Re: RE: Marine Massacre was Unprovoked
This is not an isolated incident, many who have studied the empire and it's history know that this example of American murder is not the exception but rather very often a well understood and documented policy of terror, the only reason we're hearing anything about this crime now is a very slow leak to the main stream media. This is American forigne policy Colpy, most of the dead in Iraq since 91 have been civilian and most of those civilians have been women and children and many of them were murdered in cold blood just like these victims in Haditha.
Read about Falluja, civilians were targeted by American snipers, hospitals were bombed ambulances were attacked, phosperous was used naphalm was used, terrorism is the stock in trade of the American nation and people, they have lived by it and on it for decades. You say these few brought dishonour on thier fellow soldiers well none of those soldiers have any honourable position in the first place, this is an ileagle war for resources and regional power they are not involved in an honourable cause they are all engaged in a huge crime, they are all criminals, everyone of them.
They are all collectively guilty of this crime.
Colpy said:I had hesitated to post on this subject until I was sure of my ground.
It begins to appear that, yes, this did happen.
An absolute tragedy. The Americans must find whomever is responsible, have them tried in Iraq by American military tribunal, and (if found guilty) hand down the harshest sentence possible, to be carried out in Iraq.
It is essential that justice not only be done, but be seen to be done.
These men not only murdered the innocent, and chidren, they did irrepairible harm to the foreign policy of their nation, they brought dishonour on their fellow soldiers, and they have effectively recruited for the insurgents. They richly deserve execution.
Unfortunately, this sort of thing happens, but it must be punished in the most public, and the harshest way possible.
If one wonders how this could happen, I reccommend the book Rumor of War, by Philip Caputo, a Marine tried for murder during the Vietnam War. It is very, very good. I have seen it quoted in psychology textbooks, and Caputo, although found not guilty, admits he was anything but.
This is not an isolated incident, many who have studied the empire and it's history know that this example of American murder is not the exception but rather very often a well understood and documented policy of terror, the only reason we're hearing anything about this crime now is a very slow leak to the main stream media. This is American forigne policy Colpy, most of the dead in Iraq since 91 have been civilian and most of those civilians have been women and children and many of them were murdered in cold blood just like these victims in Haditha.
Read about Falluja, civilians were targeted by American snipers, hospitals were bombed ambulances were attacked, phosperous was used naphalm was used, terrorism is the stock in trade of the American nation and people, they have lived by it and on it for decades. You say these few brought dishonour on thier fellow soldiers well none of those soldiers have any honourable position in the first place, this is an ileagle war for resources and regional power they are not involved in an honourable cause they are all engaged in a huge crime, they are all criminals, everyone of them.
They are all collectively guilty of this crime.