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Titolo: nella I Guerra del Golfo i pozzi li hanno incendiati gli americani

      American Gulf War Veterans Association
      Joyce Riley vonKleist, RN, BSN spokesperson
      P.O.Box 85, Versailles, Missouri 65084
 
(573) 378-6049
 voice, 
(573) 378-5998
 fax
 
http://www.gulfwarvets.com/
      FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
      February 19, 2003
      Contact Person: Gary Treece
      GULF WAR VETERANS ASSOCIATION QUESTIONS WHO STARTED THE OIL WELL
      FIRES IN KUWAIT.
      For the past six years, the American Gulf War Veterans Association
      have 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. These testimonies are now being taken very seriously
      in light of recent revelations of the events that occurred during the
      first Gulf War.
      Joyce Riley, spokesperson for The American Gulf War Veterans
      Association is quoted as saying: "There was intentional
      misinformation given to the American people to generate support for
      Desert Storm often created by advertising agencies such as Hill and
      Knowlton."
      * Revelations regarding the "Incubator story," in which Republican
      Guard were reported to have thrown babies out of their incubators
      onto the cold floor turned out to be false and a "fraud on the
      American People." (S.R. 103-900).
      * The St. Petersburg Times disproved the report of satellite photos
      showing a thousand Iraqi tanks amassing on the Saudi border.
      * April Glaspie, US Ambassador, gave tacit approval to Saddam Hussein
      to invade Kuwait by saying, "We have no opinion on.your border
      dispute with Kuwait."
      * John Shalikashvilli, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and
      William Perry, Secretary of Defense wrote in a memo (obtained by the
      AGWVA) on May 25, 1994, "There is no information, classified or
      unclassified that indicates that chemical or biological weapons were
      used in the Persian Gulf." General Norman Schwartzkopf's NBC
      (nuclear, biological and chemical) logs (also obtained by the AGWVA)
      dated Feb. 27, 1991, and March 3, 1991, clearly disprove the above
      statement.
      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) and then set charges on the
      well heads. "We were mustered into the briefing tent at which point a
      gentleman whom I first had thought to be an American began to brief
      us on the operation. I was concerned because he was not wearing a US
      uniform and insignias."
      The information provided over a series of meetings with this veteran
      corroborates reports from other veterans who are totally unconnected
      with this individual. This testimony brings into serious question the
      integrity of the US government, as it provided information to the
      American public and military during the last Gulf War.
      The American Gulf War Veterans Association is presently dissenting on
      the war and has been joined by The British Gulf War Veterans and
      Families Association. Riley states that: "Not only is it our opinion
      that the Department of Defense has not been forthcoming about the
      severity of our military's illnesses, significant concern is now
      being raised over the causation as well."

uniform and insignias."
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