WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assage on Democracy Now

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Democracy Now Part 1/3 Democracy Now Part 2/3 Democracy Now Part 3/3 DEMOCRACY NOW– AMY GOODMAN: The US military has confirmed the authenticity of newly released video showing US forces indiscriminately firing on Iraqi civilians. On Monday, the website WikiLeaks.org posted footage taken from a US military helicopter in July 2007 as it killed twelve people and wounded two children.The voices on the tape appear … Read More

Iraq War Vet- “We Were Told to Shoot People, Officers Would Take Care of Us”

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TRUTHOUT– On Monday, April 5, Wikileaks.org posted video footage from Iraq, taken from a US military Apache helicopter in July 2007 as soldiers aboard it killed 12 people and wounded two children. The dead included two employees of the Reuters news agency: photographer Namir Noor-Eldeen and driver Saeed Chmagh. The US military confirmed the authenticity of the video. The footage … Read More

WikiLeaks Video Shows Indiscriminate Killings of Civilians in Iraq

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(Scroll Down for Video) HUFFINGTON POST– Calling it a case of “collateral murder,” the WikiLeaks Web site today released harrowing video of a U.S. Army Apache helicopter in Baghdad in 2007 repeatedly opening fire on a group of men that included a Reuters photographer and his driver – and then on a van that stopped to rescue one of the … Read More

Looters Plundered Iraq’s Millennia-old Legacy

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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR– He could see the mob coming, and feared not for his life, but for the treasures of Iraq’s ancient past – some of them 7,000 years old – that had been left in his care. “I took my white underpants off and put them on a stick and ran up the street to the US Marines,” says … Read More

Military Cover Up Dishonors Hero

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WASHINGTON POST– The first Army investigator who looked into the death of former NFL player Pat Tillman in Afghanistan last year found within days that he was killed by his fellow Rangers in an act of “gross negligence,” but Army officials decided not to inform Tillman’s family or the public until weeks after a nationally televised memorial service. A new … Read More