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To: McGavin999
They aren't doing it to get us to strike back wildly. They are too stupid to actually think about the consequences. They found a dead body and couldn't resist mutilating it and playing with it. They shouldn't just be imprisoned either. They should be killed. Every single one of them that had any participation in this at all. These 14 year olds shouldn't be treated any different than 50 year olds. Everyone seen on that video as much as smiling in support, should be killed. Bush is going to get a lot of negative feed back if there isn't a major strike in response to this. People are too passionate and angry about this to forget it. If we aren't satisfied we are going to speak out. If our response doesn't happen soon and isn't something major then it's going to get a lot of people upset. We need to at least announce we are looking to capture or kill the people on that video. Although they will only get a few of the main guys who did this, while ignoring the kids and people who watched with big smiles on their face. We should get everyone in that video no matter what. We should also hang these people in public but that's not going to happen. The Marines will probably be ordered to go shake hands with children instead of leveling that disgusting city.

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460 posted on 04/01/2004 1:17:18 AM PST by ThermoNuclearWarrior (~ Vote for George W. Bush for reelection in November! ~)
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To: ThermoNuclearWarrior
We shouldn't "announce" anything. We shouldn't be huffing and puffing we should be quietly planning a very effective response and I would imagine that's exactly what the Marines are doing.
482 posted on 04/01/2004 9:00:19 AM PST by McGavin999 (Evil thrives when good men do nothing!)
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