فرار 9 آلاف جندي أمريكي من الجيش بسبب الحرب علي العراق

[المصابر]

فرار 9 آلاف جندي أمريكي من الجيش بسبب الحرب علي العراق
صحيفة "الجارديان " البريطانية تؤكد فرار عدداً كبيراً من الجنود الأمريكيين من الجيش أو من الانتساب إلية بسبب الحرب علي العراق . ذكرت صحيفة "الجارديان " البريطانية ، اليوم الثلاثاء ، أن عدداً كبيراً من الجنود الأمريكيين فروا من الجيش بسبب الحرب علي العراق .
وقالت الصحيفة أن الجنود الفارين من الجيش يتوجهون إلى كندا ويطلبون اللجوء السياسي فيها ويرون أن خرق الولايات المتحدة لقواعد الحرب في العراق تؤهلهم للحصول على اللجوء .
وأكدت الصحيفة في تقريرها الذي نشرته اليوم " أن وجود 400 جندي أمريكي في كندا من بين الجنود الـ 9 آلاف الذين فروا من الجيش منذ بدء الحرب على العراق في عام 2003 ، مشيرة إلى أن 20 منهم تقدموا بطلبات لجوء رسمية بينما يعيش الباقون بشكل سرى ودون إعلام للسلطات.
ونقلت الصحيفة عن الجندي الأمريكي "رايان جونسون" الذي استطاع عبور الحدود إلى كندا قوله " إنه تحدث مع العديد من الجنود العائدين من العراق والذين أخبروه عن حجم الرفض العراقي للوجود الأمريكي وفي المقابل ، يوم الجيش بقتل المدنيين وقصف الأحياء السكنية ، وأكد رايان أنه يقوم حاليا بجولة في كندا للحديث عن حقيقة هذه الحرب كجزء من نشاطه في حركة مناهضة الحرب " .
كما نقلت الصحيفة عن " لى زاسلوفسكى " منسق الحركة المناهضة للحرب قوله بأنه معجب بهؤلاء الشباب الذين يطلبون اللجوء ، مشيراً إلي أن الجيش يخدع المجندين لتحقيق أغراض ومكاسب معينة ".
المصدر :وكالة الأخبار الإسلامية - نبأ

[عبدالهادي2]

وهذا مردوده للبطولات التي سطرها المجاهدين هناك بعد الله سبحانه قالوا امريكا دوله عظمى ولايمكن لاحد ان يقف بوجهها ولكن المؤمن بالله اعظم من امريكاء والصحيح ان الحرب على العراق استفدنا منها كثيرا ابتدا من اكتشاف العملا الموجودين بيننا مرورا بمعرفتنا عن افاق
في الدين لم نكن نعرفها من قبل هذا الدين العظيم نصر الله من ينصره وهذه حكمه كونيه ابديه .. يتذكرها اولوا الالباب

[عربي سعودي]

هذه نتيجة المقدرات العسكرية لبقايا الحرس الجمهوري و فدائيو صدام التي ألحقت أذى بالمحتل الأمريكي يفوق كثيرا جدا تلك التي أوقعها الملا عمر بالأمريكان في أفغانستان و لذا فأغلب الجنود الأمريكيين يهربون من العراق و ليس من أفغانستان

[صمت الكلام]

الشريف لا يشارك في الحرب الغير شريفة
او بالاخص لا يلوث يداه ..... بدماء الابرياء ...

تفضلوا هذا المصدر في جريدة القارديان :::

Hundreds of deserters from the US armed forces have crossed into Canada and are now seeking political refugee status there, arguing that violations of the rules of war in Iraq by the US entitle them to asylum.
A decision on a test case involving two US servicemen is due shortly and is being watched with interest by fellow servicemen on both sides of the border. At least 20 others have already applied for asylum and there are an estimated 400 in Canada out of more than 9,000 who have deserted since the conflict started in 2003.

Ryan Johnson, 22, from near Fresno in California, was due to be deployed with his unit to Iraq in January last year but crossed the Canadian border in June and is seeking asylum. "I had spoken to many soldiers who had been in Iraq and who told me about innocent civilians being killed and about bombing civilian neighbourhoods," he told the Guardian.
"It's been really great since I've been here. Generally, people have been really hospitable and understanding, although there have been a few who have been for the war." He is now unable to return to the US. "I don't have a problem with that. I'm in Canada and that's that."

Mr Johnson said it was unclear exactly how many US soldiers were in Canada but he thought 400 was a "realistic figure". He had been on speaking tours across the country as part of a war resisters' movement and had come across other servicemen living underground.

Jeffry House, a Toronto lawyer who represents many of the men, said that an increasing number were seeking asylum. "There are a fair number without status and a fair number on student visas," he said, and under UN guidelines on refugee status they were entitled to seek asylum.

The first test cases involve Jeremy Hinzman, 26, who deserted from the 82 Airborne Division and Brandon Hughey from the 1st Cavalry Division. A decision on their applications is due within the next few weeks. If they are turned down the case will be taken to the federal appeal court and the Canadian supreme court, according to Mr House, a process that would last into next year at least.

All deserters, past and present, are placed on an FBI wanted list. Earlier this month, Allen Abney, 56, who deserted from the US marines 38 years ago during the Vietnam war, was arrested as he crossed into the US, a journey he had taken many times before without problem. He was held in a military jail in California for a few days, then discharged.

"They have resuscitated long-dormant warrants," said Mr House. "I know 15 people personally who have crossed 10 or more times without problems and then all of a sudden they are arresting people. It seems like it would be connected to Iraq."

Lee Zaslofsky, 61, the coordinator of the War Resisters' Support Campaign in Toronto, said that he was impressed by the young men who were seeking asylum. "Some have been to Iraq and others have heard what goes on there," he said. "Mainly, what they discuss is being asked to do things they consider repugnant. Most are quite patriotic ... Many say they feel tricked by the military."

During the Vietnam war between 50,000 and 60,000 Americans crossed the border to avoid serving

http://www.guardian.co.uk/internatio...740905,00.html