A MESSAGE TO AMERICA FROM IRAQI NATIONAL RESISTANCE

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A MESSAGE TO AMERICA FROM IRAQI NATIONAL RESISTANCE
Allen L Roland



April 30, 2007

George Bush has insulted America in Iraq. I would like to say the American troops are humiliated in Iraq. Your troops are crying in the streets of Iraq, and they are defeated. Bush is lying to you. The number of American casualties exceeds the announced number by thousands. The real number is so much higher: Interview with Senior Ba'ath Party Member and Iraq's National Resistance.



Thank you , Dahr Jamail for consistently digging beneath the Cheney/Bush smokescreen of deception and spin and siphoning out the truth ~ The Iraqi Resistance fighters are freedom fighters to their fellow occupied Iraqi's and their numbers are growing every day.
If I were an Iraqi, as I am an American, while a foreign troop was landed in my country, I never would lay down my arms ! ~ Never! Never! Never !
In this case, he interviews a leader of the Iraqi National Resistance Movement who provides a verification of what myself and many other bloggers have been saying for months ~ if not years.
Everyday this Resistance movement is gaining in strength and will not stop until Bush takes his hand out of the Iraq Monkey ( OIL ) Jar and leaves gracefully or in humiliation.
Excerpt: DJ: What message would you like to give the Bush administration? AM: The American administration is full of criminals and liars. They have to respect the rights of the Iraqis. We will charge them in international court for what they have done in Iraq and they should have to admit their fault in front of the whole world as well as the American people. They should not lie anymore and they should be rational and withdraw their troops.
Allen L Roland http://blogs.salon.com/0002255/2007/04/30.html

Interview with Senior Ba'ath Party Member
by Dahr Jamail http://www.rense.com/general76/grdand.htm
On Sunday April 15th I interviewed a high ranking member of Iraq�s Ba�ath Party in Damascus, Syria. Like many senior party members, he lives in exile in Syria, and spoke on condition of anonymity by asking to be referred to as Abu Mohammed. The following is an exclusive interview:

Dahr Jamail: Please tell me a little about your position.

Abu Mohammed: I am a representative of the Ba'ath Party and Iraq's National Resistance.

DJ: Western corporate media portrays most of the violence in Iraq as if it is the Iraqis who are killing each other with suicide car bombs in markets, etc. What is your opinion of Iraqi on Iraqi violence?

AM: As a matter of fact, since the beginning of the occupation, the Iraqi resistance has been doing their operations only against American troops and their allies. Iraqis killing each other and civilians dying is the fault of the invaders because there are too many parties and all these parties formed militias. Some of these are supported by the Americans, some by the Zionists, and some by the Iranians. But the job of the Iraqi resistance is to get rid of the American occupation and they are not killing civilians.

DJ: Then who is responsible for killing the civilians?

AM: The militias and invaders. The occupation forces and militias sponsored by the Americans, the militias backed by the Americans, Zionists, and Iranians. The goal from this is to make the resistance appear bad, as well as simply to kill Iraqis.

DJ: Friends I know in Baquba say the resistance is fighting Al-Qaeda there. Is this happening in Al-Anbar province as well?

AM: Al-Qaeda was not in Iraq before the invasion, nor their allies. Al-Qaeda started their work in Iraq after the invasion. As Ba'athists, we look at Al-Qaeda as different-they have different strategies, beliefs and tactics, it�s all different. Al-Qaeda aims to follow the Americans and kill them anywhere in the world. The Iraqi resistance only kills American troops in Iraq-so this is an important difference between us.

DJ: American leaders claim they have had talks with the Iraqi resistance. Is this true?

AM: The American administration and the American troops are getting used to lies. They invaded Iraq, they looted Iraq, they killed Iraqis and all of this was based on lies. They took the former government to a court and judged them and executed them and all of this was based on lies and illegalities. The invasion itself was based on weapons of mass destruction, and relations with Al-Qaeda - then it turns out there are no weapons of mass destruction and no relations with Al-Qaeda, so they were both lies. The Americans having negotiations with the resistance is also a lie. Up to now we�ve seen no move towards negotiations with the resistance about Iraq's rights. If the Americans want to get out of Iraq and save face, they have to negotiate with the resistance and Ba'ath Party leaders in order to negotiate Iraq�s rights.

DJ: Why do you think they have to negotiate with Ba�ath Party leaders?

AM: They won't negotiate with the Ba'ath Party because the Ba'ath Party and our resistance is the main branch of resistance in Iraq. Nevertheless there are other resistance groups in Iraq that we do respect. The resistance we're talking about is the Ba'ath party members' resistance and other groups as well. If the Americans wanted to negotiate with the resistance they can negotiate with any group they want that represents the resistance.

DJ: What exactly is the Iraqi resistance? What are they comprised of?

AM: The Iraqi resistance is a patriotic resistance by the Iraqis. It has many groups from many sects of Islam and it's not exclusively in one area of Iraq. There are so many parts of the resistance. Some are Ba�athists, some are Islamists. We hope that the next government will be democratic and include all the sectors and sects of society because the new government should be of one sharing government.

DJ: Who is funding and arming the Iraqi resistance?

AM: In Iraq there are so many weapons. The Ba'ath provided enough to fight for the next 15 years. About funding, Iraq is a rich country with many rich people, so we can get the funding from inside of Iraq.

DJ: What are the demands of the Iraqi resistance?

AM: We declare liberation and independence. We do not have demands. We have rights. We want Iraq�s rights. Our demand is to give back Iraq's rights. The rights of our people include the following:

1. All parts of the Iraqi resistance should be the exclusive representatives for Iraqis.
2. An immediate withdrawal of American forces without conditions.
3. Full compensation for both Iraq and Iraqis for those who have been killed since the sanctions starting in 1991 until now. During the sanctions, 1.7 million Iraqis were killed. And according to the Lancet report, 655,000 have been killed, and by now possibly even one million.
4. The release of everyone in prisons.
5. Canceling all the current political procedures and all the 100 Bremer Orders legislation done during the Iraqi Governing Council because according to international law, it is illegal to make any political and legislative action while the country is under occupation.
6. Canceling the UN legislation that has been passed since the sanctions.
7. Putting all the traitors, those who betrayed Iraq, and those who are allies of the Americans into trials.

These are the rights of the country and if the Americans and their allies respect these rights, we can sit together. Not to negotiate these rights, but to plan the withdrawal and discuss the implementation of these rights. Also, the resistance will go on no matter how long it takes or how much it costs, until there is a withdrawal.

DJ: What do you think the solution is to the crisis in Iraq?

AM: This is the only solution we have.

DJ: How do you think the Americans are going to leave Iraq?

AM: I've mentioned before that they have two ways. The first way is to respect Iraq's rights, and to sit with the Ba�ath party and the resistance and resistance leaders to implement these rights. Then we will allow them to go out with whatever is left of their troops, and with saving some face. The second way is the resistance will continue until they withdraw, and they will not save face.

.DJ: What is the strategy of the Iraqi resistance towards Iran?

AM: The resistance strategy against Iran is to liberate Iraq not only from the Americans but to liberate Iraq from the sectarian intruders of Iraq and the separation and extortion that the occupation created. We are aiming for a deep and radical liberation of Iraq.

DJ: What is your opinion of the role of the UN, Arab League, and neighboring countries?

AM: This role will be summarized by them giving humanitarian support to Iraqis after the withdrawal of the Americans.

DJ: Who is responsible for the attacks against occupation forces in the south?

AM: The resistance is spread all over Iraq, from the north to the south. The resistance in the south against the British army is a pure Iraqi resistance that includes the jihadi resistance and some Ba�ath party leaders.

DJ: Is the majority of the Iraqi resistance from the former army?

AM: Most of the resistance are former Iraqi Army military.

DJ: What are your comments on the growing conflict between the Shia and Sunni in Iraq?

AM: The truth is that the so-called conflict between the Shia and Sunni is not something real. It is due to political goals. Shia, Sunni and Kurds have been living in Iraq for over a thousand years together and there have not been conflicts such as these we see today. This conflict is growing because of the invaders. And when the occupiers, invaders and their allies withdraw from Iraq this conflict will end.

DJ: What message would you like to give to the people of the U.S.?

AM: George Bush has insulted America in Iraq. I would like to say the American troops are humiliated in Iraq. Your troops are crying in the streets of Iraq, and they are defeated. Bush is lying to you. The number of American casualties exceeds the announced number by thousands. The real number is so much higher. This is my message. And I would like to ask them to push their government to withdrawal from Iraq, otherwise they will be annihilated. I would also like to say that they have to respect our rights. If they withdrawal by the aforementioned plans, we can say we do not hate the Americans and we are willing to have good relations with America and her allies.

DJ: What message would you like to give the Bush administration?

AM: The American administration is full of criminals and liars. They have to respect the rights of the Iraqis. We will charge them in international court for what they have done in Iraq and they should have to admit their fault in front of the whole world as well as the American people. They should not lie anymore and they should be rational and withdraw their troops.

OpEdNews columnist Allen L Roland is available for comments & interviews. ( allen@allenroland.com )

Allen L Roland is a practicing psychotherapist, author and lecturer who also shares a daily political and social commentary on his weblog and website . He also guest hosts a monthly national radio show TRUTHTALK on CONSCIOUS TALK RADIO.

Thursday, 3 May 2007, 03:50 GMT 04:50 UK
Insurgents 'right to take on US'


Gen Sir Michael Rose, pictured in 1994
Sir Michael said the government had to admit defeat in Iraq
Insurgents in Iraq are right to try to force US troops out of the country, a former British army commander has said.

Gen Sir Michael Rose also told the BBC's Newsnight programme that the US and the UK must "admit defeat" and stop fighting "a hopeless war" in Iraq.

Iraqi insurgents would not give in, he said. "I don't excuse them for some of the terrible things they do, but I do understand why they are resisting."

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6618075.stm
The total number of UK troops killed in operations in Iraq stands at 147.

'Admit defeat'

Sir Michael has written a book drawing similarities between the tactics of insurgents and George Washington's men in America's War of Independence.

He told Newsnight: "As Lord Chatham said, when he was speaking on the British presence in North America, he said 'if I was an American, as I am an Englishman, as long as one Englishman remained on American native soil, I would never, never, never lay down my arms'.


It is the soldiers who have been telling me from the frontline that the war they have been fighting is a hopeless war
Gen Sir Michael Rose

"The Iraqi insurgents feel exactly the same way."

He said it was time to bring troops home.

"It is the soldiers who have been telling me from the frontline that the war they have been fighting is a hopeless war, that they cannot possibly win it and the sooner we start talking politics and not military solutions, the sooner they will come home and their lives will be preserved."

This meant the UK government would have to admit defeat, he added.

"The British admitted defeat in North America and the catastrophes that were predicted at the time never happened," the ex-Bosnia UN chief said.

"The catastrophes that were predicted after Vietnam never happened.

"The same thing will occur after we leave Iraq."

Another thing Bush should have thought about is the Iran-Iraq War . An 8 year blood bath killing maybe a million people. Should have gave the US and idea of the level of persistence that some segments of the population in Iraq would goto to avoid total defeat.

The very fact he declared the war over 4 years ago proves he is poorly informed moron at best.

4 killed in Green Zone rocket attack

By THOMAS WAGNER, Associated Press Writer 2 minutes ago

BAGHDAD - A rocket attack on
Iraq's heavily fortified Green Zone killed four Filipino contractors working for the U.S. government, the American embassy said Thursday. It was the third straight day that extremists used rockets or mortars to hit the area where Iraq's parliament meets.


The embassy said Wednesday's attack left it "with a profound sense of sadness and regret" over the loss of Filipinos who "were integral members of our embassy community."

The brief statement provided no other details about the attack, including the time or location of the explosion in the Green Zone, which is home to the U.S. and British embassies and thousands of American troops. Such information often is withheld to avoid giving extremists information for future attacks on the area.

However, the whistle of suspected rockets had been heard passing over the Tigris River in central Baghdad and into the Green Zone on Wednesday evening. It was the third straight day that the zone was hit by rockets or mortars, heightening concerns about security in the area.

In other violence in Iraq on Wednesday, a suicide car bomber struck in the main Shiite district of the capital, killing at least nine people, as the U.S. military said its troop buildup in Baghdad was nearly complete.

Three more U.S. soldiers were killed by bombs in the capital. At least 85 Iraqis were killed or found dead nationwide Wednesday, police reported. They also included eight people who lost their lives when a roadside bomb destroyed their minibus about 20 miles south of Baghdad.

Also Wednesday, two U.S. soldiers were killed and two others were wounded when a bomb devastated their vehicle in southern Baghdad, the U.S. command said. Another soldier died in a blast in western Baghdad, the command said.

At least 3,354 members of the U.S. military have died since the Iraq war started in March 2003, according to an Associated Press count. Last month, at least 104 U.S. service members died — the highest monthly figure since December.

Insurgents and militia fighters routinely fire rockets and mortars into the Green Zone, a sprawling complex which is surrounded with tall cement blast walls on the west bank of the Tigris, but the attacks seldom cause casualties or damage because they are poorly aimed and the zone contains much open space.

But two Americans — a contractor and a soldier — were killed in late March in a rocket attack on the area and two suicide vests were found unexploded less than a week after that.

The adequacy of security in the vast area in central Baghdad more recently came into question in the aftermath of the April 12 suicide bombing in the Iraqi parliament building's dining hall. One lawmaker was killed in the blast, which was claimed by an al-Qaida-led amalgam of Sunni insurgents.

On Wednesday, Rear Adm. Mark Fox, a U.S. military spokesman, told a news conference that the latest round of Green Zone attacks appears to be part of an overall strategy by extremists "to score a spectacular hit or try to obtain some sort of a headline-grabbing direct hit."

The Philippines banned deployment of workers to Iraq after insurgents abducted Filipino truck driver Angelo de la Cruz in July 2004.

To save his life, President
Gloria Macapagal Arroyo granted the kidnappers' demand for the early withdrawal of a small Philippine peacekeeping contingent from Iraq — a decision strongly criticized by Washington and other allies, but applauded at home.

A second Filipino, accountant Robert Tarongoy, also was abducted by Iraqi militants. He was freed in June 2005 after almost eight months in captivity.

About 5,000 to 6,000 Filipinos are employed in U.S. military camps across Iraq, mostly as cooks and maintenance personnel. A smaller number work as bodyguards for businessmen. Most were already in Iraq when the Philippine government imposed the deployment ban.

Despite the ban, many Filipino workers are believed to have slipped into Iraq through neighboring countries such as Jordan, prompting the government to appeal to those countries to help block such passage.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070503/ap_ ... RXTczMWM0F

They believe they're own lies and propaganda you see. They created the lie that Iraqis and they're army are cowards, yet nothing could be further fro the truth.

The Iraqi army was known to be tenacious resisters but poor invaders throughout the Iran/Iraq war. In the 1991 Iraq/USA war the Americans tricked the Iraqis into thinking an 11th hour withdrawal of Iraqi forces was accepted. The USA forces nevertheless attacked the retreating army in a callous and wanton glee of butchery. Attacking a withdrawing, antiquated army comprised mainly of conscripts, they butchered hundreds of thousands of husbands, fathers and sons. Then they blew they're trumpets in orgasmic glee at the fact that they had avenged the Vietnam humiliation. They are sadly mistaken.

The US public is just not willing to sacrifice 100,000s of KIAs it takes to win a counter insurgency war. Iraq in modern times has showed it will suffer that many lost lives for even just a stalemate. Kind reminds me how people were in older wars like the US Civil War and to a lesser extent WWI & WWII were America society were prepare to suffer tremendous loses to win. Iraqis are still of the old world mind set were expending
lots of lives and resources to win is consider an important ideal. And since winning this war want make the US any better off. What do we expect to do re-arm a pro-American
Iraq so they can be our proxy to keep Iran in check?

sorry - double post - WP is slow.

The Ba'ath party is the party that used to ruled Iraq under Saddam Hussein. It still rules with an iron hand in Syria.

It is also the legitimate government and representing Iraq.

Here's what I was trying to post yesterday when Alex was doing all his maintenance. First I double posted. Now it is gone. Here's what I was trying to post...

Incidentaly, did you know that 9/11 till the Iraq war is precisely 555 days. The number of enlightenment or the number of death depending how you look at it.

Yikes! I didn't know that.

9/11 till the Madrid bombings is 912 days..or 2 years 6 months precisely.

Iraq war till UK elections on the 5 may 2005 is precisely 777 days.

Iraq war till June 6, 6th anniversary of D-DAY is precisely 444 days. The D-DAY thing is 999 days from 9/11. All the world leaders and royal family's met in England on that day.

Iraq war start till end is 1 month 11 days - The Kabalistic 111 power number. It is 42 days... 42 The completion of the elements experienced via darkness

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copy n paste As with any occult undertaking, the Iraq War was conducted strictly according to occult holidays and occult numbers. Once you understand this reality, you will see that this war is likely Act I of a global war. The 2003 Iraq war was fought most strikingly by occult numbers,

War Beginning:
President Bush began this war at 05:50 Baghdad time, on March 20th, 2003(the Feast Day celebration, eve of eve of Ostara), according to occult considerations, March 20th, 2003 was Day "555" since the attacks on 9/11.The Illuminati intended the attacks of 9/11 to be the first blow struck for the appearance of Antichrist; The occultist believes "5" to be the Number of Death, and the greatest intensification of any number to be a triplicate, a "555" literally means "Highest Death".
The 48 hour ultimatum to Saddam and his sons precisely paralleled the Jewish holiday, Purim.
President Bush deliberately chose March 20th, 2003 as the start of his war against Iraq because of important occult and current Jewish, considerations. Now, let us examine the end of this war.

War Ending:
President Bush flew to the aircraft carrier, Abraham Lincoln, to declare that the major combat phase in the Iraqi War was over on May 1st, 2003, May 1 is the second-most important satanic holiday, and is known as Beltane. This holiday is a 2-day event, April 30th - May 1st. Beltane Festival, also called Walpurgis Night. However, this is the highest day on the Druidic Witch's Calendar. May 1st is the Illuminati's second most sacred holiday. Human sacrifice is required.

There is much more.

The end of the 1991 Iraq war which ended on 28 February 1991 until the May 1 2003 declaration of ceasefire is precisely 4445 days...one day removed from 4444 days.

EDIT- Here is the 4444 days ...this from Wikipedia - One hundred hours after the ground campaign started, President Bush declared a cease-fire and on February 27 declared that Kuwait had been liberated.

The word God appears 4444 times in the KJV of the Bible.

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