US Military driving on the streets of Iraq. - Page 4

SSG.Santiago · #31 01-25-2007, 08:48 PM

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Originally Posted by WagnerX5

SGT, don't bother brother. Eric is of the firm belief that if we were all Communists there would be no need for armies and everyone would get along

OH ok eric just move to DISNEYLAND and live the perfect world.

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SSG.Santiago · #32 01-25-2007, 09:06 PM

check out this video this is what happen when an IED hit you.

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=a183ef7f78

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=fadc431531

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=c0508f90f0

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=992e8a94f9

Michelle · #33 01-25-2007, 09:09 PM

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Originally Posted by WagnerX5

SGT, don't bother brother. Eric is of the firm belief that if we were all Communists there would be no need for armies and everyone would get along

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Originally Posted by SGT.Santiago

OH ok eric just move to DISNEYLAND and live the perfect world.

rebound · #34 01-25-2007, 10:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Eric5273

That is the excuse that was used during the Nuremberg Trials. Sorry to say, but that excuse did not hold up then, and it does not hold up now. Soldiers are required to obey international law.

Ah. Now we're all Nazis again. That didn't take long.

Last time I checked, civilian rule over the military (instead of the other way 'round) was one of the reasons for the Declaration of Independence. So I guess you're advocating a military coup?

X5Jones · #35 01-26-2007, 12:10 AM

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Originally Posted by WagnerX5

SGT, don't bother brother. Eric is of the firm belief that if we were all Communists there would be no need for armies and everyone would get along

ROFL! Too true!

Eric definitely qualifies for the "Enemy Sympathizer of the Year" award!

statdoc · #36 01-26-2007, 01:14 AM

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Originally Posted by rebound

Ah. Now we're all Nazis again. That didn't take long.

Godwin's Law.

Eric5273 · #37 01-26-2007, 02:39 AM

You like videos? Watch this one:

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=66c1104f52

Aegis Defense Services firing indiscriminately at Iraqi civilians

A souvenir video has surfaced on the Internet showing private security contractors working for Aegis Defense Services "Victory" Group firing indiscriminately at Iraqi civilian motorists in Baghdad. The video was reportedly taken by an Aegis employee and posted on a web site run by an ex-Aegis employee. The video has since been removed from the site. The video contains four clips showing Aegis mercenaries firing at civilian automobiles. The video's soundtrack includes Elvis Presley's "Train I Ride." Aegis is run by former British Scots Guard officer Lt. Col. Tim Spicer, an international mercenary who has been involved in UN sanctions busting in Sierra Leone and Bougainville invasion planning in Papua New Guinea. Spicer's firm, Aegis, was awarded a $293 million security contract in Iraq. Spicer's men also stand accused of shooting teenager Peter McBride in the back in Belfast in 1992. That has prompted a number of members of the Irish Caucus in the Congress to demand the Pentagon withdraw its contract to Aegis. The Pentagon has rejected such action.

DINANM3 · #38 01-26-2007, 02:56 AM

That video doesnt show shit. All I see is the back window of a car and someone seem to be shooting a gun out the window. How do you know that its not a terrorist doing that. You cant see anything incriminating in this video.

Eric5273 · #39 01-26-2007, 03:20 AM

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Originally Posted by DINANM3

That video doesnt show shit. All I see is the back window of a car and someone seem to be shooting a gun out the window. How do you know that its not a terrorist doing that. You cant see anything incriminating in this video.

Yes...it was terrorists indeed. These terrorists worked for Aegis.

'Trophy' video exposes private security contractors shooting up Iraqi drivers

Here's some points snipped from the article, in case you don't wish to read the whole thing:

There are no clues as to the shooter but either a Scottish or Irish accent can be heard in at least one of the clips above Elvis Presley's Mystery Train, the music which accompanies the video.

The video first appeared on the website www.aegisIraq.co.uk. The website states: "This site does not belong to Aegis Defence Ltd, it belongs to the men on the ground who are the heart and soul of the company." The clips have been removed.

The website also contains a message from Lt Col Spicer, which reads: "I am concerned about media interest in this site and I remind everyone of their contractual obligation not to speak to or assist the media without clearing it with the project management or Aegis London. Refrain from posting anything which is detrimental to the company since this could result in the loss or curtailment of our contract with resultant loss for everybody."

Capt Adnan Tawfiq of the Iraqi Interior Ministry which deals with compensation issues, has told the Sunday Telegraph that he has received numerous claims from families who allege that their relatives have been shot by private security contractors travelling in road convoys. He said: "When the security companies kill people they just drive away and nothing is done. Sometimes we ring the companies concerned and they deny everything. The families don't get any money or compensation. I would say we have had about 50-60 incidents of this kind."

SSG.Santiago · #40 01-26-2007, 07:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Eric5273

Yes...it was terrorists indeed. These terrorists worked for Aegis.

'Trophy' video exposes private security contractors shooting up Iraqi drivers

Here's some points snipped from the article, in case you don't wish to read the whole thing:

There are no clues as to the shooter but either a Scottish or Irish accent can be heard in at least one of the clips above Elvis Presley's Mystery Train, the music which accompanies the video.

The video first appeared on the website www.aegisIraq.co.uk. The website states: "This site does not belong to Aegis Defence Ltd, it belongs to the men on the ground who are the heart and soul of the company." The clips have been removed.

The website also contains a message from Lt Col Spicer, which reads: "I am concerned about media interest in this site and I remind everyone of their contractual obligation not to speak to or assist the media without clearing it with the project management or Aegis London. Refrain from posting anything which is detrimental to the company since this could result in the loss or curtailment of our contract with resultant loss for everybody."

Capt Adnan Tawfiq of the Iraqi Interior Ministry which deals with compensation issues, has told the Sunday Telegraph that he has received numerous claims from families who allege that their relatives have been shot by private security contractors travelling in road convoys. He said: "When the security companies kill people they just drive away and nothing is done. Sometimes we ring the companies concerned and they deny everything. The families don't get any money or compensation. I would say we have had about 50-60 incidents of this kind."

im understand about contractor shooting civilian but what that has to do with the soldiers. WHY YOU ARE JUDGING THE SOLDIERS FROM THE BEGINNING WHEN WE ARE JUST FOLLOWING ORDER TRYING TO REBUILD IRAQ AND WE ARE THE ONES GETTING KILLED EVERYDAY. CIVILIANS ARE GETTING KILLED TO BUT THAT THEIR ETCHNIC WARS, THEY DONT LIKE EACH OTHER LIKE WE DO HERE THEY CANT LIVE TOGETHER THATS WHY THEY ARE KILLING THEMSELVES

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