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http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article6095.htm

"We'll All Go To Hell With The Marines"

By Stefano Chiarini

** An enormous understanding gap now exists between Iraqis and the
occupiers. The Iraqi revolt is a challenge to which the coalition seems
unable to respond effectively. According to a British officer, the
American army, inspired by Israeli methods, may apply "the Jenin
solution."

Il Manifesto (Rome)
April 23, 2004

--The version below is translated from Fabio Lo Verso's French version of
the article that appeared on Apr. 26 in Le Courrier (Geneva).

Original article (in Italian):
Original source: Il Manifesto (Rome)
French translation:
Source: Le Courrier (Geneva)

BAGHDAD -- At least 60,000 refugees have fled Fallujah for Baghdad. The
stories they've told about the violence inflicted upon them in their city
have contributed to the creation of an enormous gap -- beyond anything
heretofore seen -- between the residents of the Iraqi capital and the
occupiers. American soldiers seem bent on doing all they can to alienate
the population: "And it's absolutely mad," exclaimed a British military
expert in a bar on the banks of the Tigris. Outside, a hot sandstorm
almost takes your breath away. "They'll never win -- we'll never win."
"We, the British, think that we need to learn the lesson of the Iraqi
revolt of the 1920s, back when we exercised a mandate in this country. In
many ways, that rebellion was comparable to the one today. We also think
that what is called for is a method similar to the one we used in Belfast.
But the Americans are adopting the 'Jenin model,' which the Israelis gave
them, and which will lead us all into hell with them."

CHAOS ON THE HIGHWAYS

The words of this English officer are confirmed by what happened a few
days ago in front of the Abu Hanifa mosque in Adamiya. On the outer walls
of the building, notices appeared calling for support of the revolt of the
inhabitants of Fallujah against the occupier. By way of reply, marine
tanks broke down the gates to the courtyard and destroyed the cases filled
with food and medicine that were in transit to the refugees. Outside, the
square in front of the mosque soon turned into a battlefield.

Last Wednesday, on the same square, life seemed to have resumed its normal
course, when, at 10:30 a.m., a member of the mujahedin wearing a face
covering shot a man who had just gotten out of an armored vehicle. "That's
how mercenaries working for Israel should end up," he screamed. Then he
turned toward the owner of the kiosk where the victim had been heading,
and shot him in the leg. "And woe to those who work for them." The dead
man was a South African national recruited by a private military
contractor.

Iraqi fighters are increasing attacks on highways, and inhabitants are
hiding bombs there in unimaginable places, like wrapping belts of
explosives around stray dogs and blowing them up from a distance by remote
control. Every convoy, even those carrying mineral water, has to be
escorted. And at least fifty subcontractors have been executed so far for
working for the American army (fifty have been kidnapped, but most of them
later have been liberated later).

This strategy can be said to have been successful, in that a considerable
quantity of military mat�riel remains stuck at the Baghdad airport,
awaiting shipment to Najaf, a city besieged by about two thousand marines
who, beneath a burning sun, have been forced to sleep in military vehicles
and to use a mere six latrines because it has been impossible to get tents
and chemical toilets to them.

STATE POWER DESTROYED

As for the defection of Iraqi security agents, Gen. Martin Dempsey,
commander of the First Division controlling Baghdad, revealed that half of
them had fired at American soldiers, and had thereby gone over to "the
insurgents." The general openly admitted that at bottom there is a
political problem, in the sense that in the absence of a government and
defense and interior ministries (all dissolved by Paul Bremer under the
influence of American neoconservatives), Iraqi soldiers had turned away
because of an "unsatisfied expectation," namely, that of "a form of
hierarchy in which people can have confidence," but also because of "a
tremendous resistance to the idea of using their arms against their fellow
citizens."

The general also expressed his doubts about the U.S.-U.K. decision to
dissolve the Iraqi army and dismiss from their positions in policy-making
agencies all those who belonged to the Baath Party. In doing so, the
entire state structure of Iraq was destroyed. For their part, the members
of the "Committee of Free Officers," comprised of the upper echelon of
those in the Iraqi army dismissed by Paul Bremer, issued a statement,
saying: "In 24 hours, we could form anew an army that would put an end to
the chaos reigning in this country, but we will never do that for the
Americans. We will do it only for a governement that defends the national
sovereignty of our country."

THE CIA AND MOSSAD

Public confidence in the occupiers has never been lower. One week ago, a
few minutes after five bombs exploded in Basra, in the southern part of
the country, causing the deaths of fifty people, British soldiers and
doctors arrived on the scene to provide first aid, and were almost lynched
by the mob. They were accused of being responsible for the attack, which
Iraqis attributed, like all the other scenes of bloody chaos, to the CIA
or to the Israeli Mossad. This conviction was expressed in a demonstration
last Wednesday "against the occupation and Blair's crimes."

"Do you know why there weren't any bomb attacks for the last few months?"
asks an Iraqi policeman assigned to guarding a strategic sector of
Baghdad. "Because after the revolt broke out, the agents of the CIA and
the Israelis were primarily worried about saving their own lives. But once
the situation calmed down, first in the south, they got back to work
again. Don't talk to me about al-Qaeda!"

But perhaps all is not lost for a fringe element of the military coalition
that claims to be full of good will. A group of experts in mass
communication is supposed to arrive soon in the Iraqi capital. They're the
same ones who managed Margaret Thatcher's election campaign. Now they're
charged with convincing the Iraqis of the occupation's good intentions.
But their success in this city is anything but assured.

--Translated [from the Italian] and adapted by Fabio Lo Verso

--
Translated from the French by Mark K. Jensen
Associate Professor of French
Web page: http://www.plu.edu/~jensenmk
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]


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