Talismen
17.11.2004
Good luck riding along with our troops now....you're going to need it.
Ever stop and think about this....that iraqi was faking for a reason. To deceive...But, why deceive? What's the root reason we deceive? We're trying to hide something! What do you think he was trying to hide? Could it be the fact that he'd been shooting at those troops minutes before? Hmmmm?
You're lucky you're alive! You could have easily been taken out by that terrorist, had it not been for that brave Marine! Like it or not, you've most likely got him to thank for the rest of your miserable life!
May you live to regret this decision....
bobsacamano
17.11.2004
Mr. Sites, I hope you don't make it home.
californikana
17.11.2004
Randy, I wouldnt be surprised, nor would I shed a tear.
Randy
17.11.2004
I assume you will be fragged before you ever get back here, traitor.
mwillson
17.11.2004
What is your point in doing this? We all know the horrors of war and its imperfections. The USA and its Allies were forced to defend ourselves againts unscrupulous/vicious men like Sadam,Arafat,Zarqowi and Osama. Are you seeking to discourage those who are protecting the free world and liberating the Iraqis? What is your point?
Kelethian
17.11.2004
Keep in mind that this is the behavior from the terrorists that you are defending:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,3-1359782,00.html
November 15, 2004
Mujahidin terrorised Fallujah, residents say
By Times Online and AFP in Fallujah
Mutilated bodies dumped on Fallujah's bombed out streets today painted a harrowing picture of eight months of rebel rule.
As US and Iraqi troops mopped up the last vestiges of resistance in the city after a week of bombardment and fighting, residents who stayed on through last week's offensive were emerging and telling harrowing tales of the brutality they endured.
Flyposters still litter the walls bearing all manner of decrees from insurgent commanders, to be heeded on pain of death. Amid the rubble of the main shopping street, one decree bearing the insurgents' insignia - two Kalashnikovs propped together - and dated November 1 gives vendors three days to remove nine market stalls from outside the city's library or face execution.
The pretext given is that the rebels wanted to convert the building into a headquarters for the "Mujahidin Advisory Council" through which they ran the city.
Another poster in the ruins of the souk bears testament to the strict brand of Sunni Islam imposed by the council, fronted by hardline cleric Abdullah Junabi. The decree warns all women that they must cover up from head to toe outdoors, or face execution by the armed militants who controlled the streets.
Two female bodies found yesterday suggest such threats were far from idle. An Arab woman, in a violet nightdress, lay in a post-mortem embrace with a male corpse in the middle of the street. Both bodies had died from bullets to the head.
Dana J.
17.11.2004
You are a traitor.
Chris
17.11.2004
Not to belabor the point, but your pictures show one side -- how about the other? How about a beheading of a western hostage? How about a group of Iraqi's waving a white flag then opening up fire?
Corey Williams
17.11.2004
Mr Sites-
You are perhaps the lowest of low. This marine that you filmed shooting a Iraqi terrorist was not only fighting for the Iraqi people, but since you are in Iraq, he is fighting for your life. Perhaps you might have noticed the kidnappings and killings that are taking place in Iraq. So if it was not for these brave men, one you would not have a story, and two might have possibly been taken hostage. I find it amazing that you would rather trash a brave solider than report about the good that is taking place there. Shame on you and all your journalistic cronies!!! Here is a novel idea, instead of trashing our brave soliders who are risking theirs lives, why not film some footage of the good they are doing over there... By the way it is a good thing you are not in Texas because you deserve a good old fashion WHOOPIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Kelethian
17.11.2004
Mr. Sites.
I note that you believe John kerry deserves a Silver Star for shooting a child in in Vietnam, yet you would hang a soldier out to dry because a terrorist was faking being wounded as the terrorists have done before.
Do note the fake 'surrenders' they've done before in an effort to kill as many soldiers as possible.
Perhaps you would like to personally check supposed wounded terrorists for weapons next time one says he's hurt?
Keep in mind that the terrorists are NOT your friends and would love to kill you in teh name of Alla regardless of how well you sympathise with their cause.
offshore
17.11.2004
These are fascinating pictures.
Are there any photos of the limbless, disemboweled, eviscerated body of Margaret Hassan, who made the fatal mistake of trying to bring humanitarian aid in the midst of a thugocracy? But this is "imagesagainstwar.com" and not "imagesagainstislamofascism.com"
Good luck on your artful project, and enjoy your many latte-filled gallery receptions. It's always easy and profitable to score publicity on the sufferings of others.
syn
17.11.2004
Where are your 'artistic photos' of the thousands of Black Africans being slaughtered in the Darfur region of the Sudan by Arab Fascist?
How come your photos are consider artistry, but the photos of hundreds of thousands of Iraqi lives tortured under Saddam are censored?
I have seen photos of the cutting of tongues, chopping off of hands, beatings, electrical torture, beheadings, etc. etc. etc. Why do you not post these photos?
Watcher
07.11.2004
Is there ay chance to put some of this stuff on billboards, so people can see it, driving on the highways, or are billboards as controlled as national television. How can we get the point accross?
Just me
03.11.2004
Es ist einfach nicht zu glauben das ein Kriegs-Tyrann wie Bush noch so oft gewählt wird.
Eine Schande für Amerika, schlimmer kann es doch nicht mehr werden was man spätestens bei dem Film von Michael Moore gesehen hat.
I can't believe that so much poeple vote for George Bush. When you see the film from Micheal Moore you see which monster you choose!!!!!!
phentermine
31.10.2004
Good page, but the colors are not picked up, in my opinion! The best regards!
s.s
25.10.2004
this is a very interesting site, the images tell a story that words can not. it is these artists and artworks that will make a statement that needs to be heard by the public and government, war is wrong, no matter what side your on. keep the inspiration up.
God And Country
28.09.2004
You've created a very good site, I found something really interesting
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Country Lyrics
27.09.2004
Hi I just wanted to say what a great web site you have here, thank you. The guest book is a nice touch too.
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Dr. Asaba Owerri
06.09.2004
I love this page. It looks really nice. Keep it up
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01.09.2004
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tina schelhorn
29.08.2004
Dear friends in New York! Soon the demonstartion will start and we would love to be at your side. So in our heart we are with you. -
Love and Peace from Cologne - Tina
stephen williams
13.08.2004
Beatrix Reinhardt's work is so cleverley subverts middle class smugness...
Mary Fitzpatrick
02.08.2004
Dear Michael Wittasek,
As promised at Petes party in Liverpool to leave you a message here. It was really great to meet you all from Cologne. Maybe meet you next time youre over...Maybe you will be over for the Liverpool Biennial? If so let me know as ive something in - hurray.....
Best wishes, Mary Fitz
Han Sungpil
25.07.2004
Dear Tina Schelhorn,
It was nice to meet you at rhubarb-rhubarb in Birmimgham, U.K
Thank you very much to come my exhibition private view 'The Flow' at the mail box on 23rd July and your interest in my work, 'my sea' serise .
I saw your web page imagesagainst war (www.imagesagainstwar.com)
It is wonderful website.
If you interest, I will introduce Japanese Photographer ' Masaru Tanaka'
He collaborate and create the work 'Peace's New Century' project with San Francisco painter, Betsie Miller-Kusz.
Betsie Miller-Kusz's father was a physicist working on the making atomic bomb (Manhattan project) in 1945 and Masaru Tanaka's fater was an atomic bomb victim in Hiroshima.
They have started worldwide journey as their significant event as in order to transcend the terrible past history of the war and create peace.
We established the Non Profit Organisation 'Art Peace in Hiroshima' in 2003 for the world peace using arts.
Web site is http://www11.ocn.ne.jp/~artpeace/t-e.html
His homepage http://www12.plala.or.jp/art-masaru/t-e.html
If you have any enquiry, please sent me an email any time feel free.
Best wishes.
Han, Sungpil www.iseephoto.com
John Davies
13.07.2004
Dear Tina
Your other email address failed so resending this:
Very nice to meet you in Arles.
One of the things which came out of my visit was the idea of making a
publication / exhibition and drawing upon my collection of images of war
memorials in France, the Berlin Wall in 1984 and recent images from
Liverpool in combination with other images from different projects to
create a subtle but moving narrative.
It's difficult to find a short form of words to express a title or mission
statement at present. I am hoping the effect will be something emotionally
charged. So, I am not sure if a commercial publishers would be interested.
I have a large collection of the original Berlin prints with the Barbara
Gross Gallerie in Munich, I left them with her years ago thinking she might
be able to sell them but she hasn't. I will contact her and ask for them
back.
Today, I will post you a copy of Cross Currents.
best wishes
John
--
John Davies
61 Hillfoot Road
Liverpool L25 OND UK
tel +44 (0)151 486 1644
Liverpool Biennial 2004 project: http://www.johndavies.uk.com/biennial.htm
http://www.johndavies.uk.com
mail@johndavies.uk.com
Dear Tina
Very nice to meet you in Arles.
One of the things which came out of my visit was the idea of making a
publication / exhibition and drawing upon my collection of images of war
memorials in France, the Berlin Wall in 1984 and recent images from
Liverpool in combination with other images from different projects to
create a subtle but moving narrative.
It's difficult to find a short form of words to express a title or mission
statement at present. I am hoping the effect will be something emotionally
charged. So, I am not sure if a commercial publishers would be interested.
I have a large collection of the original Berlin prints with the Barbara
Gross Gallerie in Munich, I left them with her years ago thinking she might
be able to sell them but she hasn't. I will contact her and ask for them
back.
Today, I will post you a copy of Cross Currents.
best wishes
John
--
John Davies
61 Hillfoot Road
Liverpool L25 OND UK
tel +44 (0)151 486 1644
Liverpool Biennial 2004 project: http://www.johndavies.uk.com/biennial.htm
http://www.johndavies.uk.com
mail@johndavies.uk.com
Andrew Bell
11.07.2004
Hello,
Where can I see more of Jan Banning Photographs 'Indian Bureaucrats?
tina Schelhorn
04.07.2004
dear friends if IAW - from July 4th - 12th I will be in Arles and hope to meet many of you - see you in a bit
Geert Van Daal
27.05.2004
I think it's great what you guys are doing here. I've been to the exhibition in Hasselt, Belgium and it really reached me. Keep it up
Gianluca Fiesoli
22.05.2004
I have visited your web site and your artists, it's all very nice and intersting.
Thank you.
Gianluca Fiesoli - http://www.gianlucafiesoli.com
Ari Saarto
09.05.2004
Dear Tina - do you have any IAW installation shots from Hasselt? I am now in Japan for three months... HUGS!
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