This is War! in Photos - Warning - Very Graphic

[trixi1]

http://www.thememoryhole.org/war/thisiswar/

I thought it pertinent and completely fitting to paste this to wake people up as to what is really going on 'over there'.

This is what the warmongers Clinton, McCain, and the rest are supporting and salivating for because it's not their kids fighting 'over there', so it doesn't effect them.

Well, Ron Paul is the only one screaming for an end for all of this, and screamed before for it not to have happened in the first place.

WAKE UP PEOPLE--STOP IT IN ITS TRACKS NOW!!!!

[chris jones]

Yes, yes, yes, to all.
War is human sacrifice for the Elite profiteers, for the  pawns and innocents it is a step into Abba dabba land.
I had just turned 19, we entered a vill that had been bombed, I heard screaming and went to check it out, I found a father searching for the body parts of his family, his wife and daughters. What had been his kitchen area was covered in bloody rags and body parts, his family.
I found myself crying openly and resisted gaging, though I attempted to assist this man , I was the enemy, his eyes for only seconds bored into me as hot irons, the hatred,despair and insanity.
I still shed tears when I remember.
Our squads first hot meal in many days, we sat about in the bush glorifying in the moment. A guy stood up, set his food on the ground, said see ya guys, walked away and released the pin of the grenade he held to his chest.

I could go on, as many other vets could, we knew we were used by the pols to fatten the coffers of the MIC and their elite cronys. HUMAN SACRIFICE for profit.

Are you aware that more Nam Vets committed suicide than were killed in action.

I have said this before, but it is fitting, may the elite profiteers and their puppet Regime have their fortunes removed, may they spend eternity crawling through the dead bodies they have used to create their fortunes and power.

Redemtion begins with a National concience, an admision of guilt and wrongdoing. It appears that there exist still, many Americans who literally beleive the USA can do no wrong. Over 3 million innocent civilians died in Nam.
How many in Iraq, to include our trooppers. The elites cash register is overflowing and their dominance over this country grows..
The day they assassinated JFK they, the elite proclaimed dominance over the masses. We this nation, have been mortally wounded since this time, of course RFK had to be waked out, and Martin. Each against the war.
Who pays, the innocents, and the peons, the commoners, for it is us that sheds our blood and taxes for the rich mans war and profit.
Vote Ron Paul.

[UpsetBrit]

I remember that northern alliance execution picture. It's taken from a video.
They cut off the mans genitals and gunned him down while he was screaming in agony.

I'm so sick and tired of war. If only humanity would be allowed to unite and be friends. The planet would prosper through trade and cooperation which would lead on to space travel and cures for all diseases.

Damn the elite for not allowing peace. Damn them to hell. 

They shall be cast into the pit. We know this, but the horror they inflict on the people who are supposed to be fellow humans is stomach-churning.

Thanks for the link to those images.

[trixi1]

Thanks for the link to those images.

In all honesty, I thought after many years now that that link would have been hacked by the establishment. (I saved it about 3-4 years back.) Anyway, it came to me to post it because of all this talk of success over there, keeping troops over there for 100 or more years crap, etc.

I don't know how anyone can take their crap and lies anymore.  Don't let your children be sent to die over there for their lies and profit.

Vote Ron Paul.

P.S. Send that link to everyone you know that supports the war and see if they'll still have the same view afterwards. I strongly doubt they will not be changed and affected by it.

[Dig]

trixi - I have been viewing that link for over a year too.  Here is another site I often go to for reality checks:

http://masters-of-war.org/deathculture2.html

[UPDATE: fixed the misspelling]

[setmefree]

Very very sad.  It's just sickening how any human being can do that.  I can't believe that a person can be that evil and callous.  I don't want to look at the images but I have to.  This is what angers me about this war, nothing like this is shown on fox, or cnn so people have no idea and they don't find out for themselves by the internet.  I too am surprised that we can find this stuff on the internet, all kinds of youtube video too.  Probably a matter of time until it's not available for us.  

[setmefree]

trixi - I have been viewing that link for over a year too.  Here is another site I often go to for reality checks:

http://maters-of-war.org/deathculture2.html

hmmm, I can't get that link to work.

[David Rothscum]

War didn't use to be like this. In the 19th century and early 20th century the casualties would be primarily soldiers. Now it's civilians dying everywhere. That's what made me realize I had to get involved, the fact that they're targeting innocent children around the world. The children who become autistic from the vaccines they give us. The children who get leukemia from the aspartame they put in our food. The children whose lives are destroyed in their radiation experiments in Israel and the US. And worst of all, the children born with bulging tumors where their eyes should be because of the nuclear waste they have dumped in the Middle East. We have an obligation to fight this.

hmmm, I can't get that link to work.

http://masters-of-war.org/deathculture2.html
This one should work.

[pac522]

Look around this site. More info for the sleeping.

http://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/VIS.TEARS.HTM

http://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/RM1.RINGS.OF.TEARS.HTM

http://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/RM1.PHOTOS.ROOM1.HTM

[pac522]

War didn't use to be like this. In the 19th century and early 20th century the casualties would be primarily soldiers.

I don't think that is necessarily true. The victors always had the spoils. This history has been repeating itself for a long time. It is now that it is the best time to stop it. We must reawaken the movement that was in the 60s and 70s and take it to the next level. And remember never oppose evil, only expose it. If you oppose it, it will only make it stronger. Here check it out:

http://www.napoleonguide.com/goyaind.htm

[lord edward coke]

a movie is coming out on the rape of nanking.  should be of historic interest in the savagery of war.

[trixi1]

http://www.usnews.com/usnews/photography/year_in_photos/images/4.jpg
Caption:  An Iraqi detainee sits with his head covered by a sand bag while an American soldier covers another detainee's eyes with tape during a raid in Ramadi, Iraq, located 70 miles west of Baghdad, Feb. 4, 2006.


http://www.usnews.com/usnews/photography/year_in_photos/images/37.jpg
Caption:  A mourner touches the casket containing the remains of Petty Officer 2nd Class Charles V. Komppa during visitation hours at Smith Funeral Chapel in Columbus, Mont. Komppa, the 13th Montanan to be killed in the Iraq war, was driving a humvee with marines inside when their convoy was hit by a roadside bomb. He was just one month away from the end of his duty in Iraq.


More are out there. Find them and post. Send them out. Let's enlighten the warmongers. Change their minds.

[trixi1]

http://www.thememoryhole.org/war/coffin_photos/dover/

Here's some more to remind you of what war does to soldiers.  Don't let this continue happening--bring them home! Alive and safe.

[trixi1]

Here's some more.


http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2006/06/04/18269021.php
Counting Lives Lost, Making Tangible an Abstract Measure of Grief
by ~Bradley ( bradley [at] riseup.net )
Sunday Jun 4th, 2006 2:59 PM

    While traveling through Watsonville on June 1st, I came across a grid of four inch figures representing "every person who has died in Iraq since we invaded." The exhibition is at Sierra Azul Nursery and Gardens and is part of the Pajaro Valley Arts Council exhibit, Sculpture IS, which is showing June 2nd through July 30th. Thirty-nine regional artists are showing over seventy pieces of work ranging from installation and performance art to a variety of sculptures that are kinetic, functional, traditional and collaborative.

    "Counting Lives Lost, Making Tangible an Abstract Measure of Grief" was installed by a volunteer group of artists over Memorial Day weekend. Two tons (four thousands pounds!) of clay were reportedly used so far to make the figures and I believe there are plans to continue adding new figures as more Americans and Iraqis continue to die in the Iraqi War. Only American and Iraqi deaths are being represented, but installation artist Kathleen Crocetti is well aware that people from other parts of the world are also dying in the Iraqi War.
By the way, this was back in 2006 (my words)




http://www.thewe.cc/contents/more/archive/march2003/iraq_latest_at-a-glance.htm
Body lies on the floor
Early images of the Iraq war.





http://xahlee.org/Periodic_dosage_dir/20030902_lynch.html
above: injured girl holding up a children's drawing with message “No War”.








http://www.genderracepower.com/?p=47
Patrick Daniel Tillman, Jr.
1976-2004
Bring them home now.





Remember, don't send your sons or daughters to fight in an illegal war--because it's all connected.