Why Have 650K Iraqis Died? Because our Nazis are cooking them
Thursday, October 12, 2006
Laser and microwave killing. Taking technology to a new level.
One of the most shameful videos you'll ever see:
[view video via source link first below] (runtime 24:53)
posted by Da Weaz | 7:30 PM
- - - - -
2 Comments:
- - -
Coffeelover said...
Keep up the good work Weazl! Wish I could've found your site a lot sooner. As a military member, I will be leaving the service soon after 20 years. This "Neocon Cabal" has got to go, however the top Active Duty Generals and Admirals are not going to do anything, only when they retire do they voice any concern. But yet I have faced ridicule, slander, threats, and even been physically attacked based [on] my current beliefs concerning the Regime. However many of those I warned in years past are now coming to their senses. Is it too late? I say no, the gloves are off.....
Coffeelover,,,,,,,
8:24 PM
- - -
Da Weaz said...
Thanks much for your service. Thanks much for your honesty. It is a disgrace what these people have done to our nation, our defense, our reputation, our Constitution, and our principles.
Sometimes the greatest act of courage is to tell the truth
10/17/06
In the opening scenes of Patricia Foulkrod's powerful documentary, we're introduced to a number of young soldiers who speak candidly and powerfully about the motivations that led them to join the military. As their stories unfold, we hear their surprised reactions to boot camp and combat training as they were taught to dehumanize their enemy, to "kill hadjis and ragheads."
"The Ground Truth" is a documentary that should be watched by everyone who has a friend, relative or loved one who's served--or is about to serve--in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Video - Runtime 78 Minutes
Click Play To View [view via source link next below]
From correspondents in Washington October 25, 2006 07:52am
THE US could defeat any enemy with overwhelming power but any new conflict would involve more brute force and civilian casualties than in Iraq, the top US general said today.
Asked about any potential threat from North Korea, Marine General Peter Pace, chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, said he did not know the intent of the Pyongyang leadership but the US military could cope with any potential enemy.
"It is true that our units that are here at home are not fully equipped, as they would be if there wasn't a war going on," Gen Pace said at the Pentagon.
"But none of our potential enemies should miscalculate the capacity of this nation to generate overwhelming combat power, tomorrow, to defend our national interests."
Gen Pace said the conflicts in both Iraq and Afghanistan meant some precision weapons and intelligence systems were already in use and could not be immediately be deployed elsewhere.
"It would be more brute force, wherever we might have to go next, than it would be if we weren't already involved in the war we have going on in Iraq or Afghanistan," Gen Pace said.
"You would end up not having all of the precision weapons that you might otherwise have going into a second theatre, wherever it might happen to be, and therefore you would end up using more dumb bombs, so to speak, more brute force, than you would otherwise," he said.
"So you end up with more collateral damage. You end up more like a World War II, Korean War campaign than you would sitting at home waiting with the war not going on."
But he said that would not affect the capacity of the US military to defeat any enemy.
"It would not be as clean as we would like it to be. But it would certainly be sure. And the outcome would not be in doubt," he said.
The United States has said it wants to use diplomacy to resolve its standoff with North Korea, which escalated when the secretive Communist state conducted a first nuclear test on October 9, but will take no option off the table.
News 
Market Data 
Discover 
AI
