NATO troops' dead give-away, Nazi regalia & behaviour

[TonyGosling]

01Nov06 - various - Bild Zeitung: German NATO soldiers use Nazi 'Totenkopf' symbol in desecrating human graves
http://www.bilderberg.org/skulbone.htm#soldiers
18th Century French (Grand Orient) masonic writing wallet
http://www.bilderberg.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=131
One of Bild-Zeitung's pictures of German troops in Afghanistan shows remains arranged into a 'skull and crossbones' symbol. Well looks like firther evidence that NATO may, in some way, be a modern manifestation of the Nazis.
It is this connection which has made the German Authorities so sensitive about this issue - and why the photo itself does not appear to be available on the net - though I saw it flash up on Channel 4 news on Saturday night 28th October 2006.
Tony

New Afghan skull photos released
http://www.gulf-daily-news.com/Story.asp?Article=160230&Sn=WORL&IssueI D=29223

BERLIN: A German newspaper yesterday published new photographs of German soldiers desecrating human bones in Afghanistan, including a mock execution of a skeleton assembled from various human remains.
The images were published three days after photographs of soldiers striking poses with skulls were plastered across a leading newspaper.
Germany on Friday suspended two soldiers for involvement in the desecration. Yesterday, Bild published a front-page photograph of a soldier holding a pistol to a skull assembled with other bones to form a human skeleton. The paper said more soldiers may have been involved in the scandal than previously thought. In another picture, a soldier sat on a mound of earth above a skull and crossed bones. A further image showed a pit filled with bones, which Bild said was near Kabul.
The Defence Ministry said the two suspended soldiers were involved in images taken in 2003. Others were said to be from 2004.
German Defence Ministry attempts to censor NATO=Nazi story

Further Afghan desecration photos published in Germany
http://euronews.net/create_html.php?page=detail_info&article=387859&ln g=1
The German paper Bild [Zeitung] has published more photographs purporting to show German soldiers desecrating human bones in Afghanistan. The latest images show a mock execution of a skeleton assembled from various human remains. The paper's publication of photos on Wednesday led to the suspension of two of the soldiers involved.
Nine suspects have been investigated on the matter so far. The paper says more soldiers may have been involved in the scandal than previously thought. There are growing fears that German troops could now be exposed to greater dangers.
On Thursday, Germany told its embassies to tighten security measures due to concerns the photos could harm its image abroad. The German Defence Ministry said on Friday the two soldiers suspended were involved in images taken in 2003.

above link is to one of the pictures the German Defense Ministry is trying to censor

German NATO troops use skull and crossed bones
German paper publishes new Afghan skull photos
Saturday, October 28, 2006; 7:18 AM
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/10/28/AR2006 102800336.html
BERLIN (Reuters) - A German newspaper on Saturday published new photographs purporting to show German soldiers desecrating human bones in Afghanistan, including a mock execution of a skeleton assembled from various human remains.
The images were published three days after photographs of soldiers striking poses with skulls were plastered across a leading newspaper. Germany on Friday suspended two soldiers for involvement in the desecration.
On Saturday, Bild published a front-page photograph of a soldier holding a pistol to a skull assembled with other bones to form a human skeleton. The paper said more soldiers may have been involved in the scandal than previously thought.
In another picture, a soldier sat on a mound of earth above a skull and crossed bones. A further image showed a pit filled with bones, which Bild said was near Kabul.
The Defense Ministry said on Friday the two suspended soldiers were involved in images taken in 2003. Others were said to be from 2004.
Chancellor Angela Merkel vowed to seek out and punish those responsible and appealed to the Afghan people to react calmly to the scandal.
Fears have arisen that German troops could be exposed to greater dangers after the publication of the photos.
"It is essential that Afghanistan sees that such offences will not be tolerated, but instead pursued relentlessly and punished," Merkel told Focus magazine.
Nine suspects have been investigated so far over the matter.
The photographs emerged as Merkel's government unveiled a long-term national security policy which sees an increasinglyimportant role for the army outside Germany.
On Thursday, Germany told its embassies to tighten security measures due to concerns the photos could harm its image abroad.

[TonyGosling]

now brits too

British troops in Afghanistan banned from wearing "Taliban-Hunting club" badges
by Mike Hamilton, Sunday Mirror 28/08/2011

Skull & Cross Bones Taliban Hunting Badge

British troops on the frontline in Afghanistan have been banned from wearing “Taliban Hunting Club” badges.
The badges sold over the internet have become a cult among soldiers and marines.
But a directive banning “non-regulation insiginia” was sent out after a senior officers saw troops wearing them on a recent visit to Helmand province.
Commanders at British HQ Camp Bastion claimed the badges including one saying “Death to the Taliban” sent out the wrong message to the wider public.
But the order to remove the badges has angered many young servicemen who claim it could damage morale.
“I thought we were out there to fight the Taliban,” said one soldier with 1 Rifles, currently on leave in the UK. “None of us can see what’s wrong with them.”
Hundred of soldiers have been wearing the badges which cost £3.50 and show an enemy soldier in the sights of a weapon. There are also caps, T-shirts and hooded tops with the two motifs.
MoD legal officers have expressed concern that any soldier involved in a case of accidentally killing an Afghan while wearing either insignia could be seen as acting maliciously.
http://images.mirror.co.uk/upl/m4/aug2011/3/8/taliban-hunting-badge-12 1049675.jpg

[Marigold]

Badge collecting in the British Army (like other armies) is nothing new and most of these 'badge collectors' will do anything to improve their image amongst their fellow 'dumb, stupid animals' (Kissinger) in order to be accepted. Back home these guys are lost.
Kissinger was right on that score, but these 'dumb, stupid animals' forget that they are killing fellow human beings because the British Army brainwashing machine (Basic Trg & beyond) is one of the most effective in the world.
There are some good officers in the Army as noted by the order for the removal of the badges, and I know from experience that Officers take a dislike to novelty badge collectors so the top-down order is more than just legal it's a formality.
When I was in I heard a story that one of the Paras in the Falklands Conflict had chopped-off the ears of a dead Argie and put them in his ammo pouches as a novelty...a seriously sick and disrespectful momento.
Most of those that revel in conflict and war are dysfunctional in civvy street.
My concern is that if the Taliban Hunting Club badges are removed a more unsavoury souveneir will be sought unofficially, such as the dead man's ears.

Surprise, surprise, the Taliban hunting badges can be purchased from an American website calling themselves 'Special Forces'.
http://www.specialforces.com/t-shirts-clothing-gifts/politically-incor rect/taliban-hunting-club.
Reminds me of the Soldier of Fortune Magazine they used to sell in the NAAFI...unfit Americans pretending to be good soldiers.

[Marigold]

I know some contributors to this forum work hard and as a special reward, thanks to the most powerful puppet in the world (Obama) you may now enrol yourself on a Taliban Hunting vacation organised by Haliburton...(a Parody) but funny.

http://ihuntnews.com/2011/obama-considers-organizing-taliban-hunting-t rips.

[conspiracy analyst]