Eddie Gallagher is a Killing Machine! Turn the Jackals Loose Baby!
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bodecea
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You know what a total Declared War is? Of course you don't.BS.............it's what makes us lose Wars are get stuck there forever...............Our military isn't allowed to win them anymore.......only get stuck there forever while the Politicians sponsors make a killing in making the weapons to fight it with.......to a tune of 8 TRILLION over 18 years counting long term liabilities of the War.You are being an idiot...And are clueless.
It's not football but this is fitting.............our country sends our military there for almost 2 decades.........then gives them BS rules of engagement......and after they do multiple tours with their friends dying there.........They try to frag them for killing the dang enemy.
The guy that died.......was the enemy.........
Easy for those sitting in the NOSE BLEED SECTION to complain........because your ass wasn't on the line.........
Top it off......those in the unit were FNG's..........and they LIED about who the hell killed the guy......wasn't found out until the trial...........and the Court Martial then went OH SHIT we are charging the wrong guy.
IMAGINE THAT.
Rules of engagement, discipline, following rules and order and chain of command IS WHAT MAKES OUR MILITARY the greatest in the world.
They aren't in the Nose Bleed sections of the stadium........they are on the field..........do you need a tissue for that nose bleed.
Would another My Lai be appropriate in wars the US is involved in?
My Lai was a Sunday picnic compared to the civilians we incinerated in Dresden and Tokyo in WW2.
Of course, there were no snowflakes back then, and we knew how to win wars.
JGalt
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You know what a total Declared War is? Of course you don't.BS.............it's what makes us lose Wars are get stuck there forever...............Our military isn't allowed to win them anymore.......only get stuck there forever while the Politicians sponsors make a killing in making the weapons to fight it with.......to a tune of 8 TRILLION over 18 years counting long term liabilities of the War.You are being an idiot...And are clueless.
It's not football but this is fitting.............our country sends our military there for almost 2 decades.........then gives them BS rules of engagement......and after they do multiple tours with their friends dying there.........They try to frag them for killing the dang enemy.
The guy that died.......was the enemy.........
Easy for those sitting in the NOSE BLEED SECTION to complain........because your ass wasn't on the line.........
Top it off......those in the unit were FNG's..........and they LIED about who the hell killed the guy......wasn't found out until the trial...........and the Court Martial then went OH SHIT we are charging the wrong guy.
IMAGINE THAT.
Rules of engagement, discipline, following rules and order and chain of command IS WHAT MAKES OUR MILITARY the greatest in the world.
They aren't in the Nose Bleed sections of the stadium........they are on the field..........do you need a tissue for that nose bleed.
Would another My Lai be appropriate in wars the US is involved in?
My Lai was a Sunday picnic compared to the civilians we incinerated in Dresden and Tokyo in WW2.
Of course, there were no snowflakes back then, and we knew how to win wars.
Of course I do. The Declaration of War is in Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution.
Hossfly
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You know what a total Declared War is? Of course you don't.BS.............it's what makes us lose Wars are get stuck there forever...............Our military isn't allowed to win them anymore.......only get stuck there forever while the Politicians sponsors make a killing in making the weapons to fight it with.......to a tune of 8 TRILLION over 18 years counting long term liabilities of the War.You are being an idiot...And are clueless.
It's not football but this is fitting.............our country sends our military there for almost 2 decades.........then gives them BS rules of engagement......and after they do multiple tours with their friends dying there.........They try to frag them for killing the dang enemy.
The guy that died.......was the enemy.........
Easy for those sitting in the NOSE BLEED SECTION to complain........because your ass wasn't on the line.........
Top it off......those in the unit were FNG's..........and they LIED about who the hell killed the guy......wasn't found out until the trial...........and the Court Martial then went OH SHIT we are charging the wrong guy.
IMAGINE THAT.
Rules of engagement, discipline, following rules and order and chain of command IS WHAT MAKES OUR MILITARY the greatest in the world.
They aren't in the Nose Bleed sections of the stadium........they are on the field..........do you need a tissue for that nose bleed.
Would another My Lai be appropriate in wars the US is involved in?
My Lai was a Sunday picnic compared to the civilians we incinerated in Dresden and Tokyo in WW2.
Of course, there were no snowflakes back then, and we knew how to win wars.
I do. I was in 1st grade when WWII ended.
Hossfly
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RealDave
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Look, assfuck, it was the military that did it. Not the Democrats.
It was Bone Spurs Trump who stepped all over military leadership to stick his nose where it did not belong.
Purposefully killing civilians for sport on recruits more terrorists the kill more Americans.
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Thanks to SEAL’s immunity deals, confessed killer unlikely to be charged
Special Warfare Operator 1st Class Corey Scott — the SEAL who dropped a legal bombshell on two ongoing war crimes cases by confessing on the stand to asphyxiating an Islamic State prisoner of war — likely won’t face any punishment for the death, according to a copy of his immunity deal shared with Navy Times.
To prevent Iraqi security forces from torturing the boy to death, Scott said, he blocked the seriously wounded teenager’s breathing tube and let him die. He was the killer, not Gallagher.
“I knew he was going to die anyway, and I wanted to save him from waking up to whatever would happen to him,” Scott said in his sworn testimony.
Now it starts to make more sense.........the cut on the prisoners neck was a breathing tube......meaning the neck would have had to be cut to insert it....................So......Scott killed the prisoner.......and then tried to pin it on Ghallagher.............but managed to get IMMUNITY for killing the prisoner before he would testify..........
He had some slick lawyers............
Special Warfare Operator 1st Class Corey Scott — the SEAL who dropped a legal bombshell on two ongoing war crimes cases by confessing on the stand to asphyxiating an Islamic State prisoner of war — likely won’t face any punishment for the death, according to a copy of his immunity deal shared with Navy Times.
To prevent Iraqi security forces from torturing the boy to death, Scott said, he blocked the seriously wounded teenager’s breathing tube and let him die. He was the killer, not Gallagher.
“I knew he was going to die anyway, and I wanted to save him from waking up to whatever would happen to him,” Scott said in his sworn testimony.
Now it starts to make more sense.........the cut on the prisoners neck was a breathing tube......meaning the neck would have had to be cut to insert it....................So......Scott killed the prisoner.......and then tried to pin it on Ghallagher.............but managed to get IMMUNITY for killing the prisoner before he would testify..........
He had some slick lawyers............
Bush92
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You like dead American servicemen don’t you? Our snipers are are some of the finest fighters in our military. Cowards like you wouldn’t know that. How do US men in combat see enemy snipers? Scary shit. But the threat has to be neutralized. Nobody views them as cowards at all. They’re sonsabitches.
In practically every thing we do on earth there are psychopaths. People who live on the edge and do good things can be psychopaths. They take chances that others may not. they have improved things for people on this planet because of it. Psychopaths are just not the ones we talk about all the time. The difference with the good ones are that they do not like being messed with either. If he is that, then he got messed with and responded in kind.
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Badasses don't murder prisoners, Pigeon. That's a coward's move.
Somehow I'm not surprised you don't know the difference.
eagle1462010
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What motivated fellow SEALs to dime out Eddie Gallagher?
Later, another SO1 who was trained in battlefield medicine told NCIS that he remembered watching the other SEAL corpsman treating the detainee, who appeared to have suffered a leg injury and struggled to breathe, possibly from “blast lung,” a condition that often affects those who survive explosions.
He watched as the SO1 inserted a chest tube while Gallagher, using a special kit, performed a cricothyroidotomy — or “cric" — a simple and rapid surgical method for opening up a blocked airway by inserting a tube through an incision in the cricothyroid ligament, according to records provided to Navy Times.
Gallagher also was present when the prisoner received a trachea tube, two chest tubes and a Sternal Intraosseous Infusion, which bores through bone to reach veins when other IVs won’t work, records indicate.
That SO1 told NCIS he left as the other two SEALs continued working on the prisoner, although other interviews and the prosecution’s own legal filings in the case portray a chaotic scene, with memories about the incident often jumbled by all the witnesses.
In his statements to NCIS, the LPO said he later returned to the area, rounded a parked Humvee and spotted Gallagher kneeling on the right side of the wounded teen.
He insisted that he then saw the chief “stab the ISIS fighter multiple times in the right side of the neck” in a manner that “was in no way a medical procedure,” according to an NCIS report.
He described Gallagher’s knife as the same weapon the chief always carried in a leather sheath. He told NCIS it had a blade a few inches long, although photographs of the weapon make it look stubbier.
The LPO told the agent that an SO1 who remained to assist Gallagher with the medical care was “freaking out a little bit over what Eddie just did” but there was nothing anyone could do “because the subject was dead.”
That’s something the other medically-trained SO1 also told investigators; He returned to the area and was surprised to find the prisoner dead.
Filling in that gap of time, an SO1 who had been with the detainee later told NCIS that the wounded fighter also received a chest tube. He added that he was only about a foot away from the prisoner when Gallagher pulled out his knife and stabbed the boy two or three times in the neck.
NCIS reported that a second class petty officer also saw Gallagher stab the prisoner, but later internal messages shared between defense attorneys and Navy officials appear to indicate that he thought the chief sank his knife into the detainee’s torso — and the boy already had died.
So he stabbed a corpse.
Later, another SO1 who was trained in battlefield medicine told NCIS that he remembered watching the other SEAL corpsman treating the detainee, who appeared to have suffered a leg injury and struggled to breathe, possibly from “blast lung,” a condition that often affects those who survive explosions.
He watched as the SO1 inserted a chest tube while Gallagher, using a special kit, performed a cricothyroidotomy — or “cric" — a simple and rapid surgical method for opening up a blocked airway by inserting a tube through an incision in the cricothyroid ligament, according to records provided to Navy Times.
Gallagher also was present when the prisoner received a trachea tube, two chest tubes and a Sternal Intraosseous Infusion, which bores through bone to reach veins when other IVs won’t work, records indicate.
That SO1 told NCIS he left as the other two SEALs continued working on the prisoner, although other interviews and the prosecution’s own legal filings in the case portray a chaotic scene, with memories about the incident often jumbled by all the witnesses.
In his statements to NCIS, the LPO said he later returned to the area, rounded a parked Humvee and spotted Gallagher kneeling on the right side of the wounded teen.
He insisted that he then saw the chief “stab the ISIS fighter multiple times in the right side of the neck” in a manner that “was in no way a medical procedure,” according to an NCIS report.
He described Gallagher’s knife as the same weapon the chief always carried in a leather sheath. He told NCIS it had a blade a few inches long, although photographs of the weapon make it look stubbier.
The LPO told the agent that an SO1 who remained to assist Gallagher with the medical care was “freaking out a little bit over what Eddie just did” but there was nothing anyone could do “because the subject was dead.”
That’s something the other medically-trained SO1 also told investigators; He returned to the area and was surprised to find the prisoner dead.
Filling in that gap of time, an SO1 who had been with the detainee later told NCIS that the wounded fighter also received a chest tube. He added that he was only about a foot away from the prisoner when Gallagher pulled out his knife and stabbed the boy two or three times in the neck.
NCIS reported that a second class petty officer also saw Gallagher stab the prisoner, but later internal messages shared between defense attorneys and Navy officials appear to indicate that he thought the chief sank his knife into the detainee’s torso — and the boy already had died.
So he stabbed a corpse.
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