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This might sound mean is cruel but if the US was required to bomb Japan and Germany at the close of WWII killing hundreds of thousands of very intelligent civilians, who the fuck would give two shits about some filthy middle east inbred retard savages getting lit up by Americans fighting for freedom and against Muslim insanity?
The thing is none of the "civilian" invaders into Europe are innocent. Most of them are rapists, assault Westerners and generally have contempt for Western civilization. The native population in Europe has been through enough and evolved past violence. But they really need to go back to their roots and fuck up any savage committing violent crime. As far as in a middle battle zone when "friendly" middle easterners are simply clever terrorists, if there is any doubt at all, I would lite up any and all savages without getting permission from headquarters. Also Russia needs to be apologized to and called in to undo Reagan's arming of the Taliban in the 80's. Afghanistan as a terrorist nation would not exist if Reagan did not give them billions of dollars in weapons. The Ruskies will have no lawsuits and sleepless nights wasting the savages.
One of those traded was al Baghdadi. Good call shitstain.This is the military that donnie and his deplorables want, tho.Targeting and murdering unarmed civilians has nothing to do with PC.So much better when Clinton was getting paid to pardon criminals right? In this case the men were convicted not because what they did was so bad but because it wasn't PC.
As opposed say to trading a traitor who left his base to flirt with the Taliban --- for 4 LEADERS of the Taliban who were captured at GREAT COST to our military??? Different set of values indeed.....
Our military has standards and codes. It is professional and strict. Something our enemies typically lack. Trump seems to want them to emulate our enemies. No surprise.
Did you look at that statement with anything like a hint of skepticism? For if that were true and an established fact, the man wouldn't need a pardon, because the conviction would likely have been thrown out on appeal. But his appeals were dismissed.
So, where did you find that crap? And, you didn't willfully confuse Behenna's mere claim that "exculpatory evidence" was withheld with an actual fact, or did you?
Behenna is a murderer. He humiliated an Iraqi, interrogated him after the man had been exonerated, and, in the best reading, went about it so incompetently that the man had a chance to go after Behenna's weapon, and he couldn't control the situation without murdering the man. More likely, he was outraged and out of his mind that any of Those people had the unprecedented temerity to fight back against an occupying force.
Trump's pardon will be widely perceived, throughout the Arabic / Muslim world, as more evidence that mollycoddling murderers in the oh-so law-abiding and human rights-upholding West is the thing to do, not least because the lives of Those people count for nothing. How do you think that will play? Behenna's murderous rage, along with Trump's propensity to "stick it to Them", are likely to cost quite a few lives.
Don't question slow Joe, he knows it all.
The convicted murderer, now pardoned, went outside of his ROE and he murdered an unarmed person.
We know, you would do the same thing; you would partake in premeditated murder of an unarmed person too.
After all your hero Pee Wee Penis said, "I could shoot someone on Fifth Avenue and not lose any votes."
That's really what it's all about with you murderers; popularity.
Yeah and in Vietnam the U.S. made some enemies for life because some soldiers took advantage of the free for all atmosphere to smoke opium, rape innocent civilians, kill innocent civilians, and even take trophies of some of the people they killed. We have to learn from that. If we are going to go into a country to supposedly fight for the innocent civilians that are being treated horribly by their leader, then we need to make sure as a country we aren't there killing innocent people and creating a new generation of terrorists that will hate the U.S. for a life time.
If our military can not help these people by abiding by the rules of engagement, then they need to pack the fuck up and get out of the country. End of story.
As opposed say to trading a traitor who left his base to flirt with the Taliban --- for 4 LEADERS of the Taliban who were captured at GREAT COST to our military??? Different set of values indeed.....
Yeah and in Vietnam the U.S. made some enemies for life because some soldiers took advantage of the free for all atmosphere to smoke opium, rape innocent civilians, kill innocent civilians, and even take trophies of some of the people they killed. We have to learn from that. If we are going to go into a country to supposedly fight for the innocent civilians that are being treated horribly by their leader, then we need to make sure as a country we aren't there killing innocent people and creating a new generation of terrorists that will hate the U.S. for a life time.
If our military can not help these people by abiding by the rules of engagement, then they need to pack the fuck up and get out of the country. End of story.
Behenna was not raping anyone or taking his ear.
Nor was the man he killed an "innocent civilian".
Now, i have no problem prosecuting people who commit actual crimes, like those idiots at Abu Grahib or the guys who raped the 15 year old and killed her entire family. Those ARE crimes.
In Behenna's case, there was exculpatory evidence that the terrorist went for his gun. Honestly, if he were a cop in a street shooting, he'd have probably been acquitted.
You take a mentally unstable man, pump him with drugs, send him into a combat zone with poor leadership, and then act all surprised when he does something irrational?
Yeah and in Vietnam the U.S. made some enemies for life because some soldiers took advantage of the free for all atmosphere to smoke opium, rape innocent civilians, kill innocent civilians, and even take trophies of some of the people they killed. We have to learn from that. If we are going to go into a country to supposedly fight for the innocent civilians that are being treated horribly by their leader, then we need to make sure as a country we aren't there killing innocent people and creating a new generation of terrorists that will hate the U.S. for a life time.
If our military can not help these people by abiding by the rules of engagement, then they need to pack the fuck up and get out of the country. End of story.
Behenna was not raping anyone or taking his ear.
Nor was the man he killed an "innocent civilian".
Now, i have no problem prosecuting people who commit actual crimes, like those idiots at Abu Grahib or the guys who raped the 15 year old and killed her entire family. Those ARE crimes.
In Behenna's case, there was exculpatory evidence that the terrorist went for his gun. Honestly, if he were a cop in a street shooting, he'd have probably been acquitted.
Did you look at that statement with anything like a hint of skepticism? For if that were true and an established fact, the man wouldn't need a pardon, because the conviction would likely have been thrown out on appeal. But his appeals were dismissed.
So, where did you find that crap? And, you didn't willfully confuse Behenna's mere claim that "exculpatory evidence" was withheld with an actual fact, or did you?
Guy, I was in the Army for 11 years... Military Justice is an oxymoron. You don't get a jury of your peers, you get a hearing of seven officers who are eager to please their higher-ups. In Behenna's case, not a one of those officers had combat experience.
•On the evening of February 25th, prosecution expert witness Dr. Herbert MacDonell told the prosecution attorneys the only logical explanation for what happened was that Mansur had to be standing, reaching for LT Behenna's gun when he was shot. This contradicted the prosecution's theory that Mansur was executed while seated on a rock.
•On February 26th LT Behenna testified that while he was interrogating Mansur he turned his head towards his interpreter, and when he did, Mansur lunged for his gun. The LT fired a controlled pair of shots. This explanation was identical to what Dr. MacDonell told the prosecution team in a private meeting the night before.
•During a recess after 1LT Behenna's testimony, Dr. MacDonell met with the prosecution team and told them again that the LT's testimony was exactly what he had demonstrated to Prosecutors the day before and that the LT must be telling the truth. The prosecutors sent Dr. MacDonell home to New York. Leaving the courtroom, Dr. MacDonell told defense counsel he would have made a great witness for LT Behenna.
Deplorable injustice continues for Lt. Michael Behenna
Behenna is a murderer. He humiliated an Iraqi, interrogated him after the man had been exonerated, and, in the best reading, went about it so incompetently that the man had a chance to go after Behenna's weapon, and he couldn't control the situation without murdering the man. More likely, he was outraged and out of his mind that any of Those people had the unprecedented temerity to fight back against an occupying force.
Okay, let's take your argument, are you saying that this Iraqi was innocent, or that he was legitmately fighting an occupying force? If the latter, then the fault really lies with the politicians who sent Lt. Behenna over there, not the soldier who was doing the best he could under an unwinnable situation.
Hey, this funny thing happened after WWII. A bunch of old Nazis tried to keep fighting the war they obviously lost. The response was to take them out and shoot them.
Trump's pardon will be widely perceived, throughout the Arabic / Muslim world, as more evidence that mollycoddling murderers in the oh-so law-abiding and human rights-upholding West is the thing to do, not least because the lives of Those people count for nothing. How do you think that will play? Behenna's murderous rage, along with Trump's propensity to "stick it to Them", are likely to cost quite a few lives.
Um, yeah... funny thing... they were all killing us long before they ever heard of Lt. Behenna.
Sorry, man, you don't win a war by playing nice with the bad guys.
Now, myself, I have a simple solution. Get the hell out of the middle east. Stop arming them, stop picking sides, stop getting involved in their fights. But since the Oil Companies and Zionists dictate our policies, don't screw over the young men we send over there to do their dirty work.
One of those traded was al Baghdadi. Good call shitstain.This is the military that donnie and his deplorables want, tho.Targeting and murdering unarmed civilians has nothing to do with PC.So much better when Clinton was getting paid to pardon criminals right? In this case the men were convicted not because what they did was so bad but because it wasn't PC.
As opposed say to trading a traitor who left his base to flirt with the Taliban --- for 4 LEADERS of the Taliban who were captured at GREAT COST to our military??? Different set of values indeed.....
One of those traded was al Baghdadi. Good call shitstain.This is the military that donnie and his deplorables want, tho.Targeting and murdering unarmed civilians has nothing to do with PC.So much better when Clinton was getting paid to pardon criminals right? In this case the men were convicted not because what they did was so bad but because it wasn't PC.
As opposed say to trading a traitor who left his base to flirt with the Taliban --- for 4 LEADERS of the Taliban who were captured at GREAT COST to our military??? Different set of values indeed.....
