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Titolo: Clas: perche' non scherzi sull'anima de li mortacci tua e lasci stare gli altri??

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Scusa, non capisco.....ti da fastidio che smonto le tue cazzate che ripeti
sul NG dopo aver letto dei 100.000 su qualche giornaletto ?
Clas

perche' non scherzi sull'anima de li mortacci tua e lasci stare gli altri??
Ahhh ho capito..dev'essere per questo.....
Titolo :
Mortality before and after the 2003 invasion of Iraq:
cluster sample survey
Mortalità prima e dopo l'invasione dell'Iraq ( ATTENZIONE : notare la parola
"Invasione " ) : studio su un gruppo campione.
Sponsor dello studio : il filoKerry Center for International Emergency
Disaster and Refugee Studies.
Riporto giusto una delle dichiarazioni di rappresentanti di questo
Center.....
Naturalmente la notizia la prendo dalla rossa Associated Press, riportatata
dal sito filo comunista e filo islamico uruknet.
PARIS (AFP) Oct 08, 2004 - Interference by the Pentagon delivered a massive
blow to efforts to provide humanitarian relief for Iraq after last year's
war, according to two US aid experts who struggled with the conflict's
chaotic aftermath.
Burkle and Noji work at the Center for International Emergency, Disaster and
Refugee Studies at Johns Hopkins University Medical Institutions in
Baltimore.
http://www.uruknet.info/?s1=1&p=6203&s2=09
Clas


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E poi Marchino incolla _l'inizio_ di un lungo articolo, il quale
dovrebbe discreditare gli autori, espressione del peggior komunismo
amerikano.
Io lo metto _per intero_, per amor di verita'.
I commenti li lascio all'emulo di littorio feltri.
Pentagon meddling crippled post-war humanitarian aid for Iraq: US
experts
 
PARIS (AFP) Oct 08, 2004
Interference by the Pentagon delivered a massive blow to efforts to
provide humanitarian relief for Iraq after last year's war, according
to two US aid experts who struggled with the conflict's chaotic
aftermath.
In trenchant criticism, the pair say the Department of Defense
alienated aid workers, misjudged the scale of looting that wrecked
Iraq's health service and sent out bureaucrats who only served to
complicate matters.
The traditional American response to humanitarian emergencies and
natural disasters abroad is carried out by the State Department's US
Agency for International Development (USAID) and Office of Foreign
Disaster Assistance (OFDA).
In the months leading up to the war, these agencies trained up an
80-person team specially for Iraq, many of them with long expertise in
emergencies, says the commentary, published by Frederick Burkle and
Eric Noji in Saturday's Lancet.
But that initiative was hamstrung by the Pentagon which, breaking with
tradition, decided to set up its own humanitarian planning team, say
the authors.
That move sowed doubt and suspicion among non-governmental
organisations (NGOs) in relief work, they allege.
Many of these agencies distanced themselves, fearful that their
reputation for neutrality would be compromised on the ground if they
had to work with occupying troops, say Burkle and Noji.
"The situation was further complicated by the fact that the [Pentagon]
humanitarian planning team, citing secrecy, refused to disclose
crucial information needed for planning not only to international
relief organisations but also to other US military, government and
civilian agencies working on humanitarian relief," they add.
As confusion mounted between the rival State Department and Pentagon
relief initiatives, the US government decided to give overall
administrative control to the Department of Defense's team -- by now
named the Office of Reconstruction and Humanitarian Assistance (ORHA).
The big problem, though, was that Pentagon planners had not taken into
account the risk of looting after the fall of Saddam Hussein.
The pillaging wrecked clinics, hospitals, emptied pharmaceutical
stores and destroyed laboratories, "causing the collapse of the
already tottering health system," the commentary says.
That crisis was worsened by chronic insecurity, hours-long power cuts
and lack of sanitation.
Meanwhile, the ORHA team that was rushed to Baghdad was mainly staffed
by policy wonks, it says.
They had little field experience in relief operations, many were
ignorant of functions, charter and capabilities of UN agencies, Red
Cross organisations or NGOs, and they simply created another
unnecessary level of bureaucracy.
These staff, "comfortable with a top-down military-style command
structure," grappled to cope with the flexible, lateral approach
needed to tackle parallel problems such as providing water,
sanitation, food, fuel and medicine.
"Judging from the experience in Iraq, the armed forces should be
prevented form dominating humanitarian assistance as much as possible,
and should leave this task to agencies that have traditionally handled
humanitarian crises," the commentary adds.
Burkle and Noji work at the Center for International Emergency,
Disaster and Refugee Studies at Johns Hopkins University Medical
Institutions in Baltimore. 
Burkle, a doctor by training, was the major health planner at USAID
for Iraq and served as senior medical officer for the OFDA's disaster
assistance response team.
He was the first senior health diplomat to enter Baghdad and southern
Iraq after the collapse of the health system.
Noji was Burkle's deputy on the OFDA team, being deployed in Iraq from
March to May 2003, during the immediate relief phase.
Giovanni Cesaretti
-- 
"Non prenderei mai la tessera di un club
che mi accettasse tra i suoi soci"
Groucho Marx

 la parola "Invasione " )
Ma come gli sara' saltato in mente?
ATTENZIONE:
Si chiama "gita turistica con colazione al sacco".
-- 
Stardust®
"It is not anti-Semitic to criticize the policies
of the state of Israel." (Colin Powell)

Ahhh ho capito..dev'essere per questo.....
The major causes of death before the invasion were myocardial
infarction, cerebrovascular accidents, and other chronic disorders
whereas after the invasion violence was the primary cause of death.
Violent deaths were widespread, reported in 15 of 33 clusters, and
were mainly attributed to coalition forces. Most individuals
reportedly killed by coalition forces were women and children. The
risk of death from violence in the period after the invasion was 58
times higher (95% CI 8·1-419) than in the period before the war.
Si probabilmente e' per questo
Cristiano
****Guelfo Signature****
On Wed, 08 Sep 2004 11:44:43 GMT, 
pippo...@libero.it
 (Guelfo) wrote:
Perche' qualcosa non e' stata dimostrata non significa che sia vera.


LOL! :-)))
M.

 ti da fastidio che smonto le tue cazzate
Fantastico !
Babbaro, l'unica cosa che tu sei un grado di smontare, senza peraltro 
saperla rimontare, è la casa della Barbie.
Capisci ?
Saluti
Il GecKo
-- 
"che penserà la gente Mr. Kane" "Quello che dico Io " (Quarto potere)
La ricchezza è concentrata nelle mani di pochi italiani(gli emiliani)
(Class, detto anche "El Barbaro del Ritmo" su it.politica)
Smettila di dire queste cazzate!! Le armi ci sono!!Mi vien voglia di 
andare in Iraq domani solo per trovarle e poterti così sputtanare! 
(Guelfo su it.politica) 

 
Embargo.
Grazie...ripassi domani, magari munito di maggiore cultura in materia.
Saluti
Il GecKo
-- 
"che penserŕ la gente Mr. Kane" "Quello che dico Io " (Quarto potere)
La ricchezza č concentrata nelle mani di pochi italiani(gli emiliani)
(Class, detto anche "El Barbaro del Ritmo" su it.politica)
Smettila di dire queste cazzate!! Le armi ci sono!!Mi vien voglia di 
andare in Iraq domani solo per trovarle e poterti cosě sputtanare! 
(Guelfo su it.politica) 


Menti sapendo di MENTINE!!!!!
A me ha smontato lo scroto già diverse volte.
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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH
dimmi, nel 2003 l'export è crollato o è aumentato?
dimmi, nel 2003 eravano in stagnazione oppure no?
ciao cialtrone...