• Beginning of World War Two the Germans bombed Rotterdam, only 2000 thousand civilians dead and never the Dutch loved queen Wilhelmina more...
• German V2's on London? The British only pondered their love for their royalty! 
• Again WWII, Stalingrad and Leningrad under long long siege, the Russians found en masse their love for Stalin again...
• End of WWII, Bremen and Hamburg (fire) bombed by the allied forces; 'Hurray we still have Hitler!' all Germans shouted.
• Nukes on Hiroshima and Nagasaki? Never the Japanese had more fun in throwing in big parties to honor the Emperor...

(Saturday 04 September 14.37 hours) Well, the Ossetia hostage takers will be remembered in the backbone of humanity as those 'soldiers' who shot on fleeing naked children. Not teenagers but children, you know that small stuff.
It gets more weird all the way long, this has been in the planning for some time (at least weeks may be months). 

Although I am mad as hell they chose such an object lets not waste time on emotion but draw a few military conclusions from this:

• This act of hostage taking of an entire school is for sure some advertisement for a new set of military axioms.

• Attacks that are purely based on hate and revenge often do not work or, as in the Ossetia case, are counterproductive. 

• In case attacks against so called 'soft targets' have to be there (what always regrettable is), those kind of attacks need to help some overall scheme (for example the Madrid paella from 11 March did their work in the elections). This hostage taking lacked all this.

• With the wisdom of hindsight we see that for such a large group of hostages much more hostage takers must be there. 

Lets leave it with that, only a last remark: Right now the number of disappearances in the Chechen landscape is something like 44 to 48 people per 10.000. (Likely on an annual basis, the info didn't say that but rather it is not a 'total percentage') This is strikingly the same as during the height of the Stalin terror. Even the same methods are used (cars without license plates and so). To me it is nice to observe that this old wisdom is still in the Russian army after seventy years (the old Red Army was 'cleaned up' far more hefty...)

KIRKUK, Iraq – A suicide attacker detonated a car bomb Saturday outside an Iraqi police academy as hundreds of trainees and civilians were leaving for the day, killing 20 people and wounding 36 others in the latest attack designed to thwart U.S-backed efforts to build a strong Iraqi security force ahead of January elections. 
The car bomb in Kirkuk littered the street with

Comment: Needless to say after all this time but police stations in Iraq are definitely allowed targets until this now. 

The fact that police stations are often stationed in civil areas is regrettable but solely the responsibility of the occupying forces and this present Iraqi interim government.

Right now the Iraqis must come up with ideas about how to deal with traitors, traitors have poisoned the Palestines and the Chechens and in the long run they form an enormous danger. When you cannot trust your neighbor any longer Iraq could turn into a failed state. Guard for that but how? But how?  

Saterday 5 Joon
Left for France to sellabrate D Day, I reelly like her films, wonder what she's doing these days. Not sure why we have to go all the way to France to sellabrate her though. On the way Air Force One had to turn reel suddenly, I almost choked on my peanut butter sandwich, turns out the pilot thought the French had taken a shot at it with a missle, the plain that is, not my sandwich. So when we landed I said to Sheerac what's going on, why are you firing missles at us, and he said we wouldn't do a thing like that delibberatly, it must have been an accident, they probbly thought you was an intruder, can't be too careful. So I said yeah, I bet it was an accident, do you think I'm stupid. He said do you reelly want me to anser that. Anyway I said you'd better be careful or we'll have an accident of our own, some of our cruise missles are a bit temperamental and liable to set themselves off if you catch my drift. 

Later on phoned Donny to tell him what had happened. But he was sulking, he said so what, I don't reelly care if they did fire a missle, you wouldn't let me come, hope you have a nice time, try not to choke on any baggettes, and he hung up in a huff.

Well, in this old posted file you can read how the American defense budget reacted on that 'winning' of the cold war. Did it decline? Not really eh? (A 25% decline in a decade and after that up up up again.) So we see once more that symbols like 'cold war' or 'war on terror' are only used to keep military spending up. It is nonsense to fight 'war on terror' with B2 bombers, just brain dead nonsense.
It is the opposite around, they want B2 bombers and try to figure our a 'rationale' for that. (We must never forget that the average 'Six pack Joe' has only 20 to 25 minutes a day to grasp the world news of that day, they just believe crap like that...)

!!PARTY!!

1002 dead US soldiers in Iraq! 

Fun, Party, Fun, Party & so on & so on.

Next milestone = 1250 of those slimy creatures dead & I wish the Iraqis all the luck in the world in achieving that. 

WANA, Pakistan (Reuters) - Pakistani jet fighters and helicopter gunships pounded a suspected terrorist training camp near the Afghan border on Thursday, killing at least 50 mostly foreign militants.
Witnesses and a security official said troops clashed with tribesmen loyal to the militants into the evening following the morning attack near Dila Khula, 15 miles northeast of Wana, the main town of the South Waziristan tribal region. 

"We have learned that 50 people are dead, mostly foreigners," said a military spokesman. 

"Investigations are going on, and there is a possibility that the number of casualties may increase." 

Comment: This all looks a bit crazy Pakistan army, in the first place you simply do not brush off repots of civil casualties with such an amount of arrogance. In the second place I gave you a clear 'battlefield request' in the spring of this year and that was "Give me good shows in 'attacking' operatives." Later I watered this down with "People who truly think that it is alright to kill simply because other people have a different religion are allowed to kill." 

So what is in your brains Pakistan army? Don't know that a new weapon is in the making and that is the weapon of designer diseases?
Don't you know I need 'test targets'?     

Colonel Magomed Tolboyev is a distinguished test pilot; he bears the country’s top honorary title Hero of Russia. During his space career Tolboyev was commander of Russia’s first and only space shuttle — the Buran. 

In his comments to the Ekho Moskvy radio station Tolboyev said that he will not bring the case to court as this was below his moral principles. “I am an officer of the Russian Air Force, I do not want to sue this scum,” he said.

“Apart from that, there are tens of thousands of them, nothing can be done anyway,” he added. 

“I could shake these sergeants off me in a second, but I understood that in this case they would have claimed that I had attacked them first. That is why I only asked them not to hit me on the back — I once fell from high altitude, my whole spine is made of plastic now,” the colonel said.

Comment: For years on a row there are hundreds of similar reports like this, the Russians want the Chechens not in their cities. The Russians consider them as second class citizens that can be spit upon and can be a free fuck with a bit of luck. 

On the other hand the official line is that Chechnya is an integral part of the Russian federation. That is a contradiction, strange that the Russian officials completely neglect all that and are right now indulging in self-pity themselves. At last it is funny to remark that they think that a 'full blown war' is waged against them, what a naive way of looking at reality. Naive.
Five hundred kilo RDX under a chlorine train when the wind is slowly blowing towards a 70 thousand size city, that is a total war my dear Russians. (By the way, in case the operatives read this, right now in this stage of the war on terror I consider chlorine actions not done. May be only in America when the wind is drifting towards a large military camp or that giant bomb production facility, but even then that would be too soon in this stage of the so called WarOnTerror.) 

Have a nice day. 

Washington says Jenkins, a native of Rich Square, North Carolina, slipped into North Korea one cold January night in 1965 while leading a patrol near the Demilitarized Zone separating the two Koreas. It says he later joined Pyongyang's propaganda machine, appearing in an anti-American film as a sinister spy.

Jenkins met Soga in North Korea after she was kidnapped by its agents in 1978 to help teach spies to speak Japanese. The couple have two North Korean-born daughters, aged 21 and 19.

Comment: This is a truly bizarre story, a deserter from the US army and an abducted Japanese female Soqa. Seldom we observe stories so bizarre, but what can I say to that military court that has to judge Sgt. Jenkins? Here we go:

If I would be the judge in this than (with or without plea bargain on behalf of Sgt. Jenkins) I would give him at least 3 and at most 6 months imprisonment in a light regime. Considerations would be the long long time that passed since deserting and the actual circumstances he lived in for 39 years (he has missed a lot).
He cannot come away with no punishment because for a professional army deserters simply have to be punished, yet given the relatively high moral in the US military and the low level of actual deserters there seems no need to 'set an example'. 

With or without plea bargain I would make sure that during his 'prison time' Sgt. Jenkins would produce a full account or a full report of how life in North Korea is and how it developed all these years, it is just another report but this 'just another report' outweighs the 'set an example' needs of the US military.
That is what I would try to do but it is hard for me to see along what lines of reasoning the US military judges must reason.  

Comment: Well if this task is far from impossible then why don't you explain in just 3 or 4 oneliners how to do this General? Or do you have all kinds of wisdom without my reach in a hundred years? Could the General please explain how there can be peace when America simply does not address the one million+ death from the economical sanctions? Can the General please explain that if the facts that the Saddam arrest and the transfer of 'sovereignty' did not change one detail, that the assessment of the situation this time is the correct assessment? And not fault number seven thousand three hundred and thirteen?  

Comment: You said it yourself General, it were the policies that were in place at the time. So you don't see 'corruption' but you see 'policies'. Interesting remark from the sharpest knife in this White House box...

Comment: The numbers speak for themselves, it amounts to 60 thousand children so the whole of Beslan dead kids in Ossetia, Rusland, is at most 0.5% of Chechen war I and II combined. Easy to understand. (That does not take away that in general I still am against targeting schools.)

Bush called Putin “a man who I admire,” and said, “I’m here to express my heartfelt sympathies for the victims and the families who suffered at the hands of the evil terrorists.”

Comment: The statements made by Mr. Bush speak for themselves, we have indeed reason to think that Mr. Bush is just not capable of understanding the complexities of this world. Therefore I hope from the bottom of my heart that he will get reelected in eight weeks. 

Def: A Beslan Cover is the number of days it takes for a 'professional army' to kill 250 children. (So when 5 children are killed on a daily basis it takes 50 days to kill 250 of them and therefore the Beslan Cover = 50)

Comment: Now it looks like everything is converging into the good good direction, the US army is deliberately targeting ambulances because 'Zarqawi could be there'. Or his evil henchmen. And while this Zarqawi figure is captured suddenly life will be different in Iraq...
Nice fairytales eh? Just like before 13 December 2003, just like before the Saddam capture. Only now Zarqawi is the anvil of evil. Lets say that armies often behave & think on a large scale as their commanders in chief think & behave. 

Fine result US army, 8 dead bodies from an ambulance! Great, just great! 

Comment on the quote: It is indeed a dirty way to treat people but air power is dirty too. 

Comment: Again this morning I felt stupid to the bone, why did I never before crossed crystal clear the simple ideas as unfolded in the extra text to this day. Ha, in two years this kind of disruption could very well be at the scene! Lets hope for that, wouldn't that be funny? Now? 

Comment: We see Kofi is a bit playing the diplomat with the observed 'contravened the UN charter', from the beginning it was clear that this was an illegal war. But my dear UN and my dear Kofi, already in the Summer of 2002 I had done my calculations. The only way possible to lift the economical sanctions against Iraq was via warmongering of America against Iraq. 

Without a waging of war, the Americans never would have accepted a simple statement from the Security Council of the United Nations that said 'End of the economical sanctions towards Iraq'. They would have thrown in the veto right they have...

And my dear Security Council, could I ever have dreamt this all would pan out so perfect? Didn't we have that American president saying that the UN was in fact insignificant because her weapon inspectors could not find anything? Didn't this same president not say the same upon the nuclear watchdog of the UN? Was not in fact the IAEA very bad in 'finding the nuclear stuff' in Iraq? 

This all is a good lesson for America but on the same hand it is a good lesson for the United Nations & especially the Security Council. Face the facts on the Weapon of Mass Destruction stuff my dear Security Council, over one million people dead for completely nothing. Just nothing, only because of the fact of stupid and stubborn behavior on behalf of the Americans and what did you do in understanding reality?

Nor much eh? The UN truly deserved that bombing from August 2003. That is clear. 

But lets look upon some reactions of the governments that are the most heavily involved in operation Freedom Iraq, quoting:

But US State Department spokesman Richard Boucher said the use of force against Iraq had a sound legal basis. 

Earlier, US allies including the UK, Australia and Poland also said the war was backed by international law.

Mr Boucher said military action was consistent with UN resolutions which referred to "serious consequences" if Iraq failed to comply with UN demands.

Comment: (The United Kingdom, the Brits, only said that this position of the chief of the UN was already known to them and consistent with similar words from Kofi Annan from the start of the present war in Iraq). Nice to read this, but only making statements that 'We think it has a sound legal basis' is crap when you do not spell out in detail what the 'sound legal basis' exactly is. 

There is no sound basis, the Americans could have come away with this in case WMD would have been found. In that case they would have saved the world (anyway that is what we constantly would have heard in case there was real WMD stuff). Only WMD findings was the way to avoid 'illegal classification words', in Afghanistan the Americans had a lucky escape when finally a bit more proof popped up but in Iraq it goes from bad to worse. Slowly reality sets in, that is good but it goes all too slow. So slow, now we are so many month into this Iraqi war and only now there are some 'illegal war' words at the scene. 

Wanna bet the one million dead from the economical sanctions will just never get addressed? Wanna bet? (Because the UN and the Security Council are to blame too, they did this all).

But you don't hear me complaining too much because there are benefits too; 
Saddam gone & his sons too, relatively free flow of information towards Iraq, economical sanctions lifted, lots of American soldiers got killed, a very good cell structure is growing and hopefully traitors are countered efficient (watch out for that cancer Iraqis!), the lack of official law and order can only be countered by Islamic law and order on a grassroot level, and so on and so on.

There is also a lot of shit, the chaos in Iraq kills a lot of people too but still this chaos gives rises to far less death annually than the economical sanctions did. (Anyway until now this is so, to me the future is also mixed because a full blown civil war is still a risk in Iraq. But I estimate it simply will not happen but I could be wrong on that one)

Lets leave it with that, the war is highly likely not legal. The Americans can not come away with it because of the lack of WMD. The WMD and the 'not complying too' UN resolutions was 'the reason' to start this war in the first place. So from a military point of view I am in paradise, I am in paradise as far as possible but where are you my dear reader. Where are you?  

Therefore it is a fact of life that the number of dead Beslan children is at most 0.5% of the Chechen fatalities. So after I have done my thinking I can not complain upon this as long as you do not make it a policy.

In case you need a policy, you must start investigating how to wipe out large villages and small cities. Yet in this phase in the global WarOnTerror it looks to early to wipe out entire cities, but starting of studying it is important.

Hundreds of motivations could be given upon this, but pinned down to the Chechen-Moscow stuff it is a bit like this:

The Putin figure really thinks stuff like "We were attacked because we were weak and weak people get beaten." There is no denying this, Putin said that himself. Well matters of fact are that Stalin also spoke similar words and this gives rise to the expectation that Putin silently hugs the Lenin doctrines of using terror. (That means that every act of terror always must be answered with a bigger act of terror.)

With this wisdom in mind it is wise to look at the numbers killed in the 1999 Moscow apartment building bombings and compare that to the total of dead civilians done under the Putin watch. Also we must take in mind that the American president Mr. George W. Bush is a great admirer of the Russian Vladimir Putin. It seems likely that George is willingly lying upon the very kernel of the 9/11 attacks and after three years I think it is reasonable towards small cities and large villages. 

Basayev, in your letter you unfold thinking that this raid was planned from the very beginning by the Russian authorities. You validate that with the fact reported to you saying that the people who came in to collect the dead bodies (from the first day of this) shouted at the hostages 'Run, run!'. At first I was thinking along similar lines but later I gave more credit to the hypothesis of incompetence. That means I think it were indeed those (Beslan) volunteers among the professional army that started the firing, but I am not sure. I am not sure.

That's it for the time being Shamil Basayev, good luck with applying the limited resources you have. And, just by the way, my greetings to all other 'warlords' in the Chechen landscape.

X = The number of US-led coalition fatalities in period 3 

(given the fact that period 2 conditions are still at the scene in period 3)

Comment: Why the hell does this Kerry thing think that allies would come to help America? Iraq is a typical case of 'this is your baby'. Also the democratic candidate must realize that during the eight Clinton years the economical sanctions were at the scene in Iraq. That happened mostly on the Clinton watch while we now know there were no weapons of mass destruction all those years.

But he too simply does not address the problem of those hundreds of thousands dead resulting from living in a fantasy world. The fantasy world of Saddam = Evil, as believed by most secret services in Western countries around the world. Mr. Kerry only indulges in crap like 'We must send better protection gear to the soldiers in Iraq.' Better and up to date soldier gear is not the problem, per US citizen America already invests 20 times more in military stuff as decent nations do.

And all that military spending never gave rise to a realistic view of the situation in Iraq, but of course the Americans only blame the former Iraqi president Mr. S. Hussein. But who the hell did send those American spies along with United Nations inspection teams? Did Hussein do that too? 

Wow wow, what a wonderful world. Most world leaders are only driven by simple nationalistic symbols and only try to find good looking one liners like 'No American soldier must be hold hostage for Americas dependence on oil.' Sounds good but in fact it doesn't mean anything, a 'no hostage holding policy' can not be implemented in practice. It is crap for the television and nothing more. 

Bah, only after a more devastating killings inside America they will start acting normal. There is more to say on this subject:

But the memo showed is rather likely a false memo although there are statements observed saying that the content is correct but the layout isn't. (The former secretary to Mr. Killian states that anyway, she is far over 80 years now but I think she is very credible.)

Within five minutes of the publication of these memos there was already suspicion that the memo was in fact made on a modern computer because of the proportional font used and the use of so called superscript in the memo.
Against this is the fact that the letter 'l' is used for the number '1' as we all did indeed in the old days of mechanical typewriters.  

This official statement is hard to swallow, because flying is fun. And although George went on a 'non flying job' anyway, how could he be sure that he would never be in the given chance to fly again?
Why don't you ask some air force officials (from the British RAF for example) what their opinion is upon pilots who loose their flying license because they skipped a medical exam?

Think my dear reader think. Why would the present commander in chief skip doctor examination while he knew that skipping that examination would lead to never flying again in the military.
Think my dear reader, think.

In a separate development, lately I placed the American secretary of defense (Mr. Donald H. Rumsfeld) on the sniper list at position number four. Before I placed Mr. Rumsfeld on number four he spoke words like 'I do not care what army does it' when it came to eradication of Afghan puppy fields. After the placement on the sniperlist suddenly all kinds of subtilities were observed, like 'It is a global demand problem and it might be yes or no that there are associated problems with supply.' 

Think further my dear reader think further.

Later there were even press statements observed that US drugs policies did use 64% of budget upon drug treatment. That is indeed a remarkable shift away from locking up people for over a decade for the possession of only one or two grams of mariahuana. Think my dear reader, think.

So, why did George Dubya skip his physical? Is it that stuff named cocaine or is it mariahuana or did he indulge at a difficult combination of these two in those times?

But, rather sorry, the so called 'bloggersphere' in America would never ever bring this up in just five minutes. They just wouldn't, they are stupid to the bone. They are.  

Comment: I just tunneled into a good mood when I read this, of course the clergymen cannot in the Friday sermons indulge in complicated military lessons. That is (during sermons) none of their business, they must bring the right morals to the battlefield. And that is a very important task beside all other tasks the clergy already has...
Also we must not forget that the operatives, who stage the actual attacks, often pose as though guys with a 'who can harm us' attitude. But they don't fool me, they have battlefield stress too. And when you have seen to many bombed houses and bodies torn apart it is very imaginable that the operatives loose moral values. 

Yet in the long run and over the decades, only holding up good battlefield morals will bring victory. 

Comment: It is important that the people who compile these videos make sure that when important military lessons come along, there is no disturbance from religious music. There is a time for religious feelings and there is a time to think over and study military matters upon staging attacks of, as the saying goes, 'increasingly sophisticated level'. 
So my dear video, CD and DVD compilers in Iraq; Recruiting propaganda is fine, but good information upon creative attacks is better. 

Comment: From a historical point of view it is very understandable that lots of (major) Shia at first sided with the Americans. The bait was easy to understand; The Shia form the majority of the population and therefore could grab significant power in a 'one person one vote' democratic system.
But still large parts of Iraq's history is unknown to me, a detailed view of how things evolved in the period 1920 to 1960 is largely unknown to me.
This does not take away I have good hopes there will be no 'Sunni-Shia' war, may I count on the operatives and the clergymen in this? And may I ask the Shia to reconsider their stand? 
I am asking the Shia this humble and politely, please use Gods gift to humanity and you can find that behind your eyes and between your ears. It is called a brain, do not take my words for granted but think until you have found your standing in siding with the Americans.  

Comment: This is a complicated matter, both Dawoud and Farhan bring in good arguments. My standing is simple, I hang on towards directions like Dawoud. Let me explain:
The goal (right now) is to win the war, to drive the Americans back home and start creating that large and big thing called the 63NationsOfMuslimMania.
Also the (military) axiom of a tactical retreat to save lives and prevent the loss of valuable combat knowledge in the heads of the operatives is easy to understand. The goal is to win the war and not to get martyred anyway.

Of course we must take into account that lots of carefully placed martyrship operations can bring great change to the actual battlefield. This entire WarOnTerror started with a martyrship operation...

But now the goal is to win the war and with every martyr also a soldier is lost. To find the best balance is up to the operatives, the main goal is and stays to win the war and not to maximize the number of martyrs. I hope you get the point in this.

At last, Ziad Farhan is also in the right, but the words 'either dead or jihad' can only be interpreted on a life long scale. When you tell these words too often to teenagers that already have those strong emotions running though their head and bodies, there is a danger of wasting young lives that could otherwise have fought many years longer... 

Comment: These days even 'respected' CNN journalists hold high opinions like 'He cannot say sorry because that would be seen as a sign of weakness'. Well this is for the responsibility of these particular CNN journalists of course, it is my responsibility to guide the so called 'designer diseases' in the next few decades into the right direction. (Read direction America, at first a bit of non lethal stuff and scale up later) 

Comment: After my humble opinion the Israelis do not understand the attacks against them. The Hamas & similar organization prefer to strike at Israeli soldiers only but in the 'tit for tat' race that goes on over there also soft targets within Israel are considered OK. (During 'tit for tat' operations only speed counts.)

So when the Israelis strike inside a foreign capital (with all the military stuff they have already) via undercover methods and with a car bomb I think this is not very smart given the fact I asked the same from the Hamas just a five days ago.

Also, now this all has happened, the Hamas will consider her standing in this all and take into account the effectiveness of the strikes along doctrines of 'pure jihad'. (Only inside occupied areas and in the country of the occupier.) It is very well possible a 'policy change' will arrive at the scene and after that I can enjoy the famous capabilities of the Hamas to smuggle explosives through highly guarded entries...
So Sharonneke, was this particular action very smart? 

He declined to say if Israel was behind the killing of the Hamas official in Damascus on Sunday, but added: "Terrorism today knows no geographical boundaries, so you have to strike at them wherever they are, wherever they can be pursued.

Comment: This is crap, the Hamas is known as a classical example of an organization that works locally. Look at the place where attacks happened stupid Israeli senior. Elementary data proof you tell nonsense. You better go to the senior elderly homes and let a more up to date person take over your job. What crap is this man? In most capitols around the world Palestine refugees live and almost never ever there was striking in foreign countries. You are dumb to the bone, just dumb... 
You are just as dumb as Netanyahu who after every (civil) bus blown away constantly equals the entire holocaust to the 12 people just killed. What would Netanyahu be without his holocaust stuff? 

Comment: This is one sided and simple minded propaganda, there are two effects at work:

• US air power could indeed take a few insurgents out that would otherwise have staged attacks &
• US air power increases the hate of the average Iraqi and are cause to more insurgency attacks.

These two effect (that work contrary to each other) give rise to (quote):

The airstrikes have not, however, halted a record number of car bombings this month, mainly in Baghdad and nearby Sunni Muslim majority cities. With a twin car bombing outside an Iraqi national guard base that wounded U.S. and Iraqi troops Sunday, at least 34 suicide car bombings have been launched in September.

Comment: A 'professional' military that is not capable of taking the above two effects into account and can only reason via 'Because we poundered via the air, strikes were prevented, we are 100 percent sure' is an army incapable of winning the war. 
It is as simple as it is, when entire streams of human behavior are not taken into account you will loose in circumstances like this. The US military might perform many times better compared to the drunks from the Russian army, but it's simply not enough. Performance is not good enough, they will loose it all. 

And still the world holds it's breath and still the last American bomb did not fall 
and still there is no VX nerve agent at the scene!

Comment: Let me be short on this subject, in peacetime I am in general against death penalties and in wartime is can be justified sometimes. But people who place tiny transmitters near buildings must definitely be executed, one and one is two. This is the negative aspect of traitors, the execution aspect.

A more positive (but also difficult) aspect is the next: When the mosques and the clergy succeed in giving the people food when they are hungry, a bit of medical help when needed and elementary protection when there is danger there will be a smaller pool of potential recruits for the occupying forces.
Of course in practice, there are not enough recourses but it is important to share that little there is with each other. But on an empty stomach it is hard to share the last slices of bread, it is hard. 

The reaction from the Americans was: "Who are you talking to?"

Comment: Let me spare you the 'sudden start' of the Abu Ghraib investigation inside the Pentagon in January this year, even people like retired Col. Hackworth slam themselves on the breast because of 'fundamental contribution' to cough this up.

No, this is a military comment upon why you will loose it in Iraq. Here it is:

From September 2003 until July 2004 I declared a number of so called Military Bloody Days, often there was a good upscaling reported, via media files upon 'upscaling' of the Iraqi resistance.

During all this upscaling the American grunt on the ground did only lock up those who knew little to nothing.

These people were often treated badly, you and me know how the Pentagon investigation in Abu Ghraib started don't we? Beside this, you could not react sensefully militarily upon these MBD's. You didn't understand the Military Bloody Days (and ok ok, there was a lot of independent stuff going on of course, a lot because a perfect cell structure works via hierarchical timing orders but also independent...)

Large parts of the Iraqi resistance is indeed organized via this perfect cell structure that, I hope, can endure the traitor test we know from Palestine and Chechnya. The lessons of the Palestines and the Chechens have not fallen on deaf ears in Iraq, but all the time you fight against people who only defend homeground. 

The whole concept of "Who are you talking to?" is a good example of how you think, you think you are in the right and constantly waste all you time in details that are of less long term significance. You took upon you a task that can never be done by any military and when I unfold my wonder upon this, your American journalists start writing articles that say that all military subdepartments are always better financed compared to similar State subdepartments. 

The US military went political (problem from longer ago) and they will loose it.

Just an example where it went devastatingly wrong; The new Iraqi money billets, far to late to turn stuff into the right, just far to late. I just do not agree with the analysis that it was the firing of the entire former Iraqi army and all other Baathists that was the cause to the chaos, I think it was the lack of money in the system.
You could have started the clock ticking with a simple sudden money tick.

You could have had it all, even the fired army members would have forgiven much...

Yet, after May 2003 it became too late. Again, it was my task to prevent another road of death that ended the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, that part went ok and I was still happing for air too begin May. But anyway, the warplan of Tommy was not good.

The estimated 120 days of the Tommy warplan were only 21 in practice (or 19 days as others say) and that was just not a very good estimation. These days some people say that there was a 'catastrophic success' while I know that in those day I did ride the American horse. (But I jumped off this horse half way May 2003.)

Now for the cell structure in Iraq, even if the US army wipes away all pockets of resistance like Fallujah & similar cities, the overall cell structure stays intact. So the impending military actions in Iraq may look good on the television (or bad) but it will not change the long term outcome of this war.
The Saddam capture didn't change it, the new interim government didn't change it so what will?

No, it is just what I emailed to the Pentagon before the first Giant Military Bloody Day from 29 April this year (concerning the Fallujah equation). It says "Hit the road Jack, we do not like you any longer."

That's what the email said.

(End of analysis, by the way my dear reader, don't you think this is not a 'military analysis' at all? I hope you do...  ;))

Hu, who assumed the role of military chief less than two weeks ago, told the 2.5-million-strong PLA to "seize the moment and do a good job of preparing for a military struggle," the People's Daily and the Liberation Army Daily said on Thursday. 

Hu did not say against whom the struggle might be fought.

Comment: No comment beside that fact that I expect the help of the Chinese to smith warfare (axioms) around a more dignified kind of steel. That is what I hope!

• Combined civil death toll in Iraq done by the US army. (Total number unknown to me.)Or,
• The (at least) 25 killed Palestines at the hands of the Israeli defense forces. (The IDF tried to prevent Palestine rocket attacks after a rocket attack killed two children.) Or,
• The daisy string (or combined car bombs, reports vary with the source) that left 41 people dead included (at least) 34 children at the sewage spot al-Amel, western Baghdad, Iraq. (Also 10 US soldiers wounded included 2 critical.) 

When the ball is yellow the pupils get a little (written) test and when the ball is green the pupils must go on with their work or whatever what.

There are four green balls and one yellow in the vase. So elementary probability calculations say that there is 1/5 = 0.2 or 20% likelihood on a test every day. 

After the ball is drawn and the yes-or-no moment of an exam has passed, the ball always goes back in the vase. So far so good, this is going on for years already.

But some night, some EVIL thief breaks into the building, steals one of the balls and leaves without just any trace left. So no one (except for the thief of course) knows there was ever a breaking into the school building).

The next day there is math lesson again, just business as usual and the teacher draws another ball.

What is the probability of a little test this day? 

(Tuesday 28 Sept 19.50 hours) Shit, the computer starts doing real weird again. Just weird, let me spare you the list of details. As usual (during the last 3 years) trouble starts often when I find some spyware, I know now that it is often wise not to delete it because that is always the start of (hefty) trouble. 

You know, in the past I never had these kind of troubles. Trouble like when you spot some spyware and you remove it that instantly all files exactly five directory layers deep on your computer are wiped away. I never had that kind of shit around. That kind of shit is typical for the last 3 years, well it comes with this weird job I just guess. You don't hear me complaining, when I can recite for dead Americans again and again why should I complain? ;) 

So when uploading & refreshing this website falls from the map in a short notice, I am only repairing the stupid computing device. It is a pity that from most jobs I am spitted away, the so called 'free market' is often far more efficient in estimation what happens than 'official folks' are. So luxery repairs are out of question, but why worry? I simply trust in the operatives and that indeed those five car bombs inside Holland are ready to fire any minute but only as a deterrent of course. Only as a deterrent... (Operations against financial institutions are always allowed of course, give it a try but work carefully and let it be big.)

(Wednesday 29 Sept 20.30 hours) This morning I had big big fun in reading that 'five bomb news' from Turkey. Only percussion bombs but anyway, fast delivery... Just look at the time I published the words below yesterday, fast delivery... (Of course all similarities with reality are purely coincidental from the judicial point of view.)