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I have put the substance of this report up

on a World-Action webpage:

http://www.world-action.co.uk/oilwells.html

 

And, regarding Iraq, and us, see this page:

BARIUM = WE AND IRAQ ARE " THE ENEMY "

http://www.world-action.co.uk/enemy.html

 

PLEASE FORWARD

 

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Aftermath News pjw56108

25 February 2003 05:22

pjw56108

GULF WAR VET ADMITS SETTING OIL

WELL FIRES UNDER UN COMMAND!

 

EVERY MEMBER OF THE UN SECURITY COUNCIL

ARMED AND AIDED SADDAM TO CREATE A GLOBAL

BOOGYMAN.

 

GULF WAR I WAS OVERSEEN AND COORDINATED

BY THE SAME UN CARRYING OUT THE CFR PLAN

FOR A NEW WORLD ORDER USING IRAQ AS THE

CATALYST.

 

THE MASSIVE EMPOWERMENT OF THE UN

CONTINUES IN A STAGED GOOD COP/BAD COP

THEATRICAL PRODUCTION TO HERD THE

SHEEP INTO THE UN CORRAL.

 

KEEP THESE FACTS IN MIND AS YOU READ THIS.

 

 

GULF WAR VET ADMITS SETTING OIL

WELL FIRES UNDER UN COMMAND!

 

During the past six years, the American Gulf War

Veterans Association has received numerous reports

from veterans stating that US forces were responsible

for the setting of the oil well fires at the end of

the Gulf War.

http://www.thepowerhour.com/postings-four/gulfwar-vet-admits-setting-oil-wel

l-fires-under-UN-command.htm

 

 

GULF WAR VET ADMITS SETTING OIL WELL

FIRES UNDER UN COMMAND!

 

During the past six years, the American Gulf War

Veterans Association has received numerous reports

from veterans stating that US forces were responsible

for the setting of the oil well fires at the end of

the Gulf War.

 

One veteran has now stepped forward and given a

detailed account of how he and others in special

teams, moved forward of the front, behind enemy lines

ahead of US forces, set explosive and incendiary

charges on the well heads, and remained hidden until

after the charges were remotely detonated and US

forces advanced beyond their position.

 

“We were mustered into the briefing tent at which

point a gentleman whom I first had thought to be an

American… but I was concerned because he was

wearing a UN uniform and insignias, began to brief

us on the operation.”

 

“There was concern that America, the American public,

might see this conflict as an unnecessary thing, and

we were asked to do this… or we were ordered to do

this in order to remove any… to sway any public

opinion… American public opinion to remove any doubts

whatsoever that Saddam Hussein and his regime were a

terrible evil that had to be dealt with.”

 

Stating that he was given a small number of wells

to set the charges on: “I carried out my mission

parameters and than I withdrew and concealed myself

until such a time as the front moved past me.”

 

The information provided over a series of meetings

with this veteran corroborates the reports from other

veterans who are totally unconnected with this

individual.

 

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Transcript taken from a conversation with a

Gulf War veteran who claims to have taken part

in the Oil Well Fires of Kuwait in 1991

http://www.thepowerhour.com/postings-four/transcript.htm

 

 

Did the US Military participate in starting the Oil

Well Fires of Kuwait in 1991?

 

The following is a transcript taken from a

conversation with a Gulf War veteran who claims to

have taken part in such a mission.

 

JR: What was the branch of service that you served in.

 

GV: For different reasons, I’d rather not state that.

 

JR: Fair enough. There are a lot of people afraid of

retaliation from the Gulf War. Do you understand why

they feel that way.

 

GV: Yes I do. I learned do to what I did in the

service, to live in a different world that most people

have been lead to believe exists only in their worst

nightmares.

 

JR: Now you were involved in an operation in Kuwait

that really no one has heard about until this point in

time. We’ve had five, four other reports of people

similar to yourself that have brought this to our

attention. You were chosen for a mission; and why do

you think you were chosen for this mission?

 

GV: We’re all a product of our environment, as a young

man I watched different movies and television shows,

and I remember thinking how incredibly cool Rambo was

and… things of that nature. There was so many media in

the form of movies, and commercials television that

primed me to except the idea that to win was

everything.

 

JR: And so the military sort of capitalizes on that

feeling?

 

GV: Oh very much so. They, they find… a lot of times

before they even get you into boot camp where they can

use your personality and…. your morals and… they

capitalize on these things and, and steer you as it

were into the training avenues where you will be most

beneficial to them.

 

JR: Lets go to the time of this mission in Kuwait. You

were, where were you when you learned about this

mission?

 

GV: We had just gotten back into camp the day before,

on a different mission, and we were actually in our

quarters resting when we were told to muster out into

the briefing tent, at which point a gentlemen who I

originally, who I had first assumed to be American but

I was concerned because he was wearing a U.N. uniform

and insignias. He began to brief us on the operation.

He pointed out the strategic points. And we were

briefed as a group. There were probably 30 to 40 in

the group. And then… we were asked to leave, and our

individual commanders were given the objectives for

their group. At which point our individual commanders

briefed us on our individual objectives, and then we

went and… we drew our gear. We were transported via

armor personal carrier close to the front at which

point we set out on foot, I acted alone.

 

JR: Why were you told that you were going to be doing

this mission? What were you told was the purpose of

this?

 

GV: There was concern that America, the American

public, might see this conflict as an unnecessary

thing, and we were asked to do this… or we were

ordered to do this in order to remove any… to sway any

public opinion… American public opinion to remove any

doubts whatsoever that Saddam Hussein and his regime

were a terrible evil that had to be dealt with.

 

JR: And what branches of the service were represented

in this briefing tent?

 

GV: I recognized faces from the Navy Seals, Marine

Force Recon, and Delta Force.

 

JR: Ok, now you’re on your way on your mission. You’ve

been taken by armored personnel carrier, you’re

dropped off to your area and what do you do then?

 

GV: Well then we moved through gaps in our lines to

where we’re actually forward of the front… As the

popular expression says “behind enemy lines”. We

traveled up, well I say we, well I, I was acting

alone. My mission objective was assigned to me

personally. I did not have a, an operative with me. I

moved forward and I… I carried out my mission

parameters, and then I moved, and then I withdrew and

concealed myself until such a time as the front moved

past me.

 

JR: Ok let me back up a second. You carried out your

mission, lets talk about that mission.

 

GV: Yes

 

JR: What was your mission? What were you told that you

were supposed to do?

 

GV: To damage… I was given (number deleted) Kuwaiti

oil wells to damage and to start a fire.

 

JR: And how did you do this?

 

GV: With the use of explosives and incendiaries.

 

JR: And how did you utilize these explosives? What

were these explosives?

 

GV: The explosive I used was C4. It’s light weight,

its easy to use, its very safe to transport. You take

it and… a wellhead is nothing more than a pipe

sticking out of the ground with… with valves, and it’s

not like a water well where it, where you have a top

that you can take off. It is completely sealed due to

the environmental concerns involved with crude oil.

The… depending on the sight of the well… the, the

valve is any where from three to six feet off of the

ground. I placed the explosive on the wellhead and the

incendiaries near by so that after the… after the

wellhead was damaged, that the incendiary could light

the crude oil to fire.

 

JR: And did you light it yourself?

 

GV: No I actually transmitted a signal via a

transmitter to a central location.

 

JR: Which basically told them the well had been set?

 

GV: The well had been set and they could detonate it

at their leisure.

 

JR: And what did you do then?

 

GV: Then I removed myself from the area… I egressed

from the area and concealed myself until our units had

advanced forward of me.

 

JR: And, I don’t understand. Help me understand what

you mean by that.

 

GV: The whole idea behind the operation was to make it

as if look as if the Republican Guard, while they were

retreating, had set the oil wells a fire in a panic to

keep us from getting them… and to villainize them.

This mission would not have been achieved if our

forces saw those involved were not Republican Guard.

 

JR: In other words you were in fear of your own men

seeing you basically?

 

GV: That is correct.

 

JR: Did you see any body else in the oil well field at

the time that you were there?

 

GV: No I did not.

 

JR: So you then egressed from the area, made sure that

your own men did not see you, and then the oil well

fires were started?

 

GV: Yes

 

JR: Did you see them start?

 

GV: I actually, due to where I was concealed I could

not see them, but due to the nature of … the operation

you could feel the explosions and you could hear the

fire.

 

JR: So the story that we are told, that the Republican

Guard in their retreating, they started them very

hastily, is not accurate?

 

GV: That is correct.

 

JR: Did you see any Republican Guard?

 

GV: In the entire (deleted) months that I spent in

that theater of operations I did not see one

individual that wore a Republican Guard uniform.

 

JR: Did you see any Iraqi troops that wore uniforms?

 

GV: I saw quite a few Iraqis troops that wore

uniforms.

 

JR: But you saw no Republican Guards?

 

GV: I saw no Republican Guard Uniforms.

 

JR: After this period of time when you started the oil

well fires, did you have any concerns that you had

started these fires, or did you think it was for the

best thing for this country?

 

GV: At the time, like I say due to the nature of my

mind set, it did not bother me.

 

JR: That was your job and your mission and you carried

it out.

 

GV: That is correct.

 

JR: Well I appreciate very much your being frank with

us and open about this because there are many people

that are now coming forward and saying the same thing.

That there were no Republican Guard anywhere around,

and that it was the American troops that actually

started the oil well fires. I want to thank you very

much, is there any thing you want to say in closing?

 

GV: I believe it’s a shame that our government is

getting ready to repeat mistakes… I believe. I went

over to fight what I thought was a common enemy of the

world, and I watched my friends bleed and die for this

cause, only for us to be stopped short of our

objective, our final objective. I have no reason to

believe that it will be any different this time. And I

understand the necessity for the loss of life to

protect our country. But loss and waste are two very

different things.

 

JR: And why are you coming forward, right now in

saying this?

 

GV: I feel that for us to return over there with this

current administrations mind set that it would, that

history would only repeat itself.

 

JR: Thank you very much, I do thank you, I salute you

for what you are doing.

 

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http://www.thepowerhour.com/postings-four/transcript.htm

 

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