Tariq Aziz, the Crusaders, and the Real Crimes Against Humanity
A CRUSADE
We learned here about a crusade against Languedoc. The armies were led by the Jewish Abbot Arnaud Amaury of Cîteaux. Armies put together on his suggestion to the pope, Innocent III.
OF MASS DESTRUCTION
“To the eternal shame of the Order, it was the Abbot of Citeaux Arnaud Amaury who, when 
asked by the captain of the Catholic army during the sack of Béziers how to distinguish the heretics among the inhabitants who had taken refuge in the church of the Magdalen, is claimed to have said: ‘Kill them all! God will recognize his own.’ The massacre commenced forthwith.” (Stephen Tobin, The Cistercians Monks and Monasteries of Europe, Herbert Press, 1995) (emphasis added)
It seemed some invaders needed to take over all the treasure, and real estate of Béziers. “That is why they massacred them at Béziers, killing them all. It was the worst they could do to them. And they killed everyone who fled into the church; no cross or altar or crucifix could save them. And these raving beggarly lads, they killed the clergy too, and the women and the children. I doubt if one person came out alive. God, if it be his will, receive their souls in paradise! So terrible a slaughter has not been known or consented to, I think, since the time of the Saracens.” ref
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The Jewish president of America send a strong army of crusaders to Iraq.
While there had been some talk about a liberation, when American soldiers got the people of Iraq in their gunsights, they said stuff like "Get that motherfucker". (American soldier, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHnL0KHSNOQ, min 6)
There was some talk about using "surgical strikes" in the crusade. Smart bombs for precision strikes. But "there's nothing surgical about it". (American soldier, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHnL0KHSNOQ, min 6) -- just a "hail of gunfire". (id.)
"they massacred them at Béziers, killing them all. It was the worst they could do to them. And they killed everyone who fled into the church; no cross or altar or crucifix could save them. And these raving beggarly lads, they killed the clergy too, and the women and the children." ref
The boys were "painting with a broad brush". So broad that it included the ITN journalist Terry Lloyd. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHnL0KHSNOQ
When the Jewish-led crusader army took Béziers, the city was set on fire. When the Jewish-led crusader army took Iraq, they also used weapons which 
caused severe burns: white phosphorus.
"I do know that a lot of innocent people have died." George Bush, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHnL0KHSNOQ
He was probably talking about Iraq, but it could just as easily have been
Béziers, where "they killed everyone who fled into the church; no cross or altar or crucifix could save them."
The Jewish war minister in America, Donald Rumsfeld, said: "We know they have weapons of mass destruction. There isn't any debate about it." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHnL0KHSNOQ
There was considerable skepticism out there. But then the weapons were found in Iraq. Of course, weapons of mass destruction are present in almost every country these days.
The puppet government in Iraq has recently condemned Tariq Aziz, a top government official in the old Iraq, to a 15 year prison sentence. The grounds: crimes against humanity. Back in 1992, 42 Jewish merchants were convicted of "profiteering while the country was under strict UN sanctions." (Saddam's deputy PM Tariq Aziz gets 15-year prison sentence, CBC, 11 Mar 2009) After a full and fair trial, they were condemned to death, and subsequently executed.
Profiteering is not completely unheard of, as we have seen in the matters of Iceland and Bernard Madoff. A death penalty is a severe punishment, but taken in the context of the times, when the Jewish 
embargo resulted in the death at least 500 000 Iraqis on grounds of starvation and disease, we can understand the anger of the Iraqi judiciary.
The Jews have a long memory, and some 17 years later, after finding nothing else that would stick, they've continued their campaign against the Iraqi people by imposing severe punishments on its leadership.
Mind you, when they destroyed Béziers, there was no talk of a trial on grounds of crimes against humanity. "So terrible a slaughter has not been known or consented to, I think, since the time of the Saracens.” But in this case the 42 merchants were Jews, and the Iraqi judiciary was still in goy hands at that time.
And so Tariq Aziz gets to enjoy his remaining years of life in the "freedom" provided by Operation Iraqi Freedom. Tons of talk about freedom, liberty, and democracy. And -- surprise of all surprises -- there are a few grams of truth in all that.
Yes, friends, Mr. Aziz was guilty of a crime against humanity, and we have the picture that proves it.
That long "missile" he's holding in his mouth -- its a weapon of mass destruction.
And the crime against humanity? Mr. Aziz and the people around him are most likely human. Poisoning himself and others is a crime. And "for whatever reason", these WMD are sold by those Jewish merchants.
Tobacco products cause mass destruction. The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates that every minute, eight people die from tobacco-related disease. By the year 2030, it foresees 10 million people will be dying every year. (Tobacco on Trial, BBC, http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/sci_tech/features/health/tobaccotrial/index.shtml?configfile=vote5.xml)
"One half of all people who regularly smoke will be killed by cigarettes, half in middle age and half in their senior years." (Healthy Living, BBC, http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/sci_tech/features/health/healthyliving/smokerisk.shtml)
Cigarette smoking is the single most preventable cause of premature death in the United States. Each year, more than 400,000 Americans die from cigarette smoking. In fact, one in every five deaths in the United States is smoking related. Every year, smoking kills more than 276,000 men and 142,000 women. (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Cigarette Smoking-Attributable Mortality and Years of Potential Life Lost—United States, 1990. Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report [serial online]. 1993;42(33):645–649 [cited 2006 Sep 23]. Available from: http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00021441.htm.)
But that's just America. "Government officials say India accounts for nearly a third of an estimated three million tobacco-related deaths in the world (per year)." (BBC, supra)
But maybe those statistics are all anti-Semitic?
No, the righteous Jew Micah Berman agrees:
Looks like Rumsfeld knew what he was talking about: "We know they have weapons of mass destruction. There isn't any debate about it." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHnL0KHSNOQAs the ongoing lawsuit by the Justice Department against the major cigarette manufacturers has revealed, the tobacco industry engaged in a decades-long campaign to hide the harms of smoking and secondhand smoke, to manipulate nicotine levels in cigarettes, to market to youth and to suppress the production of potentially safer cigarettes. During those decades, cigarettes killed millions of Americans. Smoking still kills more than 400,000 Americans each year. It’s disturbing to have a front person for this lethal industry as the most powerful Jewish voice in Congress." (Micah Berman, Executive Director, Tobacco Public Policy Center, Capital University Law School, Columbus, Ohio October 21, 2005, Jewish Daily Forward, http://www.forward.com/articles/letter-october-21-2005/) (emphasis added)
And there is no debate. Photographic evidence exists.
These weapons of mass destruction have been employed with devastating effect for hundreds of years. According to Professor Julian Peto, from the Institute of Cancer Research in Surrey, during the entire 20th century, there were approximately 100 million smoking-related deaths worldwide. (Genetic roots of nicotine addiction, BBC, http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/1613447.stm)There have been 100 million deaths from smoking, and 42 executions remotely associated with Tariq Aziz.
If Mr. Aziz was guilty of crimes against humanity, what would you call the work of the tobacco "merchants"?
