US Serviceman resposible for Afgan Massacre Named

reply to post by HangTheTraitors


Truth??

killing is our job.. That is what we do... We are not trained to tickle people but to kill them.. We are good at our jobs... Very good... Too good maybe??

That is the bread and butter of what we do....

So in future, maybe you should be more vocal when we are sent to war on your behalf?? Maybe you should strip yourself of your citizenship?? After all those things are done in your name.. Maybe just spouting off on a website is as far as you are willing to go??

Pussy

Put your money where your mouth is

Lobby your MP or rep..

get off the net and DO something!

That or continue to be some irrelevant dweeb on the net...

Truth is

The voter is who we work for.. You are our boss.. We go we you send us... If you do not agree then ffs do something about it..

Or just stfu

Originally posted by Azadok
reply to post by MI5edtoDeath

 

TextAs for the Qur'an burning, Americans will react in exactly the same if the Bible was desecrated.

That's a bold face lie , when have you ever heard of a Christian killing innocent people because the bible was torched , the fanatics over their Koran are hypocrites to the nth degree.

Sorry, I think you misspoke, you meant to say:

...when have you ever heard of a Christian killing innocent people because the bible was torched in a secularized, Western country where civil laws trump religion...

In most Western countries, Christianity, though a majority doctrine (or rather, grouping of doctrines under one umbrella), does not have absolute control over the functioning of society. Yes, it sways a little, but if the 1st Amendment didn't have such greater standing over any one of the Ten Commandments, then, YES, you would see similar reactions. Look at Uganda...

reply to post by EvanB


Well, I vote for "more vocal". There's no good reason to be in Afghanistan, there never was. Those families that were wiped out were victims of an ideology that assumes that someone else's violence can be solved by a third party committing violence towards all involved. It doesn't work, it never will. I don't think anyone here can honestly say that that family would have been "worse off" under the Taliban.

Originally posted by HangTheTraitors

Originally posted by ScarletWitch
reply to post by HangTheTraitors

 

You think a commanding officer has told a soldier "kill innocent civilians, if their in your way"?

ABSOLUTELY.

You have never served if you have to ask that one.

"NEVER SERVED"
This garbage about serving keeps getting repeated over and over.
The military are not serving, they are been used as dumb buffoons .

The whole system is sick , and is perpetuated from many.
The military are trained to MURDER.
Why any surprise when they do as TOLD????

All of this medal giving , and dressed up in stupid uniforms is all part of the brainwashing to keep the young dumb fools thinking they are serving.
The media is primed to keep up the pretence that the public support the military, THEY DO NOT.
They respond to the self same brainwashing , and lies that are spoon fed to them constantly.

The only serving is to the corperate cowards who sit with their feet on desks laughing at the bodies returning of the gullible dumb fools , whils't they order their new jets.

These are invented wars, they are created by very clever agent provocateurs who are employed to maintain the war industry.

Whoever has carried out this ritual mass murder , has SERVED this continuation of conflict and hate wonderfully well.
Are YOU all going to buy this like YOPU did 9/11???
WAKE UP.
Purge our nations of this inhuman lunatics.
Shut down XE services and the likes, it's THEIR business to maintain war.
gravitor

reply to post by Sphota


I think you are much too generous in your analysis of violent forms of American Christianity. Unlike in Afghanistan where outraged locals remonstrate in the street at slights they feel because of the disrespect of their religion, American Christians are proactive and aggressive.

American Christians/Catholics don't riot in the streets but take direct action against Muslims whom they believe to be Hell bound and an enemy of the American state. Case in point is Blackwater/Xe/Academi, which is a Christian Catholic lead organisation with a profound sense of animosity towards the people of the Middle East. The founder Erik Prince is an extremist Christian Catholic who selected the Xe name because 'X' is an archaic abbreviation for Christ from the Greek alphabet and 'Xe' is a combination of the Christic cross and the Greek letter, Epsilon, the first letter in the Greek word, Evangelion, which means good news or gospel.

Erik Prince is the son of the billionaire Edgar Prince who founded auto parts manufacturing firm Prince Manufacturing which was bought by Johnson Controls, for over one billion dollars. In 1995 Edgar Prince co-founded the Family Research Council – a right-wing Christian group and lobbying organization with zionist tendencies and an unhealthy interest in Jerusalem. It was through this organization that Erik Prince became a soldier for the Vatican’s Society of Jesus The members are also Jesuits whom are known colloquially as “God’s Marines” and as “The Company”. Basically they are crusaders and very violent people.

There are other extremist groups that travel under the auspices of US hegemonic power projection to impose their religious and supremacist ideologies and work to dominate and kill brown people who happen to be Muslims. One such group is American Renaissance, a racist and very political group founded by another special forces alumni.

Some American Christians do not need to react to people desecrating the Bible because they are instead nation wreckers and racists who are busy with the people of the Middle East.

Originally posted by HangTheTraitors

Originally posted by ScarletWitch
reply to post by HangTheTraitors

 

You think a commanding officer has told a soldier "kill innocent civilians, if their in your way"?

ABSOLUTELY.

You have never served if you have to ask that one.

Really? I never once heard this in 8 years in the Corps.
In fact it was always the opposite.

Did they command you to kill civilians all the time during your time in the chairforce or something? Or are you just making things up again?

reply to post by paradox


You was in the suck???

Yeah, you are right... I never got ordered to kill innocent civvies either....

reply to post by EvanB


Yes sir, 3 tours in Iraq and 2 in Afghanistan

Originally posted by paradox
reply to post by EvanB

 

Yes sir, 3 tours in Iraq and 2 in Afghanistan

A tough career choice. I take it you didn't consider banking?

reply to post by MI5edtoDeath


I was never great with numbers

reply to post by paradox


We are in good company then bro..

This was a false flag terror act....sspecifically ordered by washington....IMHO.....
Washington wants to bomb tthe crap out of the Taliban while they are at war there, and needed them to get nasty......
What better way than to send some patsy to whack a bunch of women and children and old men?
Like the Koran burning too , another provocation in the extreme....after ten years over there somebody would know you just dont burn Korans....
More ships in the gulf....another aitcraft carrier too i think....
whatever happens it wont be pretty.............we all will end this war as slaves to the PTB

Alot of people a trashing the US militaries justice system as providing light punishments, but when it comes to punishment, the US military tends to be very strict and harsh. They hand out life sentences and death sentences more frequently than you would believe, especially when it comes to punishing low ranking soldiers and officers.

When it comes to punishing those higher in the chain of command, it is a different story altogether though.

Executing the soldier will not bring back the dead.

All this talk about execution or if he was "insane" (obviously) is just a red herring. The real issue is the circumstances that lead to the incident. The circumstances being the needless war, and how it needs to stop. This will continue until all of this stops. Just wait until summer 2012, it will probably be the bloodiest months yet, for both the coalition troops, and the civilians.

Who is going to arrest all the unnamed mercenaries?

reply to post by Adyta

If they wanted to give him the death penalty they would not have whisked him out of Afganistan so quickly but hand him over to the Taliban or Hamid Karzai to deal with. Servicemen who volunteer to serve in multiple tour of duties are men of action. Iraq was exciting but its over so he went to Afganistan. I think he found Afganistan a little boring and he was itching for some action. His action may have hasten the pullout of foreign troops from that country. It good to finally pull out for its a thankless job. The country will revert back to what it was before the invasion in 5 years. Changes can only come if you stay put and run the government and not just police the streets, towns and villages. You have one arm tied when you do that. They did very well in Japan after the war and you can see Japan today.

Originally posted by paradox
reply to post by MI5edtoDeath

 

I was never great with numbers

You don't need to be good at numbers to be a banker when you take everything.

Firing Squad.

I mean its that simple. He Killed 16 Civilians, he gets shot by Firing Squad.

everything else is just a farce. Really, that simple.

Originally posted by slanteye
reply to post by Adyta

 

If they wanted to give him the death penalty they would not have whisked him out of Afganistan so quickly but hand him over to the Taliban or Hamid Karzai to deal with. Servicemen who volunteer to serve in multiple tour of duties are men of action. Iraq was exciting but its over so he went to Afganistan. I think he found Afganistan a little boring and he was itching for some action. His action may have hasten the pullout of foreign troops from that country. It good to finally pull out for its a thankless job. The country will revert back to what it was before the invasion in 5 years. Changes can only come if you stay put and run the government and not just police the streets, towns and villages. You have one arm tied when you do that. They did very well in Japan after the war and you can see Japan today.

The problem with your premise is that he DID NOT want to be their.

No American can be charged with war crimes because the US does not participate in any war crime court. The only Law he can be charged with is American law.
The ICC is recognised by 111 countrys but the United States, Russia, and Japan have not.

www.guardian.co.uk...

www.beyondintractability.org...

If you really want justice for all the people killed in war crimes and you live in one of the countrys that have not ratified the ICC write to your leaders because I think it just plain old stinks.