Do Iraqis want the US to leave Iraq?

[katinmn]

That would be a "Hell Yeah!" according to the six-member delegation of Iraqi union leaders that have been criss-crossing the U.S. since June 10. They wrap up their tour on Sunday.


Iraqi Labor Leaders Call for Solidarity, An End to US Occupation
ILCA Online, Washington D.C. - Jun 24, 2005
... USLAW activist David Bacon presented a series of slides taken on a recent trip to Iraq and spoke about his meetings and interviews with Iraqi labor leaders. ...
Iraqi labor leaders welcomed across US People's Weekly World
Iraqi oil workers lament lack of jobs OregonLive.com
A View from Iraqi Oil Fields comes to the US Iraq Occupation Watch
Willamette Week - all 6 related »
Iraq Union Leaders Speak About Labor Movement (2)
Scoop.co.nz (press release), New Zealand - Jun 23, 2005
... They are speakers on the Iraq Labor Solidarity Tour sponsored by US Labor Against the War.". (Chicago) – Iraqi labor leaders Falah Awan and Amjad Ali Aljawhry ...

Iraqi labor leaders meet with San Pedro activists
Daily Breeze, CA - Jun 18, 2005
... The two Iraqi men spoke through translators about the challenges today in their native land to about 60 labor leaders and activists opposed to the war at the ...

Iraqi Labor Leaders Protest Unemployment
KGO, CA - Jun 20, 2005
June 20 (ABC7) — A group of Iraqi labor leaders are in the Bay Area talking about what they describe as the war's detrimental effect on the labor picture in ...

Iraqi labor leaders fight for rights
Washington Times, DC - Jun 10, 2005
... 9 (UPI) -- Iraqi labor leaders plan to meet with US lawmakers and other officials to drum up support for greater workers' rights in Iraq, organizers say. ...

Iraqi labor leader calls for immediate withdrawal of US troops
Newsday, NY - Jun 23, 2005
... Rashed is part of a six-member delegation of Iraqi labor leaders who have been touring the United States, explaining the plight of Iraqi workers. ...

Iraqi Labor Activists Touring US Call for End to Occupation
The NewStandard, NY - Jun 21, 2005
Jun 21 - Six Iraqi labor leaders are finishing up a twenty city tour of the United States this week, spreading word of their plight and seeking support for ...

Iraqi Workers Fight Occupation and Privatization
Political Affairs Magazine, NY - Jun 22, 2005
A group of trade union leaders representing various Iraqi labor unions called for the end of the US-led occupation at a press conference in Washington, DC ...

Iraqi duo says unions needed in their homeland
Pittsburgh Post Gazette, PA - Jun 21, 2005
... "We don't need a baby sitter.". The two men are part of a national tour of Iraqi labor leaders sponsored by an organization called US Labor Against the War. ...

Amjad Ali Aljawhry 'Takes Five'
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, WI - Jun 21, 2005
... On Monday, two Iraqi labor leaders, Falah Alwan and Amjad Ali Aljawhry, came to Milwaukee to discuss the Iraqi labor movement. Both ...

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[katinmn]

1. kick!

[SHRED]

2. Of course they do...

that is what they thought they were voting for.

[lonestarnot]

3. Squatters OUT!

[frictionlessO]

4. a'yep and hell yeah... nommy! n /t

[jmatthan]

5. The testimony at the War Tribunal on Iraq

which I watched on the internet today had Iraqi women, men of all denominations say that the first step should be that the Occupiers leave Iraq. There will be no Civil War. Iraqis of all religions and ethnic backgrounds have lived peacefully for 4000 years.

They showed evidence that Negroponte's Salvador solution was well in place.

The live documentary film about Fallujah, which could not be watched online, is obviously horrendous, as could be seen from the faces of the people in the audience who were watching it.

The especially brutal group mentioned was the US 82 Airborne Division who were called the worst possible vile names by the Iraqis - so please do not anymore say you stand behind all your American troops. Some of them are guilty of crimes worse than even what the Nazis did - listen to what the people of Fallujah have to say.

Is the War Tribunal being reported by ANY American Mainstream Media? Obviously not. It would shock you beyond any limit that you may have set for yourself and your country.

Jacob Matthan
http://MoveTheUN.blogspot.com
Oulu, Finland

[katinmn]

6. Thanks, jmatthan. I have been aware of the Tribunal

taking place this week. I have looked in on the meeting from my computer but I always seem to do so at the wrong time.

You're right. It is NOT being mentioned by any corporate owned US media. But I learned about it through the alternative media. Blogs and independent media are the only media we have anymore.

The rest is all marketing.