montako kuukautta veikkaatte tästä tapauksesta tulevan. ehkä jopa pari vuotta.
kyllä amerikka rulettaa ja irakit kyykkyy
Sgt. Michael P. Williams, 25, was charged in the same incident with killing an Iraqi who ran from the truck. Some soldiers testified that the unarmed man was waving a white cloth, and one heard the Iraqi shouting "Baby! Baby!" — possibly referring to youngsters in the truck, which had been hired to pick up trash.
Williams told his squad before leaving Ft. Riley in Kansas that they would "take no prisoners" in Iraq, according to testimony.
• Ten days later, on Aug. 28, an Iraqi smirked as Williams struggled to disassemble an AK-47 rifle found in the man's house. Soldiers testified that Williams took the man inside the house, had his plastic handcuffs removed, laid the rifle near him and said: "I feel my life has been threatened." Williams then shot the man, a soldier testified.
Another soldier allegedly then told him the Iraqi was still alive. "I'll take care of it," Williams replied, and shot the man again, according to prosecutors.
A few minutes later, soldiers pulled a man from a nearby home where two guns had been found. "You know what you have to do," Williams told Spc. Brent W. May, 22, who fired twice into the man's head, according to testimony.
kyllä amerikka rulettaa ja irakit kyykkyy
Sgt. Michael P. Williams, 25, was charged in the same incident with killing an Iraqi who ran from the truck. Some soldiers testified that the unarmed man was waving a white cloth, and one heard the Iraqi shouting "Baby! Baby!" — possibly referring to youngsters in the truck, which had been hired to pick up trash.
Williams told his squad before leaving Ft. Riley in Kansas that they would "take no prisoners" in Iraq, according to testimony.
• Ten days later, on Aug. 28, an Iraqi smirked as Williams struggled to disassemble an AK-47 rifle found in the man's house. Soldiers testified that Williams took the man inside the house, had his plastic handcuffs removed, laid the rifle near him and said: "I feel my life has been threatened." Williams then shot the man, a soldier testified.
Another soldier allegedly then told him the Iraqi was still alive. "I'll take care of it," Williams replied, and shot the man again, according to prosecutors.
A few minutes later, soldiers pulled a man from a nearby home where two guns had been found. "You know what you have to do," Williams told Spc. Brent W. May, 22, who fired twice into the man's head, according to testimony.
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Vanhimmat
Kuinkahan monta muuta samanlaista tapausta on jäänyt syyttämättä, koska media ei ole saanut sitä selville. USA käyttää omia sotilaitaan syntipukkina teoista, jotka ovat itse märänneet sotilailleen.
Uskoisin, että tuo jenkki sai useamman vuoden lisää aikaa elää...
... että jotkut irakilaiset ovat käyttäytyneet hyvin, hyvin tuhmasti liittoumankin sotilaita kohtaan.
Onkohan se niin, että kun joudutaan taistelemaan kovat piipussa, tapahtuu myös sellaisia yhteenottoja, jotka eivä oikein sovi herkkähermoisille?
Eivät näytä sopivan eräille palstan lukijoillekaan...
tiedän sinusta sen verran, että et oikeasti ole sitä mieltä, että siviilien murhat ovat oikeutettuja kenellekään.
voisit lakata tekemästä ylilyöviä provoja.
vai sallisiko sinun "upsserikunniasi" tosiaan kuvatun kaltaiset murhat missään oloissa?
ei ole olemassakaan, eikä sodalla sääntöjä; sota ei ole jalkapallo-ottelu, sen saivat tuntea
nahoissaan mm. englantilaiset ja saksalaiset sotilaat noustessaan ampumahaudoistaan pelaamaan keskenään rauhanomaisen futismatsin 1. maailmansodan tuoksinassa!
On lähdettävä siitä totuudesta, että ammattisotilas on valtaapitavien juoksukas ja inhimillisyytensä myynyt surkio; negatiivisella etumerkillä varustettu ihminen! Jos ette usko, niin seuratkaa sanomalehdistöä ja muuta mediaa, ja kuunelkaa kokeneiden puheita!