U.$. bombs civilians in Afghanistan

The united states is now bombing villages in 
Afghanistan in the hopes that Osama Bin Laden 
might be hiding somewhere and get hit by a bomb. 
On December 1 bombers hit the Afghanistan villages 
of Balut, Akal Khan and Gudara and possibly 
others.

Clearly willing to tolerate hundreds of direct 
civilian casualties the united states is 
underscoring why the majority of the world's 
people hate u.s. imperialism. The united states 
hypocritically condemns terrorist attacks on 
civilian targets within its own borders, but when 
it kills civilians in other countries that is just 
a part of the war (of course first we hear denials 
from u.s. officials even when they are faced with 
injured people in hospitals describing in detail 
the deaths from the bombing attacks). 

One villager from Gudara said: "Civilized 
countries talk about human rights and then they 
bomb us. Give my message to the Pentagon: This is 
our village. This is our only place for living." 
The official statement from the pentagon is that 
it regrets any unintended deaths. 


Notes: New York Times, December 2, 2001