It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
A US national guardsman who pleaded guilty to killing a 17-year-old Iraqi soldier said he shot the young man after they had consensual sex in a guard tower, a newspaper reported today, citing court-martial records.
Originally posted by SkyFox2
Though, I do wonder if anyone would've really cared that much (or even find out) about the sex if he hadn't killed his "partner."
Rediculous...
Originally posted by Kriz_4
Originally posted by SkyFox2
Though, I do wonder if anyone would've really cared that much (or even find out) about the sex if he hadn't killed his "partner."
Rediculous...
The killing part is what makes me wonder if the sex was consensual.
Originally posted by seeing_double
And if an iraqi soldier did that to your women...
The US and Europe is just about the only place where homosexuality is excepted in society. I doubt that muslim men particapate in homosexual acts.
Originally posted by Killak420
Originally posted by seeing_double
And if an iraqi soldier did that to your women...
It was done to a young boy not a woman.
And most likely if the roles were reverse they probably would of killed him instead of raping him. The US and Europe is just about the only place where homosexuality is excepted in society. I doubt that muslim men particapate in homosexual acts.
BRITISH marines returning from an operation deep in the Afghan mountains spoke last night of an alarming new threat - being propositioned by swarms of gay local farmers.
An Arbroath marine, James Fletcher, said: "They were more terrifying than the al-Qaeda. One bloke who had painted toenails was offering to paint ours. They go about hand in hand, mincing around the village."
While the marines failed to find any al-Qaeda during the seven-day Operation Condor, they were propositioned by dozens of men in villages the troops were ordered to search.
"We were pretty shocked," Marine Fletcher said. "We discovered from the Afghan soldiers we had with us that a lot of men in this country have the same philosophy as ancient Greeks: �a woman for babies, a man for pleasure�."
Originally, the marines had sent patrols into several villages in the mountains near the town of Khost, hoping to catch up with al-Qaeda suspects who last week fought a four-hour gun battle with soldiers of the Australian SAS. The hardened troops, their faces covered in camouflage cream and weight down with weapons, radios and ammunition, were confronted with Afghans wanting to stroke their hair.
"It was hell," said Corporal Paul Richard, 20. "Every village we went into we got a group of men wearing make-up coming up, stroking our hair and cheeks and making kissing noises."
Originally posted by skippytjc
I blame the unit commanders for this stuff. They obviously aren�t running a tight ship. Bad management, pure and simple. Some troops feel that they can get away with this sort of thing, that�s the commanders fault.
But I will also note, that statistically this is all but inevitable. If you took 150,000 men and studied them under normal conditions within society, this sort of thing will still happen unfortunately. Crime happens. This isn�t an Iraqi thing per say, its a man with a mental disorder thing. This guy would have done this to somebody eventually any where he was.