This article was written today by Tony Sagbeni
In this article Sagbeni argues that US military and army is not better dealing with Iraqis than Black water, the acts of Both armies are a mirror of the US foreign policy.
In September, news agencies reported that the American army patrol in Iraq fired on a car that was parked on the roadside because it was suspicious, an Iraqi father and his two sons were killed, and then left the corpses inside the car and followed the normal course.
This, of course, one of many daily killings carried out by the American army, as well as the mercenaries since the invasion of Iraq until today.
News media at the same month, told us about the expulsion of the policeman Charles Jones of North Carolina, after the emergence of video showing “ill-treatment” of a police dog, also an American court in Dallas imprisoned Deshawn Brown four years for killing his dog.
Paradox indeed that the dog that left to bite the detainees in Abu Ghraib has more rights the detainees themselves!
Why the occupier tries its own citizens for “ill-treatment of animals” and don’t try its soldiers for committing massacres against the people of Palestine, Iraq and Lebanon?
The issue is very simple, the occupier relationship with its citizens is the relationship between state and nationals, and concern to defend them, but our relationship is the relationship between «force authorized to kill and we are all potential targets!
The phrase mentioned here “Authorized to kill” is not a title of a movie, or an anti-war slogan, but is written on back of the American military vehicles patrolling the Iraqi streets of in the initial period after the invasion, when the American Governor of Iraq Paul Bremer issued a law allowing American soldiers to open fire on Iraqi citizens in case of suspicion of being a threat to the military, and in the American logic, every Iraqi is suspect.
But the phrase did not survive too long before diplomatic efforts from Washington, to plastic-surgery its crimes, they change it to: “Stay away 100 meters from the vehicle”.
But in fact the two phrases are the same; If the first phrase means “We are ready to kill you” (for your favor of course), the second phrase means:
You are also prohibited from doing anything about it and you can’t even approach us even to talk.
Away from the American patrols and the Iraqi roads, the two phrases offer a simple scientific explanation for United States foreign policy.
The smart thing about this policy is symbolically removing the phrase provoke the Iraqi citizen, and replace it with words do not bear a direct threat to him; this is Washington’s policy of deception and concealment of the real objectives.
Had the American diplomatic back plates, the phrase will be:
“Be careful: Forces are empowered to extend influence and theft of the region natural resources”.
and it be replaced with:
“want to give you freedom and democracy!”