TRICKLE-DOWN BARBARITY
Brutality — and recognized as such by the bar.
“I ain’t no angel,” admitted a 172nd Infantry Brigade noncommissioned officer shortly before a military jury sentenced him Thursday to life in prison with the possibility of parole for the execution-style murders of four Iraqi detainees in 2007.
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Capt. John Riesenberg, assistant government trial counsel, told the jury that their sentence should be aimed at stopping other first sergeants and soldiers from doing what the Company A soldiers did.
“Send a message to the world that this is an army that recognizes that it is different, that American soldiers just don’t do this. They don’t execute detainees in the middle of the night by shooting them in the back of the head when they are bound and blindfolded and dump their bodies in a canal,” he said. Source
why are we there to begin with? There we go again, he did it so I can do it, don’t kiss and tell, who is going to know. America, no respect of any type of morality. Execute the solder and all accessories, turn them over to the families, I’m sure there is a cover up and more than just one person involved.
this was a short one, hahahahah, still tired
Comment by mike — April 29, 2009 @ 4:50 pm on Wednesday the 29th