Dossier n° 3 : Contre la guerre

1. A Dossier on Civilian Victims of United States' Aerial Bombing of Afghanistan: A Comprehensive Accounting : sur le site de Zmag ou sur le site de Cursor
   Professor Marc W. Herold (University of New Hampshire, U.S.A) reveals the number of civilian casualties killed in the US bombing of Afghanistan to be over 3700.



Figure 2. 'The Slope of Infamy': Cumulative Civilian Deaths Caused by U.S Aerial Bombing Since October 7, 2001 [December 3rd ]
 [horizontal axis represents days starting with October 7th]

"What causes the documented high level of civilian casualties -- 3,767 [thru December 6, 2001] civilian deaths in eight and a half weeks -- in the U.S. air war upon Afghanistan? The explanation is the apparent willingness of U.S. military strategists to fire missiles into and drop bombs upon, heavily populated areas of Afghanistan."

2. Le militarisme qui nous tombe dessus
   El militarismo que se nos viene encima
   Fernando Hernandez Holgado, Pimienta Negra

3. L'hypocrisie, la haine et la guerre contre la terreur, "Si les attentats aux Etats-Unis étaient une attaque contre la "civilisation", pourquoi les Musulmans ne verraient-ils pas les frappes en Afghanistan comme une guerre contre l'Islam ?
   Hypocrisy, hatred and the war on terror, 'If the US attacks were an assault on "civilisation", why shouldn't Muslims regard the Afganistan attack as a war on Islam?'
   Robert Fisk, The Independent, 8 November 2001

4. Une guerre infinie ?
   Jacques Bidet, Christine Delphy, Danièle Kergoat, Willy Pelletier, Jacques Texier, L'Humanité, mardi 23 octobre 2001

5. Des morts, des réfugiés…et pour quoi ?
   Christine Delphy, Maya Surduts

6. Où va l'Afghanistan ?
   Interview de Michel Collon, 19 novembre 2001