This latest outrage will come as no surprise to many of us here: Well done Celtic League and yes, the English need a thorough investigation of their colonial abuse of occupied nations down the years.
BRITISH ARMY MORE ABUSE ALLEGATIONS
Just hours after the Celtic League added its voice to criticisms bythe Manx Nationalist Party of the policy of allowing military recruitment in Isle of Man schools more examples of the despicable behaviour of British Forces in Iraq have been highlighted
It has been alleged that British soldiers forced a boy of 14 to carry out an act of oral sex on a fellow male prisoner in Iraq.
The shocking new allegations are to be investigated by the Royal Military Police (RMP). Should the allegations be proven, it would mark a new sordid low in the behaviour of British troops in Iraq, and is sure to further tarnish the reputation of the United Kingdom in the Middle East.
Speaking about the victim at the centre of the latest allegation Phil Shiner (a solicitor at Public Interest Lawyers who is acting in several cases) said:
"Hassan, 14, was forced to give a man oral sex and maintain a prolonged simulated sex position. The watching soldiers laughed out loud. The MoD wants us to believe these were isolated incidents in Iraq andthat the "few bad apples" thesis prevails. But has there been systematic abuse by the British during its occupation of Iraq?"
Sir Jock Stirrup, the Chief of Defence Staff, speaking on BBC One's Andrew Marr Show was keen to stress that the latest abuse allegations would be subject to proper police investigations. However, an investigation of these matters by the Royal Military Police in these circumstances could not be claimed to be objective and it is past time that there was independent International scrutiny of the appalling abuses perpetrated by British and other coalition forces in Iraq.
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Monday, 14 July 2008
Saturday, 28 June 2008
Blood drips from the English bastards hands
Blood drips from the English hands in Ireland; May the English bastards burn in hell !
CELTIC LEAGUE - PRESS INFORMATION
DUBLIN BOMBING SECRETS - JUST A COMPUTER CLICK AWAY FROM MARYFIELD SPY HQ
"The best possible responses to the tragedies of the past is to ensurethey can never happen again".
This comment was made in the Dail recently by An Taoiseach, BrianCowen, when responding to queries from Deputies about collusion bythe British government in atrocities such as the Dublin and Monaghanbombings.
The comment is contained as part of documentation provided by theOffice of the Taoiseach in reply to a query from the Celtic Leaguein May of this year. See link at:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/celtic_league/message/2631
Obviously, the Celtic League welcome the response from the Taoiseach'sOffice on this matter.
However, whilst the information supplied in relation to the Governmentsposition is comprehensive sadly it reinforces our view that the Irishgovernment wishes to continue a process of cover-up which has deniedjustice for so long to those who were killed and maimed and the relativeswho have campainged.
Perhaps what is most ironic about the current situation is that withinthe past twelve months the same British Intelligence Services, whose hands many believe are dripping with the blood of those murdered in Dublin and Monaghan, have commissioned a new facility in the Northof Ireland (at Maryfield, Holywood, Belfast.
Files critical to understanding the rationale behind the bombing atrocityand the identities of those in British Intellegence who helped perpetrate it are just a computer click away. But nobody in the Maryfield complex is talking and, more significantly, no one in the Taoiseachs Office is asking.
Related articles on Celtic News at:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/celtic_league/message/2267http://groups.yahoo.com/group/celtic_league/message/2181http://groups.yahoo.com/group/celtic_league/message/2122http://groups.yahoo.com/group/celtic_league/message/2104
J B Moffatt
Director of Information
Celtic League
28/06/08
The Celtic League has branches in the six Celtic Countries. It worksto promote cooperation between these countries and campaigns on abroad range of political, cultural and environmental matters. It highlightshuman rights abuse, monitors all military activity and focuses onsocio-economic issues.
TEL (UK)01624 877918 MOBILE (UK)07624 491609
Internet site at:
http://celticleague.nethttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/celtic_league/
CELTIC LEAGUE - PRESS INFORMATION
DUBLIN BOMBING SECRETS - JUST A COMPUTER CLICK AWAY FROM MARYFIELD SPY HQ
"The best possible responses to the tragedies of the past is to ensurethey can never happen again".
This comment was made in the Dail recently by An Taoiseach, BrianCowen, when responding to queries from Deputies about collusion bythe British government in atrocities such as the Dublin and Monaghanbombings.
The comment is contained as part of documentation provided by theOffice of the Taoiseach in reply to a query from the Celtic Leaguein May of this year. See link at:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/celtic_league/message/2631
Obviously, the Celtic League welcome the response from the Taoiseach'sOffice on this matter.
However, whilst the information supplied in relation to the Governmentsposition is comprehensive sadly it reinforces our view that the Irishgovernment wishes to continue a process of cover-up which has deniedjustice for so long to those who were killed and maimed and the relativeswho have campainged.
Perhaps what is most ironic about the current situation is that withinthe past twelve months the same British Intelligence Services, whose hands many believe are dripping with the blood of those murdered in Dublin and Monaghan, have commissioned a new facility in the Northof Ireland (at Maryfield, Holywood, Belfast.
Files critical to understanding the rationale behind the bombing atrocityand the identities of those in British Intellegence who helped perpetrate it are just a computer click away. But nobody in the Maryfield complex is talking and, more significantly, no one in the Taoiseachs Office is asking.
Related articles on Celtic News at:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/celtic_league/message/2267http://groups.yahoo.com/group/celtic_league/message/2181http://groups.yahoo.com/group/celtic_league/message/2122http://groups.yahoo.com/group/celtic_league/message/2104
J B Moffatt
Director of Information
Celtic League
28/06/08
The Celtic League has branches in the six Celtic Countries. It worksto promote cooperation between these countries and campaigns on abroad range of political, cultural and environmental matters. It highlightshuman rights abuse, monitors all military activity and focuses onsocio-economic issues.
TEL (UK)01624 877918 MOBILE (UK)07624 491609
Internet site at:
http://celticleague.nethttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/celtic_league/
Sunday, 25 May 2008
Please take that extra step to help Celtic Cornish campaigner - Tony Leamon
Here's the latest message I've received from those who support Cornishman Tony Leamon in his brave stand against the English police force who control his Country. We shall be supporting him in solidarity :
May I invite you to read this message and if you are a member of a group or organisation or have friends, to pass it on to achieve the largest possible response. Let us together with true Celtic solidarity and in a peaceful manner make a difference in support of our friend, Tony Leamon - a Cornishman who said 'I am Cornish'. Thankyou.
Celtic Cornish activist and cultural campaigner, Tony Leamon from Falmouth in Cornwall again answers his police bail on Wednesday 2nd July, 2008 when he once more he will report to the custody centre at Camborne Police Station.
It will have been 10 months since his initial arrest by heavily armed police who searched his house and seized his Cornish books, flags and other possessions. Since that time, he has obediently answered his bail on three occasions and been subject of three lengthy and pressured interrogations concerning alleged terrorist activity even though the search revealed no firearms or other materials designed to cause damage or injury.
Although he battles with cancer and Myalgic Encephalopathy and cares for his 94 year old war vet father as well as his mother who has herself suffered cancer, Mr Leamon, a pacifist, has faced the situation with great bravery and good humour.
Known locally as 'the Cornish Giant', he travels everywhere by public transport and never fails to proclaim his Celtic Cornishness with a broad smile as well as giving his time generously to the Cornish cause and other local cultural activities. He has made friends in most of the Celtic Nations and embraces the uniqueness of Celtic culture and beliefs.
He bears no malice against the local police but is critical of the management of the Devon & Cornwall Constabulary with its very obvious control by outside influences. Indeed, in Cornwall, the police are now regarded as being alike colonial masters and have lost much public support.
A sinister side to this whole affair is the complete refusal of the mainstream media in Cornwall to give this matter any public airing and other Cornish activists subject of raids and arrests who were subsequently released without charge have only be given minimal press coverage. The silence has been deafening. This has led many to believe that the media is subject of control and censorship, a situation which has previously been the case in the Duchy where hidden powers wield great control.
Again, following 10 months police bail which has placed many restrictions on his life, Tony Leamon faces his eventual fate on Wednesday 2nd July, 2008.
There has been worldwide support for this man with scores of messages sent not only to him but to the police themselves and there has recently been a surprising turn of events. A local journalist has asked to hear from those who have supported Mr Leamon down these long and painful months. Ginette Harris who writes for the West Briton newspaper would be pleased to hear from anyone who has been in communication with the police, the press, the Crown Prosecution Service or Mr Leamon himself.
She has asked letters take a certain format: where you live, why you are supporting him, any activities you may have undertaken to assist him , for example, handing out leaflets, offering money, phone calls, letter writing, e-mails etc.
Please e-mail Ginette at: gharris@c-dm.co.uk and also leave a message on the West Briton's contact site, to be found here:
http://www.thisiscornwall.co.uk/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=232606&command=newPage
You are also invited to copy your correspondence to the police themselves at:
Police.Enquiries@devonandcornwall.pnn.police.uk
asking for your e-mail to be copied to Detective 196 Hampson of Bodmin CID and to disclosed to Mr. Leamon's lawyer - Mrs G. McKinley of Vivian, Thomas & Jervis Solicitors, PO Box 23, Falmouth, Cornwall TR11 3UF as well as the Crown Prosecution Service.
You may care to send a message via this website contact if you fear the police (not uncommon in Cornwall) or if you wish to remain anonymous. Don't forget to clearly state that the message refers to Tony Leamon of Falmouth, Cornwall and that what you say is for the attention of Devon & Cornwall Police - DC 196 Hampson Bodmin CID and Mrs. G. McKinley his solicitor.
https://secure.crimestoppers-uk.org/ams.form.anonymous.asp
If you feel able, why not express your views to those who allegedly control the police - a little like school governors, the Devon & Cornwall Police Authority at:
PolAuth@devonandcornwall.pnn.police.uk
You are also invited to view a special site which has been set up at:
http://cornwall-police-watch.blogspot.com/
Although Tony Leamon's dignified behaviour when faced with the huge and increasingly authoritarian state may be known around the globe, it has received very little coverage in his home country of Cornwall. Let us all work together and try to change this.
Whatever you do, we sincerely thank you and rest assured that even if the decision is made to charge Mr. Leamon, the evidence will surely have been trumped up by one of the least efficient and most complained about police forces in Great Britain.
A little effort on your part will help Tony Leamon in his brave battle against the cruel system in place in Cornwall today, a battle which may end up with him being made into the latest victim in a small Celtic Country where those who ask 'why?' or say 'no' are subject to the full force of the English Imperial & Colonial System.
'The Tony Leamon Support Group'
May I invite you to read this message and if you are a member of a group or organisation or have friends, to pass it on to achieve the largest possible response. Let us together with true Celtic solidarity and in a peaceful manner make a difference in support of our friend, Tony Leamon - a Cornishman who said 'I am Cornish'. Thankyou.
Celtic Cornish activist and cultural campaigner, Tony Leamon from Falmouth in Cornwall again answers his police bail on Wednesday 2nd July, 2008 when he once more he will report to the custody centre at Camborne Police Station.
It will have been 10 months since his initial arrest by heavily armed police who searched his house and seized his Cornish books, flags and other possessions. Since that time, he has obediently answered his bail on three occasions and been subject of three lengthy and pressured interrogations concerning alleged terrorist activity even though the search revealed no firearms or other materials designed to cause damage or injury.
Although he battles with cancer and Myalgic Encephalopathy and cares for his 94 year old war vet father as well as his mother who has herself suffered cancer, Mr Leamon, a pacifist, has faced the situation with great bravery and good humour.
Known locally as 'the Cornish Giant', he travels everywhere by public transport and never fails to proclaim his Celtic Cornishness with a broad smile as well as giving his time generously to the Cornish cause and other local cultural activities. He has made friends in most of the Celtic Nations and embraces the uniqueness of Celtic culture and beliefs.
He bears no malice against the local police but is critical of the management of the Devon & Cornwall Constabulary with its very obvious control by outside influences. Indeed, in Cornwall, the police are now regarded as being alike colonial masters and have lost much public support.
A sinister side to this whole affair is the complete refusal of the mainstream media in Cornwall to give this matter any public airing and other Cornish activists subject of raids and arrests who were subsequently released without charge have only be given minimal press coverage. The silence has been deafening. This has led many to believe that the media is subject of control and censorship, a situation which has previously been the case in the Duchy where hidden powers wield great control.
Again, following 10 months police bail which has placed many restrictions on his life, Tony Leamon faces his eventual fate on Wednesday 2nd July, 2008.
There has been worldwide support for this man with scores of messages sent not only to him but to the police themselves and there has recently been a surprising turn of events. A local journalist has asked to hear from those who have supported Mr Leamon down these long and painful months. Ginette Harris who writes for the West Briton newspaper would be pleased to hear from anyone who has been in communication with the police, the press, the Crown Prosecution Service or Mr Leamon himself.
She has asked letters take a certain format: where you live, why you are supporting him, any activities you may have undertaken to assist him , for example, handing out leaflets, offering money, phone calls, letter writing, e-mails etc.
Please e-mail Ginette at: gharris@c-dm.co.uk and also leave a message on the West Briton's contact site, to be found here:
http://www.thisiscornwall.co.uk/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=232606&command=newPage
You are also invited to copy your correspondence to the police themselves at:
Police.Enquiries@devonandcornwall.pnn.police.uk
asking for your e-mail to be copied to Detective 196 Hampson of Bodmin CID and to disclosed to Mr. Leamon's lawyer - Mrs G. McKinley of Vivian, Thomas & Jervis Solicitors, PO Box 23, Falmouth, Cornwall TR11 3UF as well as the Crown Prosecution Service.
You may care to send a message via this website contact if you fear the police (not uncommon in Cornwall) or if you wish to remain anonymous. Don't forget to clearly state that the message refers to Tony Leamon of Falmouth, Cornwall and that what you say is for the attention of Devon & Cornwall Police - DC 196 Hampson Bodmin CID and Mrs. G. McKinley his solicitor.
https://secure.crimestoppers-uk.org/ams.form.anonymous.asp
If you feel able, why not express your views to those who allegedly control the police - a little like school governors, the Devon & Cornwall Police Authority at:
PolAuth@devonandcornwall.pnn.police.uk
You are also invited to view a special site which has been set up at:
http://cornwall-police-watch.blogspot.com/
Although Tony Leamon's dignified behaviour when faced with the huge and increasingly authoritarian state may be known around the globe, it has received very little coverage in his home country of Cornwall. Let us all work together and try to change this.
Whatever you do, we sincerely thank you and rest assured that even if the decision is made to charge Mr. Leamon, the evidence will surely have been trumped up by one of the least efficient and most complained about police forces in Great Britain.
A little effort on your part will help Tony Leamon in his brave battle against the cruel system in place in Cornwall today, a battle which may end up with him being made into the latest victim in a small Celtic Country where those who ask 'why?' or say 'no' are subject to the full force of the English Imperial & Colonial System.
'The Tony Leamon Support Group'
Saturday, 10 May 2008
The English & their Imperial System
By their nature, the English like to possess, to overwhelm, to deny and to destroy. They have an inherent superiority and arrogance. This was again revealed recently in a survey when the English were described variously as 'insular' 'arrogant' 'binge drinkers' 'quarrelsome' 'self important' and so on.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1939201/Rough-Guide-to-England%2C-an-irritating-place.html#continue
This is confirmed in the subsequent postings on many websites and newspapers which carried this article.
The English can easily be identified as being shaven headed, the males with more ear rings than the females, covered by a variety of tatooes, wearing a football shirt normally a size or two too small and celebrating the fact that their third rate football team won the football world cup some 42 years ago.
The fact that the Irish gained independence from their Empire 80 odd years ago irritates them as does the growing possibility of Scottish independence in the aftermath of the 2010 referendum.
The English never recovered from loss of Empire and as a result of this are expected to fight to retain some possessions which are not their own in the form of Cymru and Kernow.
They love to cause upset by flying their St. George's Flag as a symbol of superiority and will commonly use phrases such as 'English' Passport, 'English' registered car and so on as the majority do not understand the difference between England and Britain.
They are very militaristic although do not realise that their armed forces have reduced considerably. Anything European, including the Euro, is mistrusted because through the eyes of the English, Europeans are a lesser species.
Individually charming but when in a crowd, dangerous, the English believe the world owes them a living and as recent poll results show, are becoming increasingly right wing and insular.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1939201/Rough-Guide-to-England%2C-an-irritating-place.html#continue
This is confirmed in the subsequent postings on many websites and newspapers which carried this article.
The English can easily be identified as being shaven headed, the males with more ear rings than the females, covered by a variety of tatooes, wearing a football shirt normally a size or two too small and celebrating the fact that their third rate football team won the football world cup some 42 years ago.
The fact that the Irish gained independence from their Empire 80 odd years ago irritates them as does the growing possibility of Scottish independence in the aftermath of the 2010 referendum.
The English never recovered from loss of Empire and as a result of this are expected to fight to retain some possessions which are not their own in the form of Cymru and Kernow.
They love to cause upset by flying their St. George's Flag as a symbol of superiority and will commonly use phrases such as 'English' Passport, 'English' registered car and so on as the majority do not understand the difference between England and Britain.
They are very militaristic although do not realise that their armed forces have reduced considerably. Anything European, including the Euro, is mistrusted because through the eyes of the English, Europeans are a lesser species.
Individually charming but when in a crowd, dangerous, the English believe the world owes them a living and as recent poll results show, are becoming increasingly right wing and insular.
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