tilly

Letter from a soldier that exposes the anti Bush anti American
agenda of the BBC-

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Things have been pretty hectic since the end of hostilities and
the start of the real war. Despite what the press like to say:

1) We did expect some armed resistance from the Ba'ath Party and
Fedayeen;

2) It isn't any worse than expected;

3) Things are getting better each day; and

4) The morale of the troops is A-1, except for the normal
b****ing and griping.

I'm in Baghdad now. It represents a major (and long overdue)
shift in tactics. Instead of being sitting ducks now we are going
after the worthless pieces of s**t--seeking, finding and rooting
out the mostly non-Iraqis that are well-armed, well-paid (in U.S.
dollars) and always waiting to wail for the press and shoot some
GI in the back in a crowd.

The reason the GIs are angry (not demoralized) is that they
cannot touch, much less waste, those taunting bags of gas that
scream in their faces and riot on cue when they spot a camera man
from one of the networks.

A mosque in Fallujah blew up this morning while the imam (one of
the local loudmouths that frequently appeared on TV) was helping
a Syrian Hamas guy teach eight ****agers how to make belt bombs.
Right away the local propaganda group started wailing that the
Americans hit it with a TOW missile (If they had there wouldn't
have been any mosque left!) and the usual suspects took to the
streets for the cameras.

One guy was dragging around a piece of tin with blood on it,
claiming it was part of the missile. The cameras rolled and the
idiot started repeating his story. One of my guys asked him in
Arabic where he had left the rag he usually wore around his
face. He was a local leader of the Fedayeen.

We took the clown into custody and were asked indignantly by a
twit from BBC if we were trying to shut up "the poor man who had
seen his mosque and friends blown up." I told him who the guy was
and said if he knew Arabic (which he obviously didn't) he'd know
he was a Palestinian.

I suggested we take him down to the local jail and we'd lock him
and his cameraman in a cell with the "poor man" and they could
interview him until we took him to headquarters. They declined.

Guess what played on the Bu**sh**t Broadcasting System that
evening. "Did the Americans blow up a mosque? See the poor man
who is still in a state of shock over losing his mosque and
relatives?" Yep; our friend the Palestinian.

Tilly

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tonk911

Great post!
Thanx, Tilly.
I guess, the Democratic "hopefools" will have to start looking for
another horse to ride...

TK9