US Soldiers Taunt Iraqi Kids With Water....Very Sad

the original tony · Post by **the original tony** » Fri Nov 24, 2006 10:35 pm

i'm glad someone else posted it, not me and my jihad

canadians are still far and beyond what most, american soldiers could ever dream to be.

the original tony

Nark · Post by **Nark** » Fri Nov 24, 2006 10:41 pm

Tony,

I finally get it, if someone wearing a maple leaf kills someone in Afghanistan its ok, however if someone wearing the star spangled banner, (or in the case of Marines, nothing because we don't need flashy shit on our shoulders to know who we fight for) they are plain old murderers.

Gotta love your double standards.

Oh yeah, Merry Christmas.

the original tony · Post by **the original tony** » Fri Nov 24, 2006 11:05 pm

double standard, sure whatever you like to call it.
Canadians=peace keepers.
Americans=not peace keepers.
am i saying canadians are perfect, no.
i'm not american, so i'll never understand this whole thing.
and for that i thank god everyday.

happy new year to you too soldier, as you were. if that suits you...........
commander in chief, out.

TerrainTerrain · Post by **TerrainTerrain** » Fri Nov 24, 2006 11:41 pm

I think the whole concept of "Peace Keeping" in this day and age is a bit of an irrelevant concept. Just like the UN.

And the role of Canada being a leading nation in peacekeeping was a Liberal illusion, created whilst the Canadian Forces, Canadian Armed Forces, or whatever the @#$! you want call it was being downsized, pulled apart and put back together again, reorganized, etc.

Tony, your concept of the world is inaccurate, to say the least.

While I will agree with you that the war in Iraq did originate from lies, you can't link that with any transgressions from a minority of US troops who are currently serving or served in the not too distant past.

But I suppose its more convenient to paint all US troops with the same brush, isn't it? Even Michael Moore, the 'creator/editor' of truth would disagree with you there.

bmc · Post by **bmc** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 12:30 am

pika wrote:
...now finally we have an accurate example of the usa and its relationship with the world...another shining moment for freedom fighters everywhere in the states...nice work scumbags...nice work george
How do you think you would react to the situation these guys are in? Hug people in the streets?

Of course not. These people are Arabiacs. You know Muslumoids. These people look different than us and speak a funny language. The obvious thing to do, in this situation, is to bomb them into freedom.

In the name of God, of course.

bmc · Post by **bmc** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 12:37 am

pika wrote:Why don't you find the video of the dude being decapitated just to refresh your memory of how great and fun loving some of these individuals are? I guess we know which side you are picking when the jihad arrives...

these kids have seen their parents liberated with american guns to the back of the fucking head.
If I undstand correctly, Iraqi's that are suffering is a tragedy.

i hope the day comes when you american sympathizers
loose your relatives to an american bomb, i will then laugh as you suffer.

Again, if I understand correctly, American supporters getting killed is laughable?

Your logic is f*cked.

So kill them sand niggers. All of them. All 22 million of them.

Let me guess. You watch Fox News. You think O'Reilly is a scholar.

Do you live in a trailor park married to your sister?

mellow_pilot · Post by **mellow_pilot** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 1:57 am

How do you keep peace when there is none?

critical engine · Post by **critical engine** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 2:16 am

this post is not about war

so don't fuckin change it

I do not believe that this represents all US soldiers over seas!

On top of it, I personaly have never seen an IED take a persons leg off either. Maybe they have. Maybe they have seen kids throw grenades at US soldiers. Maybe they are just stuoid young kids who know no better.

I / we do not know the whole story nor the whole picture. only this one glimps of it.

Although I find it very sad, and unprofessional, I don't know whats its like to be there....

On a side note, I first thought they were kids from Vancouver chasing down water.

mellow_pilot · Post by **mellow_pilot** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 2:27 am

Ya, shitty place, shit happening all the time. Hard to say where truth ends and editing begins. Either way, arm-chair quarter-backing at it's best.

bob sacamano · Post by **bob sacamano** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 7:35 am

Do you really expect much more from american soldiers? I mean really, who are these kids? just kids, and if we take it even further, they are street kids. Poor street kids (the americanos).

You think these are ivy league students? These are the poor ghetto kids that the u.s. administration can send to eyeraq. Who else would go. So don't be expecting them to act in a polite manner. If they were in their ghetto homes, they would be killing each other, so let them go to eyeraq and them sand niggers.

Now, for those who say it's ok to taunt these kids, can you not differentiate between these kids and the mujahidin/resistance/whatever you wanna call them. Is your head that thick, that you can't see outside fox news channel? Yeah, eyeraq has nothing but islamic extremists that are roaming its streets waiting to kill americans. They come in all forms, kids, women, elders, etc.

p.s. I been to manitoba, so I can talk about 3rd world countries, aiite?

Nark · Post by **Nark** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 8:58 am

You and System of a Down can live in your own little world.

Keep in mind I know more about Iraq than you.
I also know more about fighting than you.

bob sacamano · Post by **bob sacamano** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 9:50 am

Nark wrote:You and System of a Down can live in your own little world.

Keep in mind I know more about Iraq than you.
I also know more about fighting than you.

You talking to me?

If you are, then let me tell you this.

That's quite the assumption that you made, similar to, my daddy's stronger than your daddy.

But really, he is.

Now if you'd like to put your street talk aside, and share a few war stories, I've got a few for ya

niss · Post by **niss** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 10:15 am

Yeah, eyeraq has nothing but islamic extremists that are roaming its streets waiting to kill americans. They come in all forms, kids, women, elders, etc.

Not to disagree with you bob but suicide bombers come in all shapes and colours.

In this photo released by Hamas, Thursday, Nov. 23, 2006, Palestinian Fatma Omar An-Najar is seen before carrying out a suicide bombing next to Israeli soldiers in the northern Gaza Strip. The 64-year-old Palestinian grandmother blew herself up near Israeli troops sweeping through northern Gaza on Thursday, accenting a day of clashes and rocket fire that threaten to derail fragile efforts for a cease-fire. Eight other Palestinians were killed in a day of violence in the second day of Israel's current operation aimed at halting or at least slowing the rocket fire from northern Gaza at nearby Israeli towns and villages. (AP Photo/Hamas, HO)

I am in no way excusing what they did, as that was the sickest thing I have seen but thought it was worth showing that anyone can and will attack.

Nark · Post by **Nark** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 10:28 am

bob:

I've got a story or two, however I don't like you and I'm saving these for someone I care about.

Pilot_adam · Post by **Pilot_adam** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 12:09 pm

Kilo-Kilo wrote:
Nark wrote:For those of you who have never had the chance to visit a third world country, go and enjoy your self.
Here, here! Having worked in the middle east I often find myself dropping out of conversations due to the naivety of those involved who form their opinion solely based on what CNN or Global reports.

I second that

pika · Post by **pika** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 12:56 pm

So kill them sand niggers. All of them. All 22 million of them.

Let me guess. You watch Fox News. You think O'Reilly is a scholar.

Do you live in a trailor park married to your sister?

bmc, look at your avatar. It is a man with his head up his ass. Now, reread what you posted. Do you think its coincidence you chose that as your avatar?

If you could provide a relation or referene between my post and your post it would be helpful rather than taking the "right wing American trailer park" view when you don't understand.

gonfly'n · Post by **gonfly'n** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 2:27 pm

I do no understand why they are in IRAQ. Can someone enlighten me as to why they are over there?
They "freed the people" whatever that means
They found all of thos big 'ol weapons of mass destruction or lack of
Whats goin on with the oil?
Does the States genuinly care about rebuilding Iraq? Why don't they rebuild America while they're at it?

mellow_pilot · Post by **mellow_pilot** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 4:07 pm

I always wondered how many diseases coudl be cured if the US budget in Iraq was put toward medical research for just one year...

Hell, I vote CATSAs budget for cancer. Catchy too, CATSA for cancer... I think I'll make T-shirts.

Back to soldiers taunting kids...

There's an asshole in every crowd. I've also seen video of soldiers handing out water, medical aid, candy, toys, school supplies...

Why is every soldier assumed to represent the military as a whole. Why is it "American soldiers" are assholes, rather than "thjis guy" is an asshole?

pika · Post by **pika** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 4:52 pm

Kid? He was a thief who was caught breaking into the Canadians' compound stealing supplies.

Shidane Arone (1977? - 17 March 1993) was a Somali teenager who was beaten to death by Canadian soldiers from the Canadian Airborne Regiment.

Arone was caught on March 16 attempting to steal supplies from the Canadian base. Two members of the Airborne, Corporal Clayton Matchee and Private Kyle Brown, bound Arone and tortured him over the next several hours. Ultimately, he died of his injuries.

While the military initially claimed Matchee and Brown had acted alone, it was later revealed that sixteen others had visited the tent while Arone was captive, including superior officers. Also, Arone's screams were revealed to have been sufficiently loud as to be audible throughout the camp.

Sounds about right. Steal a few things and get tortured and killed. Serves him right. Right?

mellow_pilot · Post by **mellow_pilot** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 5:51 pm

cpt sweet'njuicy wrote:Nark you are a war monger...that much is clear. The military can do no wrong in your eyes...we have another waring fuk in here somewhere but I cant recall who...Id have to waste my time looking and I dont care that much. This war is illegal and all participants who choose to be in it are guilty of crimes against humanity...including your pal taunting kids with the water from the truck ...it will all come out in the end and you guys will claim you were just following orders

....the ameriqans care only about making money and looking righteous in any war after WW2. This was the last time the usa was of any use to anyone. Canada rocks and the usa is a toilet..I have spoken.

Several South Koreans would disagree with you.

bob sacamano · Post by **bob sacamano** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 6:21 pm

Nark wrote:bob:

I've got a story or two, however I don't like you and I'm saving these for someone I care about.

Fine, you know more than anyone about war, but you didn't have to hurt my feelings.

bob sacamano · Post by **bob sacamano** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 6:24 pm

niss wrote:Not to disagree with you bob but suicide bombers come in all shapes and colours.

How many old granny suicide bombers were in eyeraq? or for a matter of fact, in any of the middle eastern countries?

I get what you're tryin to say, but having 1 that was in the news the other day in palestine, doesn't prove my statement wrong.

mellow_pilot · Post by **mellow_pilot** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 6:39 pm

bob sacamano wrote: How many old granny suicide bombers were in eyeraq? or for a matter of fact, in any of the middle eastern countries?

193 236. I counted.

niss · Post by **niss** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 7:06 pm

I get what you're tryin to say, but having 1 that was in the news the other day in palestine, doesn't prove my statement wrong.

Like I said, I am not trying to disagree with you, but my point was there is no clear definition of the enemy.

From a soldiers stand point I would think that they would be very jumpy on the trigger after seeing that the person who is trying to kill them reminded them of their grandmother or their 14 year old son/daughter.