Iraq: US Military Bulldozing Trenches and Tossing in Dead American
Soldiers
source: http://www.williambowles.info/iraq/2005/us_dead.html
 TEMPE, AZ, August 9, 2005, Dandelion Books [www.dandelionbooks.net] .
. . “Most people simply do not want to believe the US Army would simply
bulldoze trenches in the combat areas [of Iraq] and toss in mangled GIs
who were in such a shape as to preclude their being shipped back to
Baghdad en route to the United States,” writes Walter Storch of TBR News
[www.tbrnews.org] to a loyal web subscriber.
States Storch: “We have had access to the so-called ‘Supplemental
Lists’ that list the number of the actual dead and injured in both Iraq
and Afghanistan.
Brian Harring, a computer data specialist obtained and sent TBR News
these official Department of Defense U.S. Military casualty reports.
In September, Dandelion Books, www.dandelionbooks.net/ will publish
the full list in a book titled Prelude to Disaster: The Harring Report –
Complete Official DoD Iraq & Afghanistan US Military Casualty List.
“Unpleasant as this may seem,” states Storch, “there are rolls of
pictures taken by several foreign journalists, one of which picture we
published… the others are too sickening to put up… that more than
support this terrible story.
“We also have located and published, complete with all the official
headings, a report from the Pentagon that between March of 2003 when the
conflict with Iraq began, to date, that over 25,000 seriously wounded US
soldiers were evacuated to the US military facility at Landstuhl,
Germany and Walter Reed military hospital in the US.”
Says Storch: “I have said that Iraq was going to be Bush’s Achilles
Heel and it looks as if this will prove to be true. Stories like the
ones we, and now others, are following and printing, are impossible to
conceal for long and when they become common knowledge, the results will
be predictable…and terrible.”
The Harring Report is part of Dandelion’s America Speaks Out! series
that includes investigative reporters and analysts Sherman Skolnick,
Norman D. Livergood, Wayne Madsen, John Stanton, John Kaminski, John H.
Brand, Jaffer Ali, Aldo D. Pascale, and others.
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