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War Profiteers - War Crimes, Kidnappings, Torture and Big Money |
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The Second Gulf War/Iraq Invasion II -
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Background- Homemade
videos by U.S. troops in Iraq “[…] Last week the Pentagon ordered American
servicemen in Iraq to stop posting private video clips on the internet. These
‘trophy videos’ have become one of the more extraordinary by-products of
modern-day warfare as soldiers - like everyday tourists - send video images
ranging from the comic to the utterly horrific back home to impress friends
and titillate the fans of ‘uncensored war’. […] “The homemade stuff now finding its way onto the
internet offers another less attractive but probably more realistic version
of modern warfare in Iraq today. […]” Excerpt
of an article by the
Guardian from August 4th, 2006. |
Homemade video: U.S. troops “liberating”
Falluja |
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Banned from youtube: Video showing a car
bomb attack |
Background
- The youtube controversy “Videos showing insurgent attacks against American
troops in Iraq, available in Baghdad shops and on Jihadist Web sites, have steadily
migrated in recent months to popular Internet video-sharing sites, including
YouTube and Google Video. […] At a time when the Bush administration has
restricted photographs of the coffins of military personnel returning to the
United States and the Pentagon keeps close tabs on videotapes of combat
operations taken by the news media, the videos give average Americans a level
of access to combat scenes rarely available before, if ever. […]” Excerpt
of a New York Times article
from October 6th, 2006 |
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October 7th, 2006 - Jihad Videos Posted on
YouTube Website 1 news
article by the Guardian October 6th, 2006 - Iraq Snuff Films Find Home
on YouTube 1 news
article by Gawker magazine October 6th, 2006 - Anti-U.S. Attack Videos
Spread on Web 1 news
article by the New York Times September 18th, 2006 - Bloody Web Videos Show Horrors
of War 1 news article by
ABC News August 4th, 2006 - Don't Look Now 1 news
article by the Guardian |
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October 26th, 2008 - U.S. Aerial Attack in Syria October 18th, 2008 - Anti-US Demonstration in Baghdad May 20th, 2008 - Aftermath of the Baiji Killings March 29th, 2008 - Al-Jazeera Interview with Muqtada Al-Sadr January 2008 - IED Attack (XVII) Against U.S. Humvee December 2007 - EFP
Attack (I) Against U.S. Military Convoy November 1st, 2007 - CBS/60 Minutes Documentary on “Curveball” November 2007 - IED Attack (XVI) Against Iraqi Military Vehicle October 14th, 2007 - Al-Jazeera Documentary on the Thar Thar Killings
(II) October 2007 - Car Bomb Attack (VI) Against Base of Iraqi
National Guard September 19th, 2007 - CNN Documentary on the Blackwater Killings July 2007 - IED
Attack (XV) Against U.S. Humvee July 2007 - IED
Attack (XIV) Against U.S. Meerkat Vehicle June 22nd, 2007 - Firefight between Insurgents and U.S.
Troops in Diyala Province June 15th, 2007 - Interview with 2 U.S. Iraq War Veterans June 6th, 2007 - IED Attack (XIII) Against U.S. RG-31 Nyala Vehicle April 25th, 2007 - IED Attack (XII) Against U.S. Nyala Minesweeper
Vehicle April 12th, 2007 - Suicide Bomb Attack on Iraqi Parliament April 9th, 2007 - Mass Demonstration in Najaf against U.S. Forces April 2007 - The
Lynching of Du’a Khalil Aswad/Demonstration of Iraqi Women April 2007 - Drive
through “Liberated” Ramadi March 16th, 2007 - Congressional Testimony by Valerie Plame Wilson February 19th, 2007 - Interview with Iraqi Police Rape Victim February 7th, 2007 - Shooting down of U.S. Sea Knight
Helicopter in the Al-Taji Region February 2nd, 2007 - Shooting Down of U.S. Apache Helicopter in
the Al-Taji Region February 2007 - Sniper Attacks (III) Against U.S. Troops January 22nd, 2007 - Car Bomb Attack (V) Against Civilians in Baghdad December/January 2007 - IED Attacks (XI) Against U.S. Troops in Al-Anbar Province January 2007 - IED
Attack (X) Against U.S. Military Convoy January 2007 - IED
Attack (IX) Against U.S. Stryker Vehicle December 30th, 2006 - The Execution of Saddam Hussein December 21st, 2006 - BBC Documentary on Haditha Massacre December 10th, 2006 - IED Attack (VIII) Against U.S. Convoy December 9th, 2006 - Demonstration in Jalameda December 5th, 2006 - IED Attack (VII) Against U.S. Stryker Vehicle November 2006 - U.S. Aerial Attack Against Al-Mahdi Militants October 25th, 2006 - IED Attack (VI) Against U.S. Humvee August 27th, 2006 - IED Attack (V) Against U.S. Stryker Vehicle August 7th, 2006 - BBC Documentary on Mahmudiya Massacre August 2006 - Sniper
Attacks (II) Against U.S. Troops June 2nd, 2006 - BBC Documentary on Abu Sifa/Isahaqi Massacre May 2006 - IED
Attack (IV) Against U.S. Humvee March 11th, 2006 - IED Attack (III) Against U.S. Convoy March 2006 - Interview with Haditha Survivor Iman Walid 2006 - Firefight
between U.S. Troops and Insurgents in Ramadi June 1st, 2005 - Car Bomb Attack (IV) Against U.S. Convoy April 10th, 2005 - Car Bomb Attack (III) At Baghdad Checkpoint 2005 - The
2005 Camp Bucca Riots 2005 - IED Attack
(II) Against U.S. Humvee 2005 - Sniper
Attack (I) Against U.S. Troops December 29th, 2004 - Car Bomb Attack (II) Against U.S. Military Post November 13th, 2004 - The Falluja Mosque Killing November 2004 - Urban Combat in Falluja October 24th, 2004 - Car Bomb Attack (I) At U.S. Checkpoint September 2004 - Predator
Missile Attack against Iraqi Insurgents Spring 2004 - IED
Attack (I) Against U.S. Convoy April 2004 - The Falluja Aerial Bombing December 1st, 2003 - The Apache Helicopter Video October 26th, 2003 (aired) - The CNN “Fit to Kill” Video (Excerpt) |
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Screenshots |
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IED attack against military vehicle |
The final statement of a car bomber |
Car bomb explosion in Mosul |
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Background 1)
Combat in Falluja - November, 2004 - video made by unknown U.S. soldier; 2) Car
bomb Attack against U.S. military humvee - date unknown - Insurgent group “1920 Revolution Brigades”; Screenshots 1) IED
attack on U.S. military humvee west of Baghdad - October 5th, 2006
- Insurgent group “Jaish Al-Mujahideen”; 2) Car
bomb operation against Shia targets - August 2006 - The video features the
car bomber Abu Umar an Najdi, a member of the Mujahideen Shura Council. Later
in the video he drives his car full of explosives on a highway in a Shi'ite
controlled area and detonates it at a checkpoint. The statement that was
posted said that this is a revenge operation “on those who blasphemed against
the Prophet”. 3) Car
bomb attack against the U.S. military headquarters in Mosul - December 29th,
2004 - Insurgent group Al-Tawhid; |
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