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Re: Bush veto's waterboarding bill.............................
« Reply #25 on: March 09, 2008, 03:03:16 PM »



A terrorist comes into your backyard, fucks your wife, kills your kid, and sends you to an invisible prison to be waterboarded and attacked by dogs while your naked.

This is Iraq to guantanamo bay.   American military is the worlds greatest terrorists.

I asked you on another thread if you honestly believed that the American military are terrorists. It seems you do.

I would just ask you to keep in mind that the shitbags that commited the atrocities of murder and rape in Iraq (or anywhere on this planet) are very very small mininority of the armed forces.

If you really want to associate all the men and women in uniform with those criminals then that's your right. You're ignorant but it's your right.

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Re: Bush veto's waterboarding bill.............................
« Reply #26 on: March 09, 2008, 03:38:45 PM »
I'd leave it as ignorant...or just a plain douchbag.

Because this is what we do right...because U've been there and now that we're all terrorists... ::)


Soldiers Find, Raid Torture House
Posted on 03.06.2008 at 11:53AM
By Multi-National Division - Center

FORWARD OPERATING BASE KALSU, Iraq – Sons of Iraq led coalition forces to an al-Qaida in Iraq torture house and prison in northern Zambraniyah March 5.

The patrol was conducted based on intelligence provided by an SoI leader in the area, said Capt. Chris O’Brian, troop commander of Troop C, 6th Squadron, 8th Cavalry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, currently attached to 2nd BCT, 3rd Inf. Div.

“The guy wants to clean up the area,” said O’Brian, a native of Herndon, Va. “AQI killed half his family.” The SoI leader, who heads a group of 300 SoI, worked with his men in support of Troop C Soldiers on the patrol.

The patrol began early in the morning as Soldiers cleared houses in an area suspected of harboring insurgents, said O’Brian.

During the initial phase of the mission, the group came under small arms fire. Reacting to contact, the enemy, who was observed wearing black, ran away.

As the patrol continued, the group discovered a man dressed in black in a suspected AQI safe house. The man was detained on suspicion of involvement in insurgent activities and the likelihood that he was involved in the earlier attack.

SoIs are pointing out the bad guys in the neighborhood, O’Brian said, adding that they have also provided actionable intelligence.

Much of that intelligence indicated that there may be an AQI prison or torture house in the town, O’Brian said, noting that he was receiving reports on the possibility for the past week.

That intelligence led Soldiers to a house full of materials used by insurgents for torture.

O’Brian said they discovered hand cuffs, an electrocution system consisting of bare wires linked to an on / off switch running to handcuffs on a window bar, and hanging hooks used for humans.
Twelve interrogation books written in Arabic were found along with several sets of female clothing. A bloody handprint was also present.

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Re: Bush veto's waterboarding bill.............................
« Reply #27 on: March 09, 2008, 03:39:34 PM »
NO THIS IS WHAT WE ARE........

CAMP SALERNO, Afghanistan (AP) — A 19-year-old medic from Texas will become the first woman in Afghanistan and only the second female soldier since World War II to receive the Silver Star, the nation's third-highest medal for valor.

Army Spc. Monica Lin Brown saved the lives of fellow soldiers after a roadside bomb tore through a convoy of Humvees in the eastern Paktia province in April 2007, the military said.

After the explosion, which wounded five soldiers in her unit, Brown ran through insurgent gunfire and used her body to shield wounded comrades as mortars fell less than 100 yards away, the military said.

"I did not really think about anything except for getting the guys to a safer location and getting them taken care of and getting them out of there," Brown told The Associated Press on Saturday at a U.S. base in the eastern province of Khost.

Brown, of Lake Jackson, Texas, is scheduled to receive the Silver Star later this month. She was part of a four-vehicle convoy patrolling near Jani Kheil in the eastern province of Paktia on April 25, 2007, when a bomb struck one of the Humvees.

"We stopped the convoy. I opened up my door and grabbed my aid bag," Brown said.

She started running toward the burning vehicle as insurgents opened fire. All five wounded soldiers had scrambled out.

"I assessed the patients to see how bad they were. We tried to move them to a safer location because we were still receiving incoming fire," Brown said.

Pentagon policy prohibits women from serving in front-line combat roles — in the infantry, armor or artillery, for example. But the nature of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, with no real front lines, has seen women soldiers take part in close-quarters combat more than previous conflicts.

Four Army nurses in World War II were the first women to receive the Silver Star, though three nurses serving in World War I were awarded the medal posthumously last year, according to the Army's Web site.

Brown, of the 4th Squadron, 73rd Cavalry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, said ammunition going off inside the burning Humvee was sending shrapnel in all directions. She said they were sitting in a dangerous spot.

"So we dragged them for 100 or 200 meters, got them away from the Humvee a little bit," she said. "I was in a kind of a robot-mode, did not think about much but getting the guys taken care of."

For Brown, who knew all five wounded soldiers, it became a race to get them all to a safer location. Eventually, they moved the wounded some 500 yards away and treated them on site before putting them on a helicopter for evacuation.

"I did not really have time to be scared," Brown said. "Running back to the vehicle, I was nervous (since) I did not know how badly the guys were injured. That was scary."

The military said Brown's "bravery, unselfish actions and medical aid rendered under fire saved the lives of her comrades and represents the finest traditions of heroism in combat."

Sgt. Leigh Ann Hester, of Nashville, Tenn., received the Silver Star in 2005 for gallantry during an insurgent ambush on a convoy in Iraq. Two men from her unit, the 617th Military Police Company of Richmond, Ky., also received the Silver Star for their roles in the same action.
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Re: Bush veto's waterboarding bill.............................
« Reply #28 on: March 09, 2008, 03:47:12 PM »



A terrorist comes into your backyard, fucks your wife, kills your kid, and sends you to an invisible prison to be waterboarded and attacked by dogs while your naked.

This is Iraq to guantanamo bay.   American military is the worlds greatest terrorists.



Once again, see above.  This is exactly what we have done and are doing.   To them our soldiers are terrorists.  To us their soldiers are terrorists.   No one is greater than the other side.  Disgusting torture takes place daily because each side tries revenge for the others loved ones.

Al Quieda had no part in 9/11 except that they were trained by the CIA to do a job, and they did it.

Carry on, soldi..... ::)