Iraqi Prisoner's Torture:
Non-Iraqis Need Not Be Involved
Images from Abu Ghraib's prison showing
persecution, harassment and
humiliation of Iraqi prisoners are nothing
less than pure cold- blooded torture. Iraqis know too well what went on
inside that
prison for decades under Saddam. The
hooded Iraqi prisoners shown in
those pictures could have been
ex-intelligence officers responsible
for crushing the 1991 popular uprising and
taking the lives of
hundreds of thousands of Iraqis. They
could have been ex-republican
guard officers who gassed thousands of
Kurdish Iraqis. They could
well have been the deadly quarto; Saddam,
Barzan, Sabawi and Watban
in those pictures. But regardless of who
those prisoners were, they
should be treated with respect and dignity.
I call on all Iraqis to
demand a public trial for the offending
coalition soldiers engaged in
those torturous sessions. I call for an
Iraqi court to try those
torturers and sentence them under Iraqi
laws. They should be taught
a lesson in human rights, respect and the
civilized ways of treating
prisoners.
In Iraq, our expectations of the coalition
troops are high. We
expect our prisoners to be treated no less
human than they would be
in New York, Los Angeles, London or
Manchester jails. We, Iraqis,
have the right to be outraged with those
images. This is a political
battle for Iraqis to wage against
coalition troops in Iraq. Non- Iraqis need not be involved. What is
amusing is how Arab
politicians, civic leaders as well as the
chieftain of them all, Amru
Mousa criticizing the coalition forces for
mis-treating Iraqi
inmates. What boggles my mind is why those
Arab politicians are not
questioning their own Kings, Sultans,
Sheikhs, Emperors and
Presidents about the well-being of
prisoners in their own countries.
Do they know how many political prisoners
are jailed ? Do they know
who remains in jail and who died under
interrogation ? Do they even
know where those detention centers are ?
Coincidentally, those same politicians
were very quiet when more
outrageous torture took place in that same
Abu Ghraib pirson 14
months ago and beyond. As a matter of fact,
the entire country of
Iraq was one big torture-filled prison,
which for some reason,
escaped the minds of those politicians. It
was not a few snapshots
that showed torture in Iraq during
Saddam's regime, but lengthy
videos showing thousands of Halabchans
suffocated on the streets and
hour long documentaries showing how the
1991 uprising was brutally
crushed. None of those horrific footage
mattered to the Arab League
and their spokesmen such as Amru Mousa and
Lakhdhar Brahimi. Their
silence during those days was deafening.
In case the last two paragraphs were not
clear enough to the
politicians in Iraq's neighboring
countries. We, Iraqis know what we
want. We seek nothing less than freedom,
democracy, justice and the
rule of law and we know how we will
achieve it. Your help in this
matter is simply not appreciated. Please
back-off !
Free Iraqis.
The
New Times
Kasid
Iraqi Media Inc.
The New Iraqi Media
313-846-9268 in U.S
+8821621239393 in Iraq
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Emad Al-Kasid will be returning to Dearborn, Michigan
after a five month stay in his hometown South of Iraq.
Emad has not seen his country of Iraq since he left
during
the uprising of 1991.
He returns to the U.S. with new hope and he brings
with him a message to President Bush and the American
people. Emad says, "Thanks for Liberation! Thanks
for the Great Nation!
Thanks to President Bush." During his visit to Iraq,
Emad collected
signatures from over 100 Chief Tribe members
supporting the United States rts in Iraq.
effoUpon his return, he is interested and willing to
share his thoughts and video of his hometown.
Emad Al-Kasid
313-846-9268
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NEW IRAQ MEDIA
The best believers are
those with the best characters.
A saying of the last Prophet Mohammad(peace be upon him.)
Dear Lord,
I promise I will never waste my food no matter how bad it
can taste and how full I may be. I pray that He will protect this little
boy, guide and deliver him away from his misery. I pray that we will be
more sensitive towards the world around us and not be blinded by our own
selfish nature and interests. AMEN.
I hope this picture will always serve as a reminder to us
that how fortunate we are and that we must never never take things for
granted.
Please don't break ..keep on fowarding to ur friend On
this good day, I would like to suggest a diversion of this'email not
broken'.
How about we make a prayer for the suffering in Palestine,
Afghanistan, Iraq, Chechnya,Kashmir and anywhere else around the globe?
If each of us make a prayer and send this friendly reminder to others,
just imagine how much good deeds we will receive (without realising so).
May all of us get His blessings. Think & look at
this...when you complain about your food and the food we wasted daily.
Der
findes bestemt nogle danskere, som er racister og hvad så ???
JAMIL HERMEZ [jamilhermez@get2net.dk]
Racisme findes alle steder i verdenen . men det der kan være farligt, er
dem der står bag racisme , hvilket motiverer folk til at blive racister
bl.a. selve indvandrere ( wala, bela, habibi).
Jeg synes, at nogle indvandrere er skyld i at skabe racisme eller få folk
til at ændre deres holdninger og så kommer de til at blive racister( tro
på mig fætter).
Nogle af de indvandrere eller flygtninge skal lade være med at være
nogle stakler, som vil blive ved med at være afhængige af andres hjælp.
Der er ikke noget galt med at hjælpe hinanden, men man skal også lære
at være selvstændig for at kunne klare sig i det daglige liv.
Sproget er nøglen til alt og jeg er så træt at høre på at nogle ikke
kan eller ikke vil lære sprog p.g.a. psykiske træthed eller at man er
for gammel til at lære sprog, det duer ikke mere ( kardash).
Når man kommer eller er tvunget til at komme til et nyt land, så skal
man allerførste lære landets sprog og kultur for at man kan klare sig i
samfundet og for at kunne kommunikere med andre og for at lære andre at
kende og omvendt.
Respekt og taknemlighed er det mindste enhver indvandrers skylder til
dette land (Danmark), der har åbnet sine porte for at hjælpe dem, der
har bruge for hjælp både politisk og økonomisk til at starte på et nyt
liv med en masse muligheder for udvikling i alle retninger, som man ikke
kunne turde bede om i de lande, som man kommer fra .
Jeg ved godt at man ikke kan danse tango alene, derfor er det lige så
meget danskernes ansvar eller nærmest deres pligt at motivere indvandrer
til at integrere sig i samfundet. Hvis de skal undgå problemerne og
misforståelser, så kræver det at danskerne må være lidt mere åbne,
tolerante, og vise tålmodighed og accept ( selvfølgelig fra begge
sidder).
Man behøver overhovedet ikke at glemme sine rødder eller traditioner for
at integrere sig i det danske samfund, men til gengæld skal man fandme
respektere landets regler og normer.
Til sidste vil jeg sige til alle mine indvandre brødre og søster på
trods af deres forskelle bl.a. i farve, religion, nationalitet o.s.v. at
de skal tage sig sammen og de skal forstå at de er en vigtig del i det
danske samfund.
Vores alle sammens elskede ” dronning” Pia Kjærsgaard vil aldrig have
fået magt og nået toppen i det danske politiske liv, hvis vi havde
kunnet sproget, og integreret os.
Så takket være os har et firkantet og snæversynet parti, som det danske
folkeparti fået politisk magt.
PT: Med al vor respekt til vores rigtige dronning fra alle indvandre i
Danamrk.
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