Also see:, a letter written by Josh Steiber and Ethan McCord Message from Iraq Veterans Against the War: What stands out to us at IVAW is the regular, seemingly commonplace occurance of civilian death depicted in the body of Wikileaks documents. In a recent interview on Democracy Now, Wikileaks' founder, Julian Assange put out a call: ' We really need the public, other journalists and especially former soldiers to go through this material and say, 'Look, this connects to that,' or 'I was there. Conex Flip Jack Fj 700 Manual Dexterity. Let me tell you what really happened. Let me tell you the rest of the detail.' And over the next few days, we'll be putting up easier- and easier-to-use search interfaces, the same ones that our journalistic teams use to extract this data.'

These search tools will allow any soldier or veteran to look through the trove of documents on Wikileaks and find reports of incidents they were involved in to check for their accuracy and provide more details. IVAW members are answering the call to humanize these 'war incidents.' Right now, we are mobilizing our membership to look through the relevant Wikileaks materials, and provide additional information for the public. For more information, see: Collateral Murder is the military's own video of 12 Iraqis being shot and killed from a US helicopter circling above. No one has been charged in connection with these killings. However, (former) Pfc. Was sentenced to 35 years in prison after leaking this video to Wikileaks.

World Can't Wait is distributing copies of this harrowing video so that many more people in the US see what is being done in their names. More: Ethan McCord: Anthony Wagner: Time Magazine. Abuse, rape, torture, murder of detainees: Hundreds of incidents of abuse and torture of prisoners by Iraqi security services, up to and including rape and murder. These are so egregious that the UN is calling for further investigation. Civilians are dying in greatest numbers: Rumsfeld always said 'we don't do numbers' on civilian deaths.

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Iraq War Log reveals that they kept some numbers. The US & allies killed civilians much more frequently than those they identified in the Log as 'insurgents. Developing Drivers With The Windows Driver Foundation Pdf Free Download. ' Still, we'll never know the total.

Hundreds of civilians killed at checkpoints: Robert Fisk says, 'Out of the 832 deaths recorded at checkpoints in Iraq between 2004 and 2009, analysis by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism suggests 681 were civilians. Fifty families were shot at and 30 children killed.

Only 120 insurgents were killed in checkpoint incidents.' Private contractors non-uniformed, unsupervised, wreak havoc: Blackwater (now Xe) and the thousands of civilian 'security' operatives got away with murder, over and over again. And there are even more contractors in Afghanistan now than the larger troop force Obama sent in. In the biggest leak of official files in history nearly 400,000 military logs from the Iraq war reveal the massive scale of civilian deaths, new torture allegations and a surge in US Hellfire attacks.

Massive leak of military logs exposes serial abuse of detainees, 15,000 previously unknown deaths and full toll of Iraq's five years of carnage • • • • • • • Bureau of Investigative Journalism: • • • • • BBC: The Pentagon is trying stay aloof from and instead is concentrating on condemning the leak. CNN: Wikileak founder speaks Watch: Dispatches exposes the full and unreported horror of the Iraqi conflict and its aftermath. The programme reveals the true scale of civilian casualties, and allegations that after the scandal of Abu Ghraib, American soldiers continued to abuse prisoners; and that US forces did not systematically intervene in the torture and murder of detainees by the Iraqi security services. Andy Worthington: Dirk Adriaensens: Watch: Watch:.

Afghan War Diary (released July 26, 2010) Wikileaks released 76,000 military records exposing the truth of the unjust, illegitimate war in Afghanistan: revealing hundreds of civilian deaths, execution squads, other war crimes. They have 15,000 more records from Afghanistan that they are holding back for the time being. For more on the developing picture emerging, see. Webcast: Anti-War Leaders and Veterans Respond to the WikiLeaks Revelations (recorded August 1, 2010) Watch recording now: World Can't Wait presents a national webcast of anti-war leaders and veterans responding to the WikiLeaks revelations. What should we do NOW, immediately to end the occupations of Afghanistan & Iraq? Featuring: • Dahr Jamail, journalist, author of 'Beyond the Green Zone' • Cindy Sheehan, antiwar leader, author, Director, Peace of the Action • Josh Stieber, Army veteran of Bravo Company 2-16 • Matthis Chiroux, Army veteran, Iraq war resister • Mike Ferner, President, Veterans for Peace • Ray McGovern, former CIA Agent, Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity • Elaine Brower, military mother, World Can't Wait • Debra Sweet, Director, World Can't Wait Julian Assange on the Afghan War Logs: 'They Show the True Nature of this War'.

The New Pentagon Papers: WikiLeaks Releases 90,000+ Secret Military Documents Painting Devastating Picture of Afghanistan War With independent British journalist Stephen Grey; Pentagon Papers whistleblower, Daniel Ellsberg; former State Department official in Afghanistan, Matthew Hoh; independent journalist Rick Rowley; and investigative historian Gareth Porter. We spend the hour with Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, talking about the biggest leak in US history: the release of more than 91,000 classified military records on the war in Afghanistan. Julian Assange Responds to Increasing US Government Attacks on WikiLeaks Watch: (recorded July 27, 2010) Further Coverage:.

Kevin Gosztola: (Independent.co.uk) (BBC) Chris Floyd: Ray McGovern: Jason Ditz: Kenneth J. Theisen: Kevin Gosztola: Cindy Sheehan: Debra Sweet: Revolution editorial: • •.