by Evgenyi
Monday, Mar. 24, 2003 at 5:29 PM
Information about the military campaign in Iraq that the Pentagon won't show you, courtesy of the finest in the biz, the Russian Military Intelligence service GRU, who routinely intercept telephone calls from Dubya to Blair.
The Russian think tank Iraqwar.ru is drawing upon a impressive aray of ressources to analyze the ongoing war in Iraq from a military perspective. Amongst them is one or some sources in the Russian Military Intelligence service GRU providing information derived from intercepted Coalition military communication, the private telepone conversations between G.W. Bush and Tony Blair, the works. Coalition casualty figures, the truth behind the supposed Iraqi 'Scud strike' on Kuwait (at least 2 of the missiles impacting in Northern Kuwait were US Cruise Missiles gone astray) and more.
Do not entrust your fellow citizens, be they pro- or anti-war with the drivel of 'embedded journalists' with Pentagon censors breathing down their necks! Even if pro-war, the public has the fundamental right to receive accurate information about what's going on down there.
Liberally distribute this information over human and electronic networks and pass it out to the public, so that the ranks of those that need not rely on Donny Rumsfeld announcing the capture of Umm Qasr the forth day in a row...
The reports start at the given URL with the summary of the events of the first day of the invasion, subsequent reports can be accessed via 'next report'
www.aeronautics.ru/news/news002/news069.htm