Remember Falluja
Jonathan Steele and Dahr Jamail in TheGuardian:
This is our Guernica
[..] Three weeks after the attack was launched last November, the Americans claimed victory. They say they killed about 1,300 people;one week into the siege, a BBC reporter put the unofficial death toll at 2,000. But details of what happened and who the dead were remain obscure. Were many unarmed civilians, as Baghdad-based human rights groups report? Even if they were trying to defend their homes by fighting the Americans, does that make them "terrorists"? Link
This is our Guernica
[..] Three weeks after the attack was launched last November, the Americans claimed victory. They say they killed about 1,300 people;one week into the siege, a BBC reporter put the unofficial death toll at 2,000. But details of what happened and who the dead were remain obscure. Were many unarmed civilians, as Baghdad-based human rights groups report? Even if they were trying to defend their homes by fighting the Americans, does that make them "terrorists"? Link
posted by exoplanet at 8:23 PM
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