Wikileaks expose American war crimes 2004-2009 - spsyed analyses Afghan War Diary logs

Wikileaks expose secret American war crimes -- spsyed analyses leaked Afghan War Diary logs. WikiLeaks released over 92,000 secret US military reports 'Afghan War Diary' covering its war imposed on Afghanistan. The leaked reports are written by US soldiers and intelligence officers. They describe a number of bloody operations carried out by US Task Force 373, a secret American assassination gang in the region. Wikileaks reveal civilian killings, 'friendly fire' deaths and shadowy American special murder gangs. The leaks also describe the majority of lethal US military actions from 2004 to 2009, giving the precise geographical location of each event, and major weapon systems used against unarmed Afghan civilians. Whistleblowers may email secret documents and videos to tyneham at boxbe dot com ; The leaked irrefutable evidence documents the conduct of the war imposed civilians in Afghanistan and Pakistan. US military continue to kill unarmed civilians in fake encounters, classifying the crimes against humanity as 'insurgent killed,' thus evading, subverting and perverting justice. The leaks continue to expose war crimes, lies, deceptions and propaganda that enable American war criminals to downplay and dismiss any criticism. The leaked reports confirm the vast range of collateral murders that are almost never reported by the American and European media groups but which account for the overwhelming majority of deaths and injuries of unarmed Afghan civilians. The leaked reports also contain related information from US Marines intelligence, US Embassies, and reports about corruption and development activity across Afghanistan. Wikileaks has delayed the release of additional 15,000 reports that would damage US image. Another 160,000 damaging secret documents may be banned by the US government or censored by Wikileaks. Whistleblowers may email secret documents and video to tyneham at boxbe dot com ; In April 2010, WikiLeaks released a video showing the killing of civilians by the US military in Baghdad in July 2007. The video shows a street in Baghdad and a group of about eight unarmed civilians, whom the helicopter pilots falsely identify as 'armed insurgents'. The unarmed civilians included Arab news reporters holding video and photographic cameras, working for Reuters. However, American war criminal on the helicopter claim that one of the individuals has "got an RPG (rocket-propelled grenade), I'm going to fire". Another remote American voice orders the pilot to "light 'em all up," the individuals on the street are shot by the helicopter gunship's cannon. A few minutes later a van drives to the scene, and its occupants appear to start picking up a wounded person. It, too, is fired upon, injuring two children, and killing 12 unarmed civilians in the collateral murder. The remote voice is heard praising the collateral murder as: 'Nice... good shoot'. Whistleblowers may email secret documents and videos to tyneham at boxbe dot com ; As part of the growing resistence or 'insurgency,' 16,000 improvised explosive devices (IED) are recorded in the Afghanistan war logs, rising over five years from 308 in 2004 to 7,155 in 2009. By disclosing such secret documents, WikiLeaks led by Julian Assange, is campaigning for freedom of information, seeking transparency as it continues to expose unethical behaviour by governments and corporations. As part of their campaign to minimise damage, American politicians and intelligence agents are set to impose selective and blanket ban on Internet websites, harass and persecute those who expose the war and financial crimes. Whistleblowers may email secret documents to tyneham at boxbe dot com ; German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle said it was too early to assess the impact of the revelations. British foreign secretary William Hague dismissed the potential impact of the exposed secret US military documents, claiming that "they should not be damaging the international efforts". American politicians and army said they will carry on business as usual. For further information http://www.wikileaks.org?google_youtube_spsyed ; http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/series/afghanistan-the-war-logs?google_youtube_spsyed ; http://www.spiegel.de/afghandocuments?google_youtube_spsyed ; http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/greenslade/2010/jul/26/press-freedom-wikileaks?google_youtube_spsyed ; Whistleblowers may email secret documents to tyneham at boxbe dot com ;