U.S. and United Arab Emirates (UAE) officials confirm that a U.S. Navy ship shot at an Indian fishing ship off the coast of UAE.
The U.S. 5th Fleet says personnel of the USNS Rappahannock fired a .50 caliber (12.7 mm) machine gun at a small boat. They claim the fishing boat was warned to stay away. One man on the fishing boat was killed, three men wounded.
“I hope this helps. There are protests all the time, and nothing ever happens.”- Inbar Paz, frustrated protester
15 July 2012, in retaliation for conditions which led to an Israeli army reserve veteran setting himself on fire, Israeli Social Justice movement demonstrators attacked a government building.
It’s being reported that more than 2,000 Israelis attacked the Israeli National Insurance Institute, trying to set it on fire, and painting the slogan, Price tag Moshe Silman, around the entrance.
57 year old Silman is in critical condition with 94% of his body burned, after he set himself on fire on 14 July 2012. He was protesting his life long hard work and tax paying in Israel, only to get no help when he became unemployed after having a stroke.
Before burning himself Silman said that Israel “…..robbed me of everything and left me with nothing.”
Protests are taking place in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa and Beershaba.
Since the 1970s Israel has become the top receiver of U.S. taxpayer funded grants, most of which goes to buying weapons. Under the Bush Jr administration it jumped to $3 billion USD per year, and the current Obama administration is continuing that trend!
15 July 2012
In Logar Province, early morning coordinated attacks wound at least 20 people.
In Parwan Province, local officials say several Mujahideen were killed in battles with Afghan government forces, at least three Afghan troops wounded.
Former Afghan National Directorate for Security chief, Amrullah Saleh, revealed that 1,800 Afghan government troops have been killed in the past three months, along with 4,000 Afghan troops being wounded!!!
Amurullah Saleh says it is a direct result of the Mujahideen Spring Offensive! He added that what is going on in Afghanistan is all out Civil War, the United States has not done anything to stop such violence, but is only making things worse!
Recently Afghan President, Hamid Karzai, said 20 Afghan soldiers are being killed every 24 hours fighting for the U.S. occupation!
14 July 2012
In Herat Province, at least three Italian occupying troops were wounded when the armored vehicle they were in drove over a mine.
Also in Herat Province, the mayor of Shindand district was assassinated. He was shot in front of his house by Mujahideen.
International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) said a U.S. led occupation troop “…died following an insurgent attack in eastern Afghanistan today.”
In Kandahar Province, a government security boss was assassinated. He was shot while on his way to work. No one knows who did it.
Also in Kandahar Province, a firefight left three civilians and three Mujahideen dead.
In Samangan Province, at least 25 people killed, including a dozen government officials, and 60 people wounded, when a wedding was hit by a suicide bomber. The wedding was being held at a hotel because of the number of guests. Witnesses say the bomber blew himself up as the government officials gathered in front of the hotel.
The Afghan Interior Ministry claims “Afghan forces launched the operations in Kandahar, Helmand, Zabul, Logar, Ghazni, Paktia, Herat, Bamyan, and Baghlan provinces, killing 40 Taliban [Mujahideen] militants over the past 24 hours.”
13 July 2012
ISAF said a U.S. led occupying troop “…died following an improvised explosive device attack in southern Afghanistan today.”
In Helmand Province, local officials discovered that Afghan security identification cards are being given to Iranian and Pakistani spies.
In Laghman Province, the provincial women’s affairs chief was assassinated by explosion. Her husband was also killed, her two children are wounded.
12 July 2012
In Oruzgan (Uruzgan) Province, two Australian occupying Diggers (soldiers) were wounded when their Bushmaster drove over a mine.
Afghan President Hamid Karzai has asked Mujahideen leaders to stop the Civil War and run for political office: “The foreigners are leaving, so come and talk to us. Political parties can have their offices and say what they want about the government. Put down your guns and open an office.”
In Helmand Province, two people killed, two wounded after they drove over a mine. Also, a reporter working for BBC was killed in the same area.
“I can’t afford medication or rent. I paid millions in taxes, I served in the army and in the reserves until I was 46. I won’t be homeless and that is why I am protesting against all the wrongs Israel imposes on people like me.”-Moshe Silman, set self on fire
This statement against the Israeli government is not from an Arab, but an Israeli!
Silman is now in critical condition with 90% of his body burned. He set himself on fire in Tel Aviv, at one of the many anti-elitists protests, which are rapidly spreading throughout Israel.
“He was a completely normative person, who lived in Tel Aviv, but then his business went under. He became a cab driver and suffered a stroke, which left him unemployed.”-Ofer Barkan, Israeli Social Justice movement
14 July 2012 was the first anniversary of the Israeli Social Justice demonstrations. At least 10,000 people took part in the anniversary demonstrations.
By the way, all those taxpayers in the United States should remember that every year their government gives away hundreds of billions of their money to the Zionist Elitist government of Israel, and it all goes to weapons and in the pockets of the zionist elites.
“We are, first of all, opposed to the American visit to Egypt. Why? Because they (Americans) are trying to put pressure on the new presidential institution. And we fundamentally cannot accept any interference in Egyptian affairs!”-Protester attacking Hillary Clinton
15 July 2012, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton met with Egyptian Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi, supposedly to convince the junta to turn government power over to the newly elected Egyptian President (at least that’s the official report by Chock Full o’Crap western media).
But the Egyptian people (90% Muslim) are not buying that claim, especially since after the meeting Tantawi continues to say he will not give power to anyone who is a member of the Muslim Brotherhood.
In Alexandria protestors threw bottles, tomatoes and shoes at Clinton’s motorcade. Similar protests were held at the Cairo hotel where she was staying Saturday night.
The elected President is the first Egyptian President not connected to the military since 1952. He is a member of the Muslim Brotherhood. Reports say the Obama Administration is asking the junta to go easy on the Muslim Brotherhood, and this has Egyptian Christians upset.
Coptic businessmen and church leaders have issued written objections to U.S. melding in Egyptian politics. Looks like the U.S. is damned if they do and damned if they don’t in Egypt.
“This trend marks the beginning of the end for the Al Saud regime and the establishment of a popular rule in Saudi Arabia!”-Mohammad Bayatian, Iranian Industries and Mines Committee
14 July 2012, the steadily growing revolutionary movement in the U.S. puppet state Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has escalated to organized attacks on government forces and prison wars.
Saudi Arabia’s state-run news agency reported that a police station was attacked with firebombs and machine guns. One attacker reported killed, four cops wounded.
Also on Saturday, the al-Hayer political prison erupted into all out war between pro-monarchists (those whom the U.S. & U.K. support), and pro-democracy (supported by Iran) inmates. At least two people reported killed.
There have been massive protests for at least a week now. It started when a Shia cleric was attacked, wounded and arrested by Saudi cops. Since then Saudi cops have killed many protestors, including an 18 year old on 14 July 2012.
The Saudi regime is also detaining anyone suspected of being politically opposed to the British Empire established Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. On 15 July 2012, at least ten women were arrested on the grounds they were connected to politicians opposed to the Al Saud regime.
Since February 2011, protesters have held numerous demonstrations in the eastern provinces. The eastern provinces border the Persian Gulf, and are where all the oil is shipped out on tanker ships.
Also, the eastern provinces of Saudi Arabia are where the overwhelming majority of Shia Muslim Arabs live. Saudi Arabia is ruled by royalists who are Salafi/Wahhabi Muslims, the same Islamic group that Osama bin Laden was part of, the same Islamic group that most of the members of the U.S. named al Qaeda belong to, the same Islamic group that most of the 9/11 attackers belonged to.
The Chock Full o’Crap western media continues to say Saudi royalist leaders are Sunni, bull crap! The Saudi’s are behind attacks on Sunni (as well as Shia) Iraqis! Other Arab Peninsula country leaders (who’re Salafi/Wahhabi) are behind attacks against Libya, Egypt and Syria!
The First Saudi State was established in 1744, and was partly motivated by Wahhabi Islam’s call to get all westerners out of the Middle East. That order still stands today, so it is the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia that is the enemy of the West, not Iran, not Afghanistan, not Iraq, not Libya and not Syria!
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia became a protectorate of the British Empire in 1915 (Treaty of Darin), and was consolidated under the rule of Ibn Saud in 1932.
So why does the United Kingdom and United States support Kingdom of Saudi Arabia if it is anti-west? It’s all about the oil money! Western leaders don’t give a crap about what really matters to their own people, it’s all about the money!
Saudi leaders support the West only because that’s the biggest market for their oil. It’s all about the money!
So Western leaders, and Saudi leaders, give only lip service to their ideals; democracy in the West & Wahhabism in the Arabian Peninsula. Western leaders will gladly send those fool enough to think they’re fighting to protect their freedom to kill innocent people in other countries, and/or, those murderous enough to desire to kill “brown skins” & “towel/rag heads” ’cause them kind’o people ain’t christians. And the Saudi leaders gladly turn a blind eye to their own people who actively seek to kill western infidels.
Wake up people! It ain’t the Iraqis, it ain’t the Afghans, it ain’t the Libyans, it ain’t the Syrians and it ain’t the Iranians that are the enemies of the West! It’s our very own Western leaders in bed with an Arab kingdom that’s been biding its time, waiting to complete the Wahhabi order to cleanse the Middle East of western infidels and establish their own version of Dar al-Islam!!!
In 1973 U.S. President Richard Nixon (a Republican Christian) made a deal with Saudi Arabia: They could have more say in the price of oil if buyers were forced to use the U.S. dollar (now you know why we’re in the pockets of the Saudis).
This is where the term petrodollars comes from. The deal involves the New York Mercantile Exchange (aka NYMEX, aka Commodities Exchange. Now controlled by CME Group), and London’s International Petroleum Exchange, or IPE.
Now you know why the British Empire, the mortal enemy of the U.S., and Saudi Arabia, a declared enemy of the West by Wahhabi clerics, are tied to the United States. All these leaders, they don’t care about you!!!
11 July 2012
“Unfortunately four of our brave local police were killed and two others injured in this cowardly attack.”-Hekmatullah Kochi, Zhari district police spokesman
In Kandahar Province, Afghan police turned on each other. Four people killed after two cops began shooting at other cops. Local officials are saying the Mujahideen infiltrated local police units.
International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) says a U.S. led occupying soldier was killed by an explosion: “An International Security Assistance Force service member died following an improvised explosive device attack in southern Afghanistan today.”
At least 237 U.S. led occupying personnel have died in Afghanistan since the beginning of this year.
ISAF claims to have captured two Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan leaders. The capture actually took place on 07 July 2012.
10 July 2012
In Kunduz Province, local police officials are reporting that German troops ran over children with their armored vehicle. They say one child was killed and two wounded. The U.S. puppet German government has not commented.
While in Japan raising more international taxpayer money for his country, President Hamid Karzai told reporters that Mujahideen were involved with current peace talks. However, Mujahideen groups around Afghanistan immediately denied that they were involved with peace talks with the Afghan government.
09 July 2012
In Paktiya and Nuristan provinces, local officials are reporting fire fights with Mujahideen. In Paktiya about 400 Mujahideen attacked a local government compound. At least one cop and two Mujahideen were killed. In Nuristan, local officials claim residents repelled an attack by so called Mujahideen.
Afghan government officials are also claiming that residents in the provinces of Ghazni and Faryab repelled so called Mujahideen attacks.
In Kandahar Province, five people were killed. Some reports say three of those killed were suicide bombers. Their car bomb went off too soon according to local police. The other two killed were children.
In Maidan Wardak Province, Mujahideen claim they killed five U.S. Marines. Reports say NATO confirmed the attack, but not the identity of those killed.
What Economic Recovery? A 92 year old Afghan newspaper, Etifaq-e-Islam, has finally called it quits. This after surviving the Soviet occupation, Civil War and Taliban government. Apparently working under U.S. occupation was too much financially. The newspaper had been relying on subsidies from local supporters, but the last few financial backers called it quits.
In Helmand Province, five people killed, 13 wounded, when a motorcycle bomb exploded: “An explosive laden motorbike was detonated through a remote control device near an Afghan Local Police checkpoint in Mirmandab area of Gereshk district Sunday evening, as a result two ALP policemen and three civilians lost their lives.”-Daud Ahmadi, local government spokesman
A former Chicago State University professor, who specializes in studying Afghanistan, Mohammed Duad Miraki, says the majority of the billions of USD in aid money does not go to the Afghan government. Regarding some $60 billion USD in aid, only 23% made it to the Afghan government, “…the rest has been used by international corporations and donors and over priced experts.”
Miraki added: “None of the $60 billion that have come to Afghanistan in any shape and form has affected the Afghan people in a positive way.”
Recently the international community, led by the U.S., has agreed to give Afghanistan another $16 billion USD, and of course it’s coming from taxpayers!
In Samangan Province, a traffic accident involving Afghan soldiers who just completed basic training, left 11 dead and 19 injured. It took place on Kabul-Mazar-e-Sharif highway. Local officials say reckless driving is to blame. This comes as the Afghan government recently admitted that many deadly traffic accidents are being caused by reckless driving by police!
In Kandahar Province, a series of coordinated explosions killed three people, and wounded two children.
ISAF claims to have captured another leader, along with several suspects, this time in Khost Province.
08 July 2012
70 countries pledged $16 billion USD to Afghanistan at the Tokyo Conference.
In Ghazni Province, the provincial prosecutor was assassinated. He was shot, and no one claims responsibility.
In Kandahar Province: “This morning a tractor and small truck hit roadside bombs in Arghistan district, killing 14 people and wounding three.”-Abdul Raziq, local police chief
In Helmand Province, local officials say Mujahideen attacked and killed five cops. Local police say they killed 22 Mujahideen.
ISAF reports eight U.S. led NATO occupying troops killed by a Mujahideen attack. The attack took place on 07 July.
An unnamed U.S. official confirmed the ISAF/NATO report, and added that six of the occupying personnel killed in southern Afghanistan were U.S. troops.
NATO also reported that two other occupying troops were killed on 07 July, but their nationality has not been released. This makes 07 July 2012 the deadliest day for NATO, so far.
07 July 2012
International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) reports at least one U.S. led occupation soldier killed by an explosion in southern Afghanistan.
In Uruzgan Province, six civilians were killed when they drove over a mine.
In Helmand Province, four children were killed, three wounded by explosions in separate incidents.
In Farah Province, one person killed, 28 wounded after Mujahideen attacked the provincial governor’s compound. The attack began with three rockets targeting the compound’s main gate.
In more proof that the U.S. led War on Terror is really a U.S. led War of Terror, there is now video of U.S. air crewman singing American Pie as Afghans on the ground are being killed.
In Herat Province, local government officials are reporting infighting between Mujahideen. The fighting actually began on 06 July, over the distribution of money. At least four people were killed, three wounded.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, made a surprise visit to Afghanistan, and declared: “….President Obama has officially designated Afghanistan as what’s called a major non-NATO ally of the United States.”
This as the day before Afghan President Hamid Karzai denounced the United States, at the end of the National Youth Peace Jirga in Kabul, saying: “Accusing the Afghan government of corruption and incompetence in establishing an authoritative government is a psychological war that has been waged against us, but we understand what they do.”
06 July 2012
U.S. Department of Defense says attacks by Afghan government forces against U.S. occupying forces have increased in the past few weeks: “We continue to be deeply concerned about the insider threat.”-Captain John Kirby, USN
So far this year there have been 19 attacks by Afghan personnel against U.S. forces. In all of 2011 there were 21.
In Maidan Wardak Province, local government officials claim they killed three Mujahideen. Three were wounded and three captured. A U.S./NATO airstrike was called in on suspected mine planters.
ISAF claims to have killed another leader, this time in Kunar Province. The killing actually took place on 29 June, but ISAF waited to make the announcement until they felt sure they got their man.
05 July 2012
In Kunduz Province, reports saying at least two German occupying troops were wounded when Mujahideen attacked their convoy. Mujahideen claim several Germans were killed.
In Herat Province, Italian occupying troops drove over a mine. No causalities reported.
ISAF claims eight Mujahideen killed in battles in several provinces.
In Helmand Province, U.S. occupying troops killed at least two civilians. Reports say the U.S. forces were wantonly shooting into the village. Two men tried to escape the bullets by getting onto the roof of their house. They were sniped.
04 July 2012
Afghan courts have freed 79 prisoners, who’re accused of being terrorists, because (despite U.S. claims) there was no proof of terrorist crimes. Some of the men had been in prison, without trial, for as long as four years!!!
The U.S. has transferred about 2,200 prisoners to Afghan government control, under a recent agreement. There are still 3,200 Afghans being held indefinitely in U.S. run prisons!
In Helmand Province, one person killed, four wounded, when they drove over a mine.
In Maidan Wardak Province, an Afghan soldier shot and wounded five U.S. occupying troops. Deputy Afghan Defense Ministry spokesman, Dawlat Waziri, said the attack actually took place the night before.
In Kabul Province, fuelers were attacked, again. The resulting explosions and fires wounded at least 36 people. One report said eight people were killed and 155 wounded! Spokesman for the Afghan Interior Ministry, Sediq Sediqi, confirmed heavy casualties and destruction to buildings.
03 July 2012
In Uruzgan Province, an Australian occupying troop was shot and killed. Australian defence officials confirmed the death, saying the Digger was a veteran of the Special Air Service Regiment, and on his seventh tour in Afghanistan. He was killed in a firefight with Mujahideen.
In Kabul Province, an explosion set numerous buildings on fire in Kabul City. One report says a gas cylinder exploded, another report says the explosion was targeting a hotel.
ISAF claims an al Qaeda leader was killed in Kunar Province. He was from the U.S. ally Saudi Arabia (by the way those are the people that attacked the U.S. on 11 September 2001, not the Afghans or Iraqis!).
02 July 2012
International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) said a man wearing a police uniform shot and killed three U.S./NATO occupying troops: “An individual wearing an Afghan National Civil Order Police uniform turned his weapon against International Security Assistance Force service members in southern Afghanistan today, killing three service members.”
As is ISAF SOP no further details were given. 223 occupying personnel have been killed since January 2012.
In Logar Province, local officials claim another U.S. occupying force airstrike has killed at least five civilians. Two children and three adults were killed as they were working their farm. Four others were wounded. U.S. officials claim the farmers were Mujahideen/Taliban terrorists.
In Kandahar Province, at least seven people killed, 23 wounded by an explosion outside the University. The explosion was caused by a suicide bomber driving a car full of explosives.
In Kabul Province, two groups of “land traders” (real estate agents?) blasted each other over a trade dispute. One person was wounded in the gun battle. The fight took place near the Afghan-Korea vocational institute in Kabul city.
01 July 2012
ISAF claims to have captured yet another “leader”, this time in Wardak Province. They say two other Mujahideen were captured, and one killed.
In Ghazni Province, five people were killed, 11 wounded, when a bus drove over a mine. Local hospital staff said the death toll could rise.
In Paktia Province, two cops were killed, and 10 civilians wounded, after a motorcycle rigged with explosives blew up.
30 June 2012
ISAF occupying forces announced they are now detaining children! Three kids ranging in ages 8 to 17 were arrested in Kandahar Province. ISAF claims they were acting as “facilitators” for Mujahideen, by carrying explosives.
Hello! If even the children hate you so much that they would risk arrest or death to help fight your occupation, then maybe it’s time to leave, you dip shits!!!
According to UNICEF (United Nations International Children Education Fund), as a direct result of the U.S. occupation 1,750 children were killed or wounded in 2011 alone!!!
Internet video of USMC M1 Assault Breacher Vehicle (ABV), and other vehicles, shows the destruction of homes and villages. U.S. officials have always said the vehicles were used to clear road side bombs, but the latest video shows the combat engineer vehicles blasting right though villages.
29 June 2012
ISAF claims to killed another “leader”, this time in Logar Province. He was killed in a “precision airstrike” (drone strike).
In Nuristan Province, Mujahideen attacked a government military base. The battle lasted several hours. At least 10 people were killed.
In Parwan Province, a U.S. airstrike wounds three Afghan government troops. Afghan government forces were in a heated battle with Mujahideen. U.S. officials say their pilots mistook the government troops for Mujahideen (that’s funny government troops wear standard uniforms, while Mujahideen wear traditional Afghan civilian clothing). The battle resulted in as many as 17 people killed.
28 June 2012
In Jowzjan Province, the governor, and his wife and daughter, were assassinated. One of his bodyguards was arrested on suspicion of being involved.
ISAF said two occupying troops were killed by an explosion in eastern Afghanistan. The explosion took place the day before the announcement: “Two International Security Assistance Force service members died following an improvised explosive device attack in eastern Afghanistan June 27.”
In Takhar Province, an Afghan government helicopter crashed. The helicopter was being used to bring aid to flood victims. Officials say no one was hurt in the crash.
In Baghlan Province, a convoy of U.S./NATO oil tankers exploded. A suicide bomber attacked the convoy, at least one person dead, four wounded. The resulting fire destroyed civilian vehicles and businesses.
In Logar Province, another U.S./NATO convoy was attacked. ISAF claims one vehicle damaged, but no casualties.
ISAF claiming more “leaders” captured. One leader captured in Khost Province, another captured in Kandahar Province.
An attempt to capture a leader in Helmand Province resulted in yet another big drug bust. More than 450 kilograms (1,000 pounds) of opium!
On Sunday, 08 July 2012, Japan will host a conference that is pushing for the international community (ie; governments who’ll squeeze their tax payers) to come up with at least $15 billion USD for Afghanistan. That’s in addition to what’s already been pledged in the past year!
Attendies to the conference will include Afghan President Hamid Karzai, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.
Karzai has already announced that he wants another $3.9 billion USD for more “reconstruction”!
How can there be any economic recovery in the western countries when their governments are getting deeper in debt by giving away money they don’t have?
On 28 June 2012, Norway joined dozens of countries in pledging money in a military pact with Afghanistan. The pact will be officially signed in September.
Also on 28 June 2012, India hosted an international conference on private investment into Afghanistan. Afghanistan’s Foreign Minister, Zalmai Rassoul, said investors will get a big return on their investment because: “While it is true that there are certain areas in Afghanistan where the security situation is not ideal, we should remember that these areas represent a small part of the country.”
Yeah right! Read my U.S. occupation of Afghanistan updates to know that’s a lie.