2005

In his Christmas speech President Bush has praised the achievements of his policy in Iraq and America as a good year. At the same time his "Patriot Act" has been extended for another month.

U.S. President Bush had been annoyed about the New York Times` disclosure of his NSA spying campaign, designed to monitor up to 500 citizens at the same time without any regular legal authorization.

Election time in Iraq had been escorted by numerous assaults at minor levels while a vast majority of Iraqis had appreciated being able to vote for a first time in their life.

U.S. President has said, that his justification for launching Gulf War II had been built on false information. Until now 30.000 civilians and 2.140 American troops have been killed.

Another bomb has killed 10 U.S. Marines in Falluja, Iraq. Several others were injured.

U.S. President Bush has declared in Annapolis, Maryland, that American troops won`t not run away from car bombers and will not leave Iraq before it will be peaceful, stable and united.

Private U.S. companies without regular owners like "Premier Executive Transport Services", "Assembly Point Aviation" and "Bayard Foreign Marketing" are reported to be handling International transports of American captives to those nations, which conduct questionnaires with methods, that are illegal in western countries.

European governments and media have launched investigations into CIA offshore prison camps such a "Bondsteel" in Kosovo and venues in Poland and Romania, where the Bush administration is buying services that do not seem to comply with human rights and regular western law.

Hillary Clinton has declared that her support for the launch of Gulf War II had been a mistake.

Japan has announced to remove it`s troops from Iraq while French military leaders point at President Chirac`s statement at the beginning of Gulf War II, when he had said, that the "coalition of the willing" will not make this world a safer place".

During only one week in October the American troops had to deal with 569 assaults that involved guns and explosives.

South Korea has announced to withdraw most of it`s troops from Iraq.

With 79 against 19 votes the American Senate has demanded a clear strategy and regular reports from President Bush concerning his war in Iraq.

In Amman, Jordan several American hotels were hit by severe blasts which have killed more than 60 people. Over 200 were injured and El Qaeda has declared responsibility.

Italian Ministerpresident Silvio Berlusconi has announced to withdraw the 3.000 his troops from Iraq by 2006. In addition he has said, that he had never liked the American war for democracy concept.

U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney has called for a new law to legalize torturing while now over 2.000 troops have died in Iraq.

Three massive explosions shook the top hotels in the center of Baghdad on Oct. 25.

The lawyer of Saddam Hussein has been kidnapped and shot.

More than 30 people were killed by another car bomb in Iraq.

U.S. Specialist Lynndie England had been sentenced to 3 years and U.S. judge Alvin Hellerstein had decided, that the Bush administration has to make recently found new videos and pictures from the Abu Ghureib available to the public.

The Dutch troops in Southern Iraq had so far only to get over the loss of one soldier, who had died more or less accidentally.

In Balad, Iraq 3 car bombs have killed over 60 people.

In Baghdad 182 civilians have been killed and 120 were injured by El Qaeda blasts on Sep 14 followed by 26 victims on Sep 15.

South Korea has announced the withdrawl of 1.000 troops from Iraq.

Colin Powell has said in an interview, that he now feels ashamed for his speech at the UN in Feb 2003 when trying to justify the war against Iraq in which more than 10.000 civilians were killed by U.S. bombings.

The United States have added two more battalions to their troops in Iraq and costs per month are reported to be at $5.6 billion.

Around 1.000 pilgrims died in a mass panic.

The Iraqi government will need more time to establish a new constitution.

In Iraq another 5 U.S. soldiers were killed by roadside bombs and 40 civilians died from 3 bombs launched in central Baghdad during rush hour traffic.

New pictures and videos from Abu Ghureib prison have become subject to U.S. Censorship. Meanwhile all officers have become cleared of guilt and the entire blame has been put on U.S. Specialists such as Lynndie England and Charles Graner.

Bombs attached to dogs have now become popular among terrorists.

Osama bin Laden supporter Ayman al-Zawahiri has released a video with new threats aginst the U.K. and the U.S.

The amount of casualties and assaults in Iraq is increasing drastically with now almost daily suicide blasts making experts expect a civil war starting soon. Meanwhile Poland has announced to pull out most of it`s troops.

52 American captives at Guantanamo Bay on Cuba have been refusing nutrition since 3 days now in protest against their legal situation and life conditions.

More than 80 people have been killed and over 162 left injured by a line of blasts in a tourist area at Sharm al-Sheikh on the Egyptian coast. Several hotels have been severely damaged and an El Qaeda group has declared it`s responsibility.

In Iraq more than 160 people have lost their lives on one weekend. An attack on a group of 100 children and U.S. troops distributing food had killed 26. Another 80 died and more than 80 were injured when a suicide bomber blew up a petrol lorry.

More than 28 people have died through various blasts in Bhagdad and right now the Pentagon is evaluating to reduce troops down to 66.000 in 2006.

The new Iraqi government has admitted to use the same torturing methods that Saddam Hussein had been accused of.

Minister Bajan Dschabr has announced, that over the last 18 months over 12.000 civilians have died in Iraq.

Over 400 terror casualties in Iraq over the last weeks point at no progress in terms of stability since the recent election.

Lynndie England admitted her guilt at court and the case will have to be reopened.

The head of the Iraq Survey Group, Charles Duelfer has officially given up on the search for WMD after 18 months.

An assault in Erbil, Iraq has killed at least 60 people.

Ricardo Sanchez and other formerly leading U.S. Officers at Iraq have been cleared from any guilt concerning the abuse scam.

Over hundred thousand Italians attended the funeral of special agent Nicola Calipari who had done a tremendous job to save the life of journalist Giuliana Sgrena.

After the rescue he was shot by U.S. military which blames it on the Italians, saying they had been speeding towards a checkpoint. Instead Giuliana Sgrena claims, that they were driving slow and that there had been no warning at all before the gunfire.

Douglas Smith from the U.S. recruitment commando said that it has become difficult to find new soldiers after 1.500 U.S. troops have lost their lives in Iraq.

In Illinois two human rights organizations have filed a case against Don Rumsfeld in conjunction with torturing captives in Iraq and Afghanistan.

A suicide blast in Hilla, Iraq has killed over 100 civilians and more than 130 were injured.

U.S. Foreign Secretary Condoleezza Rice has criticized Egypt for security failures.

The final election results in Iraq gave the Shia party 140 of 275 seats in parliament.

Details with pictures from organized illegal torturing conducted by the CIA Task Force 20 in Iraq and Afghanistan have been found on a so far secret CD ROM.

At congress U.S. President Bush has applied for another $82 billion in conjunction with his war on terror in Afghanistan and Iraq.

With $419,3 billion the United States are again coming up with the largest military budget of all times. In particular a new generation of nuclear devices is expected to trigger a new armament race while at the same time Condoleezza Rice has warned the European countries to end their intended weapon embargo on China.

U.S. President Bush has accused Iran to be the biggest global sponsor of terrorism while the majority in Iraq have voted for Shia cleric Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, who stands for close relations to Teheran. So far 2.2 million votes out of 3.3 million counted went for him.

US-Senator Ted Kennedy has demanded a fast withdrawal of American troops in Iraq.

For 2005 U.S. President Bush plans to invest another $80 billion into Iraq where a monthly minimum of $4,5 billion is required.

Election days in Iraq saw over 8 out of 15 million citizens voting for a new government. During the election up to 40 people had been killed by various terror groups and 39 tons of weapons were confiscated.

Over 30 U.S. troops died in Iraq when a helicopter crashed.

Terror leader Abu Musab el Sarkawi had called to intensify the resistance against the forthcoming Iraq election.

People in the UK are learning how British troops had been torturing at Abu Ghureib prison while the government prefers to join diplomatic efforts by France and Germany to solve the dispute with Iran concerning nuclear developments instead of supporting latest U.S. ideas for a military strike.

U.S. specialist Charles Graner was sentenced to 10 years in prison for torturing activities at Abu Ghureib prison. He did not feel guilty and claimed to have been forced by military intelligence.

With his all time record budget deficit of $8.184.000.000.000 U.S. President Bush is again creating so far unknown economical dimensions with unpredictable results.

The lover of Lynndie England, U.S. torturing specialist Charles Graner claims "not guilty" in his Abu Ghureib trial at Fort Hood. He said, that he had followed orders and that activities like on these pictures are regular among Cheerleaders and American parents.

500 additional troops from the UK will help in Iraq to secure the forthcoming election.

While explosions in Baghdad do not stop to be an every day event, Osama Bin Laden calls for a Boycott of this month´s Iraqi elections.

During week 52 of 2004 more than 100 people have died in Iraq including up to 14 innocent civilians, who had been bombed in a U.S. air strike.

2004

8 U.S. Troops have gone to court in order to achieve their return home from Iraq while the CIA does not expect any security or stability improvements in the region.

In Baghdad, Iraq at least 13 people died in a Christmas suicide blast.

President Bush feels pleased about progress and developments in Iraq while the New York Times has discovered internal FBI reports on torturing GIs, who had stuck burning cigarettes into the ears of their Iraqi captives.

Top terrorist Sarkawi has announced an assault on the U.S. which shall be much bigger than Sep 11 while Osama Bin Laden has released new threats against the Saudi Arabian government.

During November 134 American troops died in Iraq taking casualties up to 1.000 in total. Meanwhile the Pentagon aims to raise the amount of troops up to 150.000.

Badly in need for fresh reserve soldiers even elderly and out of shape civilians are now getting drafted to join the American troops in Afghanistan and Iraq. Around 30% refuse such services with the support of lawyers or do simply not show up.

The American Consulate in Jeddah has been attacked by a terror group, which was eliminated by Saudi Security forces.

Condoleezza Rice has replaced Colin Powell within President Bush`s team.

With his new television speech El Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden had expressed his preference for George W. Bush. Also Americans have more confidence in Bush`s defensive talents despite his countless failures.

Half a kilo of HMX had been sufficient to blow up the Panam 103 Boeing 747 over Lockerbie. Now the Pentagon had to admit the loss of 380 tons of HMX explosives (40 lorries) in Iraq, what gives resistance fighters and El Qaeda many new options.

Well connected defense industries are raving about U.S. President Bush, who plans to invest $70 billion into Iraq.

The New York Times and the Washington Post are both supporting John Kerry while widest global resentments speak against George W. Bush.

The Washington Post revealed, that the CIA and FBI had arrested hundreds of U.S. Citizens to secure election on Nov 2.

At court the 2 American Officers Donald Reese and Kevin Kramer have presented E-mails from the CIA in which they had been ordered to conduct sexual torturing at Abu Ghraib. They further reported, that also CIA and FBI members had been around while Staff Sgt. Ivan Frederick got sentenced to 8 years for his torturing activities.

Illegal torturing continues at Guantanamo Bay according to military eyewitnesses introduced by the New York Times.

His leadership had enabled torturing parties at Abu Ghraib and now General Ricardo Sanchez will receive an additional fourth star as a reward and promotion from the Bush administration.

John Kerry had won all 3 debates and most sympathies around the world are with him.

5 million Americans have lost their health insurance through the policy of the Bush administration with a military record budget worth $417,5 billion, from which $78 will be spent on various new weapon systems. At the same time the amount of poor people has further climbed up to 35,9 million.

The Bush administration has sent the FBI to confiscate the indymedia.org hard drives at the Rackspace hosting company.

On the other hand Kidnappings and snuff videos made in Iraq have remained available at ogrish.com, a website run by American Dan Klinker, who owns one of the fastest growing IT businesses since it offers access to those videos, that show the disgraceful killings of hostages in Iraq at full length for a subscription fee.

Now the video of El Sarkawi killers and their victim Kenneth Bigley will spread fast.

Before up to 50.000 visitors p.h. have downloaded videos from 6 servers and 1 million surfers has the 9 minutes video, that shows the killing of Eugene Armstrong, who had been in Iraq to help repairing water and electricity systems until Muslim terrorists killed him in their attempt to blackmail the release of 2 female captives at the U.S. prison Abu Ghraib, which became famous through picturesque American torturing methods.

The Bush administration is now discouraging in particular visitors from Germany and 25 other countries from visits to the U.S. with taking fingerprints and photos, what makes it the worst travel experience in the world.

In the U.S. machine guns such as AKs, Uzis and Kalaschnikovs will become again widely available after the 1994 prohibition has expired.

Photos and videos from Abu Ghraib are bound to become the pictures of the year with U.S. Specialists Sabrina Harman and Lynndie England.

CNN had played a phone call from Iraqi based private Amber McClenney to her mother, when she and other 18 other troops had been too scared to complete some poorly prepared transport mission.

Iraq`s Premier Ijad Alawi plans to involve members of Saddam Hussein`s old Baath Party within the future government.

The New York Times has published a list of 2368 attacks by Muslim resistance fighters within the American territory in Iraq, what is currently introduced as success and progress in terms of security by U.S. President Bush. At the same time the British zones have remained fairly peaceful.

Eugene Armstrong had been in Iraq in order to help repairing the damaged water and electricity systems until Muslim terrorists killed him brutally in their attempt to blackmail the release of 2 female captives at the U.S. prison Abu Ghraib, which became famous through picturesque American torturing methods.

The Iraqi Cities Falludja, Samarra, Talafar and Ramadi are again under control of Muslim Independence fighters.

In New York Up to a 1000 of the 250.000 protesters against the Bush administration had been arrested.

CNN had played a phone call from Iraqi based private Amber McClenney to her mother, when she and other 18 other troops had been too scared to complete some poorly prepared transport mission.

Iraq`s Premier Ijad Alawi plans to involve members of Saddam Hussein`s old Baath Party within the future government.

The New York Times has published a list of 2368 attacks by Muslim resistance fighters within the American territory in Iraq, what is currently introduced as success and progress in terms of security by U.S. President Bush. At the same time the British zones have remained fairly peaceful.

Eugene Armstrong had been in Iraq in order to help repairing the damaged water and electricity systems until Muslim terrorists killed him brutally in their attempt to blackmail the release of 2 female captives at the U.S. prison Abu Ghraib, which became famous through picturesque American torturing methods.

The Iraqi Cities Falludja, Samarra, Talafar and Ramadi are again under control of Muslim Independence fighters.

In New York Up to a 1000 of the 250.000 protesters against the Bush administration had been arrested.

Until now 969 U.S. troops have lost their lives during Gulf War II and President Bush is convinced, that his strategy is efficient.

The three British Citizens Asef Iqbal, Ruhal Ahmed and Shafiq Rasul are going to forward a report about torturing and various forms of abuse at Guantanamo Bay to US Senate.

At Fort Bragg U.S. specialist Lynndie England has said again, that all her activities at Abu Ghraib had been ordered by higher ranks. At the same time the White House is trying to convince, that over 40 dead Iraqi civilians and continues torturing activities were caused by just a few individuals.

Matt Damon, Martin Sheen and other Hollywood heroes have launched movies against the policy of President Bush.

Two Senators have named the commander of the U.S. ground forces, Ricardo Sanchez as the inventor of the activities, which were shown on photos from Abu Ghraib all over the world. For example an innocent family father of 4 kids tortured to death as revealed on German spiegel.tv

A blast in the Iraqi City of Bakuba has killed 68 and injured 100 Muslim inhabitants.

The former director of the Abu Ghraib prison, General Janis Karpinski is now accused of having attended torturing sessions.

Iraq and other nations in the Middle East suffer from an increasing wave of killings and kidnappings that seems to unite religious fanatics, regular criminals and political freedom fighters.

55.000 Iraqis have been jailed at Abu Ghraib and the U.S. Military announced, that the so far admitted 94 cases of violent and sexual abuse have been conducted by individuals who had disobeyed orders.

outragedmoderates.org is a new P2P file sharing venue, where official documents from Dick Cheney`s "Energy Task Force" and other frequently discussed items such as the Abu Ghraib pictures can be found.

President Bush is evaluating plans to postpone the 2004 election in order to avoid a misleading impact like after the Al Qaeda assault in Madrid when opposition leader Luis Zapatero had replaced the Gulf War II supporting José María Aznar.

As Putin, Chirac, Schroeder and many other had expected, no weapons for mass destruction were found so that over 10.000 dead and tortured Iraqi people including their friends and relatives are unlikely to become those smiling Iraqis that George W. Bush had promised on his website.

Globally experts are now expecting the next generation of even higher motivated terrorists, so that the current concept for "war on terror" can be rated as nothing but the best possible support for terror groups.

Hate and rage have been driven way over any limit and the world has to accept, that a Muslim rather prefers to be dead than being exposed like on the American photos created at Abu Ghraib prison.

Bill Clinton expects U.S. troops for at least another 5 years in Iraq.

Gunnerpalace.com provides direct pictures from Iraq compiled by independent filmmaker Michael Tucker.

The Philippines have removed 11 from a total of 51 soldiers from Iraq.

The Red Cross has registered 107 infants around the age of 15 at Abu Ghraib from where eyewitness private Samuel Provance has reported a new line of bizarr atrocities conducted by U.S. interrogation experts also on young girls.

Home again ... Saddam Hussein has returned to Iraq.

The American military industry is delighted about another 5,7% rise in public spending for an expanded war on terror which has triggered the highest rise in terrorism since 21 years. Previous U.S. statistics had been incomplete as revealed by Colin Powell.

Iraq celebrates a new government led by President Sheikh Ghazi al-Yawar.

Former governor Paul Bremer is trying to explain where up to $20 billion from last year`s oil production have disappeared.

Don Rumsfeld has declared, that torturing conducted by his troops does comply with International law.

CIA chief James Pavitt has said, that only a handful informers had been necessary to convince President Bush of Gulf War II.

General Ricardo Sanchez will appear in front of the jury in the Abu Ghraib case.

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