February 26, 2006
"The Smoking Gun"
The AFP is reporting that the bombing of the Golden Domed Mosque "was the work of specialists" and that the "placing of explosives must have taken at least 12 hours."
Construction Minister Jassem Mohammed Jaafar said, "Holes were dug into the mausoleum’s four main pillars and packed with explosives. Then charges were connected together and linked to another charge placed just under the dome. The wires were then linked to a detonator which was triggered at a distance."
Clearly, the bombing was not carried out by rogue elements in the disparate Iraqi resistance. This is the work of highly-trained saboteurs and bomb-experts who were executing a precision-demolition to incite sectarian violence. The blast bears all the hallmarks of a covert Intelligence agency-operation.
Who benefits from such a vicious attack on the foundations of Islamic identity and culture?
The AFP’s report is consistent with earlier analysis provided by a Baghdad blogger who convincingly demonstrates that the destruction of the mosque was a "controlled demolition" which required considerable time and professional expertise. The photographs of the nearby, but untouched, minarets provide a shocking example of the bomber’s skill.
Read the full article http://www.uruknet.de/?p=21034
February 23rd 2006
Pentagon-Controlled Iraqi National Guard Implicated in Samarra Mosque Bombing
September 2005
Infowars.com - British Special Forces Caught Carrying Out Staged Terror In Iraq?
British Special Forces Caught Carrying Out Staged Terror In Iraq?
UK 'Undercover Soldiers' Driving Booby-Trapped Car
UK Soldiers Caught Dressed As Iraqis Killing Local Police
Many Iraqis believe ’suicide’ bombings done by US to start a civil war
Fake Terrorism Is a Coalition's Best Friend
Why Basra is in revolt against occupation
Iraqi police detain two British soldiers in Basra
Who's Blowing Up Iraq? New evidence that bombs are being planted by British
pics of Equipment the two undercover guys were carrying
British "Undercover Soldiers" Caught driving Booby Trapped Car
Mr.Blair, an explanation, please!!
October 2005
Top military investigator is found dead in Basra
Captain Ken Masters, 40, commanding officer of 61 Section of the Royal Military Police Special Investigations Branch (SIB), had been under pressure to bring to a conclusion a number of allegations relating to incidents in which Iraqi civilians had been killed.
The Royal Military Police has been working at full stretch to complete investigations after claims against British troops ranging from fatal shootings of civilians to abuse of prisoners. Captain Masters’s biggest current investigation was ordered after the incident on September 19 when two SAS troopers had to be rescued by British troops in armoured vehicles after they had been arrested by Iraqi police. During a day of violent confrontations, the Iraqi authorities in Basra claimed that seven Iraqis were killed and 43 injured, many of them police.
