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Burning Hypocrisy |
2005-10-23 |
This just really ruined my morning. Nothing makes me more sick than hypocrisy. Especially when the left buy into the sympathy for the enemy crap. We all heard the whining recently when PSYOPs broadcast the burning of taliban bodies. Seems that if it is against their religion to desicrate dead bodies this way, that it does not apply to live bodies? Or does it just not apply to us infedels period? I'm sick of the PC crowd bowing to the enemy in sympathy. They are our weak link people. The enemy doesn't have this problem. They just do whatever they want. Via Wasington Post The commander said the four men â identified by the Telegraph as employees of the Halliburton Co. subsidiary Kellogg Brown & Root â realized their convoy had taken a wrong turn and were desperately trying to escape from the town when their vehicle was attacked by insurgents. Notice one difference? These contractors were burned alive!! Excuse me while I go punch the wall. Crossposted at Stop The ACLU |
Posted by:Ulaviger Jeregum9084 |
#5 http://tinyurl.com/7rtfj The Blackwater revenge was set up at the US Headquarters in Najaf, about a week after the Fallujah killings. Only one US Marine was on site when a large-scale attack commenced on the Blackwater security personnel guarding the place. It was a very defensible location, with long KZs on the approaches. The Blackwater people burned through a hell of a lot of ammo, and were eventually resupplied by a Blackwater helicopter, who evacuted out the wounded Marine. Several of them were wounded, but they had slaughtered Jihadis like there was no tomorrow. 3 1/2 hours later, the Special Forces showed up to bring several cases of cracklin'-cold Pabst which the Blackwater people were in dire need of. Vengeance is fine, sayeth the Lord. |
Posted by: Anonymoose 2005-10-23 21:42 |
#4 Anonymoose - I had never heard that story - is there any way you can provide more details? Best regards, Mike |
Posted by: Mike Kozlowski 2005-10-23 19:50 |
#3 Remember after the Blackwater killings at Fallujah, the Blackwater people set up a vicious counter-ambush, in which terrorists thought they could attack the Blackwater position and slaughter them? The Blackwater people then killed the better part of a hundred such cannibals, with their own helicopter gunship support, while the US military kept a respectful distance and let them do their thing. I just hope the KBR people make it a point to pay a return visit to this little hamlet and give each of their employees a tomb of a hundred head. |
Posted by: Anonymoose 2005-10-23 19:20 |
#2 This neighborhood deserves the oldspook treatment. |
Posted by: Spineth Huputch7562 2005-10-23 17:44 |
#1 Much easier to attack unarmed contractors. Dispicable (seems too generous) cowards. |
Posted by: Bobby 2005-10-23 16:12 |