Dahr Jamail from Global Research on September 19, 2009 wrote about Afghanistan and the Western Empire. The Swedish aid agency called Swedish Committee for Afghanistan reported that the previous week U.S. soldiers raided one of it hospitals on September 7. According to the director of the aid agency by the name of Anders Fange, troops stormed through both the men's and women's wards where they searched greatly for wounded Taliban fighters. Genghis Khan couldn't even hold on to Afghanistan and America is having a hard time in pacifiying Afghanistan. Fange doesn't agree with Americans forcing incoming patients to verify if they are insurgents (in order to get treatment or not). Fange calls this incident a violation of humanitarian principles about the the sanctity of health facilities and staff in areas of conflict, but also a clear breach of the civil-military agreement (among non-governmental organiations and international forces). Fange accused U.S. troops of breaking down doors and tying up visitors and hospital staff. There impeding oeprations at medical facilities in Afghanistan violate the 4th Geneva Convention. That forbids attacks on emergency vehicles with the obstruction of medical operations during wartime. Lt. Cmdr. Christine Sidenstricker who is a public affairs officer for the US Navy, confirmed the raid. She said that complaints are rare. These complaints are common actually. Marjorie Cohn, president of the National Lawyers Guild and also a Truthout contributor, is very clear about the overall illegality of the invasion and ongoing occupation of Afghanistan by the United States. In the Fullajah attack, U.S snipers shot and killed one of the ambulance drivers of a clinc where Dr. Adbulla worked during the fighting. Dr. Ahmed said that Americans shot out the lights in front of his hospital in Iraq. Neither Dr. Abdulla nor Dr. Rashid said they knew of any medical aid being provided to their hospital or clinics by the US military. On this topic, Dr. Rashid said flatly, “They send only bombs, not medicine.” Hospitals in Iraq even in Baghdad had similar experiences of being unfairly targeted. Dr. Abdul Ali, the ex-chief surgeon at Al-Noman Hospital, admitted that US soldiers had come to the hospital asking for information about resistance fighters. To this he said, “My policy is not to give my patients to the Americans. I deny information for the sake of the patient.” During an interview in April 2004, he admitted this intrusion occurred fairly regularly and interfered with patients receiving medical treatment. He noted, “Ten days ago this happened – this occurred after people began to come in from Fallujah, even though most of them were children, women and elderly.” IN Afghanistan, the Taliban is using more IEDs to attack people. The U.S. Empire could die sooner than one thinks.
FEMA Camps are ever real. Glen Beck is a FOX News disinfo agent for denying that FEMA Camps existing (including the pro-yellow journalist Hearst Magazine). Some will believe Glen Beck's lies. Right now, FEMA Cmaps may not be controlled by emergency bureaucrats yet. There was a bill in January of 2009 that would of authorize the Department of Homeland Security to set up a network camp facilities to be used to lock up U.S. citizens in the case of a national emergency. The National Emergency Centers Act of H.R. 645 mandates the establishment of "national emergency centers" to be located on military installations for the purpose of to providing temporary housing, medical, and humanitarian assistance to individuals and familieis dislocated due to an emergency or major disaster. FEMA is apart of the DHS, so it's the same network promoting this camp agenda. The framework for the establishment of concentration camps existed with Rex 84, Operation Garden Plot, Operation Cable Splicer, and a flurry of executive orders issued over the years. The Pentagon’s Civilian Inmate Labor Program, provided by Army Regulation 210-35, that establishes labor programs and prison camps on Army installations. In January 2006, Kellogg, Brown and Root reported that they had received a contract from the Department of Homeland Security to expand these internment camps. More than a few have commented that the new KBR camps will be used to house civilian laborerrs. Many more have said that the camps are for patriots and others who are opposed to an increasingly authoritarian government. William Lewis' new documentary called Camp FEMA proves that plans for concentration camps exist now. The documentary Jerome Corsi says that the government is preparing for civil unrest of the sort predicted by trends forecaster Gerald Celente. Corsi said that he had contacted the Department of Homeland Security and they have admitted KBR has built concentration camps. The feds have demonied gun rights proponents, pro-life people, homeschoolers, etc. as similar to terrorists as proven by recent documents. The threat of concentration camps used against these people and others in America is real when real camps are being constructed in America now.
Africans in Nazi camps aren't known that much among the world. Theo Wonja was one African who was sent into a labor camp. In early 1943, he marched into a forced labor camp near Berlin. He survived the Holocaust. Cameroonians like M. Dibobe, Erika N'gando, Germans, and others were deported and murdered in concentration camps. T. Wonja Michael was born in Berlin in 1925. His father was a Cameroonian man named Theophilus Wonja Michael who went into Berlin in 1894. He had 4 children with his German wife named Martha Wegner. Michael was in the camp until it was liberated by Russian soldiers in June of 1945. His 3 siblings fled into France after black people were called undesirable by the Nazis in 1936. Theodor Wonja Michael held lectures in Howard University. He tells his story as apart of history. The lecture is called "German-African Relations-A Retrospective from the Colonial Period Until Unification." He is not ashamed of his German and black roots. Thousands at least of Afro-Germans were sterilized and executed by the Nazis. Jewish, Gypsies, and Romany Germans were stripped of their rights as well under nazi tyranny. Michael said that German blacks are less united in a community sense than black people in Americans. Michael appeared in a British documentary called "Black Survivors of the Holocaust." He advised African nations in Niger, Ghana, and Nigeria to deal with German development projects in those respective nations. After the Holocaust, black population increased greatly in Germany. There are over 300,000 people in Germany that are African as of 1999. Racism still exists in Germany as its does in America plus worldwide. Yet, hopefully in the future, times will be better than they are now. So, the Holocaust effected tons of people of numerous backgrounds.
Barack Obama's policies in some cases are similar to the previous Bush administration. Barack Obama is recommending Congress to renew the Patriot Act and domestic surveillance methods. The Washington Post reported that the Justice Department recommended that Congress move fast to get legislation that would protect the government's ability to collect business and credit card records (and to monitor terrorism suspects with roving wiretapes). These duties are set to expire in December 31, 2009. The government wants to track so-called "lone woves" who act alone on behalf of foreign powers or terrorist groups. Department officials want the lone wolf provision to exist in the future. Barack Obama supports FISA now even with given telecommunications companies having immunity from lawsuits by Americans (who argue that the government violated their privacy in an electronic data collection program). The Justice Department inspector general issued blistering audits in 2007 and 2008, finding, for instance, that FBI agents had used demands for information known as national security letters in many cases where they were not authorized and had employed other tools called exigent letters to quickly obtain data without proper follow-up.When Barack Obama was an Illinois Senator, he voted for warrantless wiretapping of Americans. National Intelligence Director Dennis Blair said that the U.S. is spending $75 billion a year on "intelligence activities." Adam Entous from Reuters reported that there is a problem between making a distinction between military and non-military intelligence plus national inteligence. He supports the renewal of the Patriot Act. This proves Barack Obama's policies are similar to George W. Bush's policies in terms of civil liberties.
By Timothy
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