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http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060320/...NlYwMlJVRPUCUl
Military Investigating Deadly Raid in Iraq BAGHDAD, Iraq - Shortly after a roadside bomb killed a U.S. Marine in a western Iraqi town, American troops went into nearby houses and shot dead 15 members of two families, including a 3-year-old-girl, residents say. . |
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So glad that Mikey is willing to give the troops that he so earnestly supports the benefit of the doubt.
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We will have to wait for the tape before jumping to any kind of a decision but I do have to point out to the contradictions below:
"...A U.S. military statement shortly after the November attack described what happened as an ambush on a joint U.S.-Iraqi patrol, with a roadside bombing and subsequent firefight killing 15 civilians, eight insurgents and a U.S. Marine. The statement said the 15 civilians were killed by the blast, a claim the residents strongly denied. Residents said there only was a roadside bombing, and all the shooting was done by American troops. Time, in a story in this week's edition, reported that a U.S. colonel went to Haditha for a weeklong probe to interview Marines, survivors and doctors at the morgue. The magazine cited unidentified military officials close to the investigation. The probe, Time reported, concluded that the civilians were killed by Marines and not a roadside bomb, and that no insurgents appeared to be in the first two houses raided by the Marines. The probe found, however, that the deaths were the result of "collateral damage," investigators said..." How can the killings in the first two houses be classified as collateral damage if there were no insurgents there? If the probe did prove that the initial reports were false, doesn't that at least smell funny? Last edited by Turk; 03-22-2006 at 10:06 AM. |
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I think the US military under George Bush has zero credibility. Don't take my word for it, go and ask Pat Tillman's parents. It is also important to remember that the Vietnam's My Lai massacre's investigation by US military was also a cover-up by the government. . |
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I am flat against of whatever we call going on in Iraq, but in the fog of it, this type of stuff can and will happen. The unfortunate part of any war is the slaughter of innocents, the difference is that most of the time it is not reported or found out about. I have over time run into a lot of men, who have experience this horror, some from WWII who cannot to this day talk about it.
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US MILITARY BAD!!!
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