LET GAZA LIVE! - a global outcry

Unbelievably we are now into the third week and for those in Gaza it is hell on earth.

http://www.antiwar.com/justin/?articleid=14046

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/middle_east/article5497338.ece

Gun-snake - your lack of humanity is quite revolting. But worse is your war-mongering stupidity. When all this erupts into world war - will you then be satisfied? Or is your lust for blood so great, that you would see Jew and Muslim and Christian destroyed, rather than face the fact that YOU could have done your part to help encourage a peaceful solution to this mess.

If someone had a gun stuck up your ass and told you if you protest I will pull the trigger, what would you do? Try to be truthful.

If someone had a gun stuck up your ass and told you if you protest I will pull the trigger, what would you do? Try to be truthful.

If the U.S. was shy of war, you might be speaking German now.

I could be truthful if your question was less crude.

... members of a platoon of American soldiers from the 101st known as Tiger Force slaughtered an untold number of Vietnamese civilians over a seven-month period in 1967.

After a 4 1/2 -year Army investigation concluded that at least 18 Tiger Force soldiers committed war crimes, the matter was dropped by the Army. The official files were buried in the Army's archives since 1975, and to this day military officials continue to withhold them from the public.

http://www.toledoblade.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/99999999/SRTIGERFORCE/110190136

If the US had a shred of decency 100,000 Iraqis...

Mike Ware of Haskins, Ohio, a veteran of the Army's 101st Airborne Division who served in Vietnam during America's most controversial and divisive war, reacted to an ad in The Blade last week that promoted the series of articles that started on today's front page.

This series reveals for the first time anywhere that members of a platoon of American soldiers from the 101st known as Tiger Force slaughtered an untold number of Vietnamese civilians over a seven-month period in 1967.

After a 4 1/2 -year Army investigation concluded that at least 18 Tiger Force soldiers committed war crimes, the matter was dropped by the Army. The official files were buried in the Army's archives since 1975, and to this day military officials continue to withhold them from the public.

Mr. Ware called The Blade to ask about our series. "Why do you have to do this?"

That's a fair question, and one that other readers may be asking.

Why would we write about war crimes committed by American soldiers during an unpopular war 36 years ago? Why would we spend eight months researching records, interviewing more than 100 people, and travel to two provinces in Vietnam, and to California, Arizona, Washington state, Indiana, Washington, and several cities in Ohio and Michigan for this story?

This was a serious topic of discussion among Blade editors and the newspaper's publisher and editor-in-chief, John Robinson Block. One reason is that the public has a right to know that American soldiers committed atrocities and that our government kept them from the public. We would have been party to a cover-up if we had knowledge of these war crimes and did not publish the story.

Wrongdoing on this grand a scale is always significant. It is important to know what happened and why it happened because that's how a democracy functions. The people need to know what is being done in their name and who is responsible.

http://www.toledoblade.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/99999999/SRTIGERFORCE/110190136

Payback is a bitch, isn't it? The fuckers obviously don't relish the taste of their own medicine.

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I could be truthful if your question was less crude.

Oh my, Foofie is about to faint dead away. But he can make jokes about the millions slaughtered by American terrorism. Were you part of My Lai or the Tiger Force group

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... members of a platoon of American soldiers from the 101st known as Tiger Force slaughtered an untold number of Vietnamese civilians over a seven-month period in 1967.

After a 4 1/2 -year Army investigation concluded that at least 18 Tiger Force soldiers committed war crimes, the matter was dropped by the Army. The official files were buried in the Army's archives since 1975, and to this day military officials continue to withhold them from the public.

http://www.toledoblade.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/99999999/SRTIGERFORCE/110190136

Are you another war criminal enjoying life while all those slaughtered innocents lie cold in their graves? You sure are callous enough to be.

And why should you care, Foofie, MM, OB, Gob1, Foxy, Tico, GS, McG, ... ?

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Payback is a bitch, isn't it? The fuckers obviously don't relish the taste of their own medicine.

Yeah Pay Back is a bitch, and believe me, both side will got to taste it.