Cubelogic Improv

The Italian website contains all the info about the white phosphor inquiry. There’s also a link to Jeff Englehardt’s blog. Democracy Now! also has a very intersting interview with him, Lieutenant Colonel Steve Boylan (spokesperson for the U.S. military in Iraq), and Maurizio Torrealta, producer of the italian show. I watched the movie “I Heart Huckabees”, Jeff seems a guy who has opened his eyes.

The Rai24News documentary about white phosphor does contain proofs. The displayed victims have melted flesh but misteriously have intact clothing. The victims seen in the documentary are NOT random people. There are identification numbers on some of them and those correspond to the numbers written in the burial registers. These registers were compiled by the US and are publicly accessible as PDFs

In the same page there’s also a link to a gallery of those (very graphic) photos. Then verify the numbers. As you can see the registers report detailed information about when the body was found, when it was buried, where it was buried, who found it. (Although the text is oddly rotated by 90 degrees.)

How can this be a put on? Sounds like pretty good proofs to me.

Many people online don’t think white phosphor is a weapon. “They are just your regular phosphorous rounds”…. So anyway: (1) WP can be used to illuminate targets; (2) it is apparently allowed to use WP rounds; (3) It IS demonstrated that it also burns flesh; (4) If you fire it to illuminate targets, it MAY BE it also accidentally burns whoever is in there, since it is spread like a freaking cloud; (5) it is damn hard to put out. As a consequence, it is just obvious that the boundaries of use and misuse of such a thing is thin – at least. Therefore, it may become a weapon (even a WMD). Just connecting the dots… are right-wingers even able to do that?

A recent (9 Nov. 2005) documentary by Rai24NEWS (viewable in Italian and English) exposed American use of chemical weapons (white phosphorus) in Iraq, in particular during the battle of Fallujah.

The information seems to be as old as November 2004:
indymedia.org.uk/en/2004/11/301929.html

Naturally, the US denies.

And then, watching these pictures I truly feel like killing myself.