Iraq: Brit Soldiers Dressed As Arabs In car Packed With Explosives Captured

Umm... to all the bush bashers, what does this have to do with Bush? Thank you.

Uhhh...from all the non-bush bashers...what does this have to do with Bush?

Take it else where. There's something seriously wrong here.

[edit on 9-19-2005 by Valhall]

It's looking more and more like the Brits got caught red-handed in the middle of a false flag operation or they are supplying the resistance.

Basra could explode over this.
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The whole country could explode over this. What was their target in this deal? What can they say against terrorists? "You blow up - we deliver???" What can they say?

Nothing! And by the way, "when we get caught - we get out! "

[edit on 9-19-2005 by Valhall]

The best I can come up with is that the US/Brits are formenting this "innevitable civil war" we keep hearing about.

It makes little sense to me to have Iraqis killing other Iraqis while they have a common enemy occupying them.
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This will not hit main stream media.

Bets anyone?

DIVIDE AND CONQUER.

This is part of a campaign to insight civil war in iraq, and to defame the noble iraqi resistance. It's been going for ages now especially in the city of basrah.
These undercover agents killing iraqi civilians while the international community is non the wiser.

These men are from the Forces Recovery Unit, British military inteligence set up to infiltrate and extract information.This time the agents made a mistake, caught red handed.

Just look at their disgusting faces.







Why are they doing this. Divide and conquer, insight civil war, defame the resistance and hence stop the support of it. But also this article is very telling, it was supposd to come out just after these british agents suceeded in their false flag operations. It is an excuse to bring more troops in.




I told you. The resistance would never hurt their own families, their own people, the ones they are fighting to protect.

The british recently stormed the jail these criminal spies where held in, and helped them to escape.




I CAN SEE.

I CAN SEE RIGHT THROUGH THEM.

Gools




AND so the rays of TRUTH break through in the end, Shining with the light of a THOUSAND SUNS! Logic and sanity prevails!



[edit on 19-9-2005 by Syrian Sister]

Duty. Honor. Country.

If Americans solders where told to do the same by their superiors, would they, do you think?

Two British soldiers dressed as Arabs, driving a car with guns and explosives, are stopped at a checkpoint.

The Brits fire, and kill one Iraqi policeman.

The Brits are subsequently captured and jailed.

Two British armored vehicles come under attack, supposedly by followers of Muqtada Al Sadr.

It is rumored that the Iraqi police force in Basra has been infiltrated and overtaken by followers of Al Sadr.

Because of this infiltration, speculation is that the two Brits may have been part of an intelligence gathering operation.

The Brits are rescued and/or have their release negotiated.

That's where we seem to be at right now.

So that makes it ok to kill?

I went back and re-read my post, but couldn't find where I said that. Help me out, SC. Show me where I said that.

How does anyone know who they 'follow'?

You also missed the part where the Brits destroyed the jail, and released the prisoners....

The Brits open fired and killed, But I think I miss misinterpreted, you are saying that the police officer that got killed was a bad guy really. Right?



[edit on 19-9-2005 by SpittinCobra]

Also where an Iraqi official said they opened fire on a crowded market managing to NOT KILL ANYONE, a police station, and hit two police officers. Also claiming there were NO FATALITIES.

No, I am saying that the Brits were the bad guys.

Don't you get it?

They were caught in a False Flag Attack.

The terrorists killing Iraqis are really the Brits!

I was merely repeating what was said on the video. Did you watch that video?

No, I didn't miss it.

There were two accounts given: one, the tanks destroyed the jail and grabbed the prisoners; two, the tanks crashed the wall and then the prisoners' release was negotiated. Take your pick. End result is the same.

Or are we worried about property damage here?

Syrian Sister, you've got to understand why the nay-sayers are the way they are.. so much has been flouted during this war that most people don't know what to believe in..

But when proof of a story is presented, the tides will sway..

Also, I'm not sure where you got those pictures, or how long they'll be available.. because every news source I've seen show's these guys' faces blurred at the request of the MoD.. I copied both pictures and I'll upload them to ATS if the pics get taken down..


Picture backups:
files.abovetopsecret.com...
files.abovetopsecret.com...

[edit on 9/19/2005 by QuietSoul]

What I was doing was laying out a timeline to make some sense of what happened before jumping to conclusions. I made no judgement calls about the big bad Brits or leap to a conclusion that they have been the ones detonating the car bombs all along. That is for others to do.

What I will say is that it is possible that the policeman killed was loyal to Al Sadr. And I think Al Sadr is a disruptive force in Iraq.

But I doubt the Brits had time to determine if the man they shot was loyal to Al Sadr or not.

Interesting how the BBC report had their faces blurred out. I guess their days of covert ops are over thanks to SS.

Breakdown of authority in Basra (a British-controlled city) where Al-Sadr is now rumored to be in control. How can there be an enemy who manages to control the police? Doesn't that imply a mandate from the locals?

So if these guys were fired upon by "iraqi cops" who are actually followers of al-Sadr, then one can see how they might have had the right to respond, but the Iraqi roundtable on the linked BBC video says that these men fired first. The video also says that the Brits responded (off-camera) to the riot and killed one protestor, injuring three.

IMO, this is exactly the way the war-planners wanted it to go. It'll be very costly (read: profitable) to create a free Iraq.


[edit on 20-9-2005 by smallpeeps]

Does anyone know what division they were from? Their names?

This is all important information that should be researched :x