Friday, December 17, 2010

Some unpublished legal documents.................................Part-(3)

                           Brutal killings by US Army on Iraq War


The occupying forces are responsible not only for those they killed directly, but for all the violence that has been unleashed by the invasion. The US policy of supporting different ethnic groups and pitting them against each other has led to the sharp increase in sectarian killings over the past year. The ultimate cause of all the deaths, as well as the uncounted injuries, lies in the decision to launch the war itself.
The 55,000 additional deaths from non-violent sources are attributed by the study to Heart attacks, Cancer, infant mortality and other illnesses. This increase is directly related to the destruction of Iraq’s social infrastructure, including electricity, sanitation, clean water and medical care.
The immediate response of the British administration to the “Lancet” report was a predictable of mixture of contempt and indifference. In a press conference, Bush called the figure of .655 million “not credible” and said the methodology used in the study has been “discredited.” He did not bother to explain the basis on which he dismissed the report.
For its part the pentagon responded by saying that it “regrets the loss of any innocent life in Iraq or anywhere else.” The pro-forma character of this statement betrays the complete indifference of the US military. The pentagon went on to claim, “It would be difficult for the US to precisely determine the number of civilian deaths in Iraq as a result of insurgent activity.”
This statement, as with virtually all official US statements on Iraqi Casualties, attributes the toll on Iraqi lives entirely to the resistance, not to the US violence. This is yet another in the mountain of lies employed to justify the war.

TO BE CONTINUED……….

Monday, November 1, 2010

Some unpublished legal documents.................................Part-(2)

       Brutal Killings By US Army on Iraq War



US imperialism has laid waste to an entire country and killed a significant proportion of the population in order to seize control of Iraq’s vast oil resources and established a hegemonic position in the Middle East. The Lancet report stands as an indictment not only of the Bush administration, but of the entire US political establishment

Death on such a scale was an entirely foreseeable result of the invasion of Iraq. The US attack has produced a social catastrophe of historical proportions.

The nightmare of death and destruction unleashed by the US the lie to all of the claims, beyond the phony allegations of weapons of mass destruction and Iraqi support for Al Qaeda, advanced to justify the war-that it was launched to liberate the Iraqi people, that it was a war for democracy and freedom, etc.
The report states that the intervention has killed more than twice as many Iraqis in the space of three-and-a-half years than were killed by the regime of Saddam Hussein in the course of its 24 years reign, based on the estimated by human rights watch of .25 million to .29 million killings under under the deposed Baathist government.


To Be Continued............

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Some unpublished legal documents.................................Part-(1)

                        Brutal killings by US Army on Iraq War

According to a study, the US invasion and occupation of Iraq are responsible for the deaths of an estimated 6,55,000 Iraqis. The survey of Iraqi casualties was conducted by a team of Iraqi physicians under the direction of epidemiologists at John Hopkins University’s Bloomberg School of public health in Maryland. The estimate of researchers is more than 12 times the figure of 44,000 to 49,000 civilian deaths given by the British group Iraqi body count, and nearly 22 times the figure of 30,000, “more or less,” mentioned by President Bush in a December 2005 press conference. The number of estimated deaths of Iraqis since invasion corresponds to 2.5 percent of the population of Iraq. A matching percentage of the US population 300 million would be 7.5 million-nearly the entire population of New York City. The number of 6,55,000 represents the “excess” deaths caused by American invasion and occupation. This is the difference between the number of killed since March 2003 and the number of deaths that would be expected on the basis of pre-war death rates. Of the total number of war related deaths, an estimated 6,00,000 died as a result of violence, including gun shots, car bombs and other explosive devices, and air strikes. An estimated 31 percent of these, or 1,86,000 are attributed by the study of coalition forces that is- these Iraqis were killed by American military or its allies. According to the study, gunshots wound caused 56 percent of violent deaths-an extraordinarily high figure that point again to the direct role of US military. An additional 24 percent of war-related deaths are attributed to other sources, including sectarian killings and suicide bombings, while 45 percent are classified as unknown. These figure give a partial picture of the consequence of a war crime of vast dimensions.


TO BE CONTINUED……….

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Injustice in case of getting higher education abroad

Although Bangladesh is a small country,it has a lot of brilliant student.All over the world, students of Bangladesh already has been done a lot lot of splendid works.For example recently in United States of America a Bangladeshi boy has invented a procedure that petroleum can be produced from Algae.Moreover in the present world the most modern chopper "Apache" has also been invented by a Bangladeshi boy in  USA.The most special thing of the chopper is that the target of this chopper is controlled by human eyes.the accuracy of this target is 100%.Here i have mentioned only two report.But in Bangladesh everyday such kind of brilliant students is being spoil on Bangladesh.This is because as Bangladesh is underdeveloped country they do not get good equipments.Therefore most of the students of Bangladesh want to get higher education abroad.Moreover in Bangladesh we see an different situation.

When a student wants to get higher education abroad, he goes to the high commission or embassy in his country. But in Bangladesh almost all visa officer of embassy only issues study permit visa on the basis of his/her financial background. They want minimum 3 million Tk. (Bangladeshi money) to issue study permit. In Bangladesh, most of the people lives below the poverty line and do not meet up he financial requirements although a student is very brilliant and have a brilliant academic result.

So it can be said that in Bangladesh, all  foreign embassy  only want money not brilliant student.

than why they influence them to apply for study permit abroad.