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"They would give them a machete. If not, they'd give them a sledge hammer and they'd tell them to kill the people they had tied up,"
As the Houston Chronicle reported back in April, Mexican officials found very little evidence of guns lots of proof that sledgehammers were used in the killing of the 200 dead people dug up from deep pits in San Fernando. "Those who successfully completed the training were treated to a party that included a raffle with winners getting watches, vehicles and cash," Tovar said in a report by San Antonio's Express-News. "Those who couldn't kill were made halcones, the Spanish word for “hawks," or cartel lookouts he said.
Originally posted by Ixtab
Sooo.....the difference between these camps and an army barracks is.........?
Originally posted by Ixtab
Sooo.....the difference between these camps and an army barracks is.........?
Originally posted by Ixtab
Sooo.....the difference between these camps and an army barracks is.........?
Originally posted by Wrabbit2000
Originally posted by Ixtab
Sooo.....the difference between these camps and an army barracks is.........?
Forgive me for saying this..but the sheer depth and level of hatred for anything military is sometimes staggering.
An Army barracks doesn't murder civlians, tied down like pigs for slaughter, as a graduation test. That level of pure evil is something I've only read credible reports of among the darkest units of war time Germany. (and that is controversial as to whether even THEY went quite that far in depravity) It comes full circle I guess....but that Army may be what ultimately saves us from being the ones tied down for some kid to beat to death next.
An Army barracks doesn't murder civlians,
tied down like pigs for slaughter, as a graduation test. That level of pure evil is something I've only read credible reports of among the darkest units of war time Germany. (and that is controversial as to whether even THEY went quite that far in depravity)
Originally posted by Ixtab
Sooo.....the difference between these camps and an army barracks is.........?
Well they get ``trained to kill``. And please, soldiers don't murder civilians? In every single MODERN war in history, soldiers killed way more civilians than actual enemy soldiers. Back in the day, it was better because it was on a battlefield, soldier against soldier, no civilians. It should be like that again. But yeah very few army, if at all, today do this kind of sick thing.
Originally posted by Wrabbit2000
The U.S. would happily avoid killing ANY civilians if possible, as it goes counter to the entire strategy the U.S. military is built around.