From the time we invaded iraq there have never been insurgents.
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are you daft?
Do you know what the definition is or have you allowed the MSM to sell you a dishonest term?
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- S: (n) insurgent, insurrectionist, freedom fighter, rebel (a person who takes part in an armed rebellion against the constituted authority (especially in the hope of improving conditions))
- S: (n) guerrilla, guerilla, irregular, insurgent (a member of an irregular armed force that fights a stronger force by sabotage and harassment)
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They were believed to be in possession of automatic weapons (and later, before shooting, they were believed to have an RPG) in close proximity to US troops in a warzone.
I have yet to see any solid evidence they had weapons.
I don't care whether they had weapons or not. In examining the actions of the crew, you must examine the actions they took with the information available to them. The best information available was that they appeared armed and traveling together in a war zone in close proximity to US ground forces in an area where guerrilla attacks by groups of such description are quite common.
We already know a camera was mistaken for a rpg.
So the information somehow travels back in time so the gun crew knows that it's a camera?
If a man shoots a masked man in his house at night because he has a knife in his hand and is standing over hi,, is he just?
Now it turns out that it was his brother and it was actually a pie cutter and he was about to surprise him with a birthday party.
Do the man's actions somehow become unjust and inexcusable or must they be considered in light of what information was available to the man at the time?