CIA & their Contractors

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Recent News & Additions - August 31^st, 2010 - US Wasted Billions in Rebuilding Iraq (29/8/2010/Associated Press) - August 30^th, 2010 - The Killing of Genevia Antranick & Marani Manook: Legal Update (24/8/2010/Superior Court of the District of Columbia) - August 22^nd, 2010 - Blackwater Reaches Deal on U.S. Export Violations (20/8/2010/New York Times) - August 18^th, 2010 - Terrorist Interrogation Tapes Found (17/8/2010/Associated Press) - More News Subscribe to the RSS feed to receive the newest additions to this site Search this Site Visits to this Website from the U.S. Department of Defense The War Profiteers Blog - Exploring the World of Hypocrisy
Document Archive - Individual Events & Issues The Blackwater Killings - The Killing of Iraqi Civilians by U.S.-based Mercenaries The CIA & Torture - How Waterboarding became an “Enhanced Interrogation Technique” The Second Gulf War - The Killing of Iraqi Civilians & Prisoners The Story of “Curveball” - The Man Who Helped to Start the War in Iraq The Mahmudiya Killings - The Rape & Murder of Abeer Qasim Hamsa The Haditha Massacre - The Revenge Killing of 24 Civilians “Extraordinary Renditions” - The European Kidnappings The White Phosphorus Trilogy - Incendiary Weapons in Iraq, South Lebanon & Gaza Iraqi War Videos - The War in Iraq Uncensored Guantánamo - The U.S. Concentration Camp
Other recommended websites Website created & maintained by Martin Ottmann. Photo Credits: 1) U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell making the case for going to war with Iraq. - February 5^th, 2003 - White House photo; 2) Gulfstream V turbojet N379P - 2004 - Common Dreams News Center; 3) An injured young girl lies in a hospital in Fallujah after U.S. warplanes launched airstrikes. - August 28^th, 2004 - Abdul Kadir Sadi/AP; 4) Plainclothes Blackwater contractors take part in a firefight in the Iraqi city of Najaf. - April 4^th, 2004 - Gervasio Sanchez/AP;