Bogus charges of civilian casualties in Iraq apparently motivate a London attacker

CNN reports that the bomber suspect in custody in Italy says he and his co conspirators watched video:

"He used to show us specially those where women and children were being killed and exterminated by British and American soldiers, and also of widows, mothers and daughters that cry.
This may be another example of how bogus claims against US and UK forces motivated the emotionally immature to murder. As this report points out, "Truth is the first civilian casualty" in this war.

While CNN and many others in the media would like to charactize the suspects statements as proving Iraq motivated the attack, the reality is that leftist lies reported as fact were responsible. The UK needs to find the source of the propaganda video watched by these thugs and prosecute them for promoting terrorism. The fact of the matter is that the jehadis need the false pictures for motivation in order to keep their persecution/victim fantasy alive.

Update: Chrenkoff ask an interesting question.

There are 250,000 Iraqis living in Great Britain - that's quarter of a million people, one of the biggest communities in Iraqi diaspora, and just under one sixth of the total British Muslim population of some 1.6 million.

So why, among the original 7/7 bombers, the next lot of recently captured bombers, and all the other people arrested in connection with the attacks, aren't there any British Iraqis?

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