[jmc1969]

Sgrena- isn't that the b*tch that accused US forces of trying to kill her and talked about how heroic Zarqawi was at the battle of Fallujah? The answer is yes.

[Mikey_1962]

If we tried, she'd be dead.

[pissant]

The leftists will lie thru their teeth at every turn. I'm sure the NY Times will run with this next.

[mewzilla]

Follow the money.

[ChadGore]

Fallujah was a military victory.

Thank You George W. Bush.

[rhombus]

says one former US solider, interviewed by the documentary's director, Sigfrido Ranucci.

Name please? This must be verified because you, Sigfrido have no credibility.

[Unam Sanctam]

I highly doubt it. It would simply be stupid, given that WMD was one of the main reasons for the war, for us to use it.

[rhombus]

I had gathered testimonials on the use of phosphorous and Napalm in Iraq from several refugees from Fallujah, and wanted to tell the world about it, but my kidnappers would not allow me to," said Italian journalist Giuliana Sgrena, held hostage in Iraq earlier this year, during the documentary.

Uh huh. Sure, and your kidnappers motive in supressing this information was what?

[jmc1969]

Also I urge everyone to buy "No True Glory" the book by Bing West on the Battle of Fallujah today, its a incredible book.

[zerosix]

Italians, watching what is happening in France, wish to plug the hole in the dike (dam to those in Rio Linda.)

[taxed2death]

Since when has Willi-Pete been a Chem-weapon?

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[Buffettfan]

Italy better be careful. They are right next door to France. France only bought itself 2 measley years by siding with the terrorists rather than the US. Look at France now.

[Spruce]

Did the raghead sh*tbags not BRAG about having Chem weapons in Fallujah? Did they not threaten their use if we didn't stop kicking their asses? Yet again the friggin moron lefties drink the kool-aid.

[ravingnutter]

says one former US solider

Probably Sheehan's buddy that just got busted for lying to the media.

[Rokke]

What a load of crap. White phosphorous is no more a "chemical weapon" than any other form of explosive.

[hflynn]

The Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCCW) also known as the "Convention on Prohibitions or Restrictions of the Use of Certain Conventional Weapons Which May be deemed to be Excessively Injurious or to Have Indiscriminate Effects," entered into force in December 1983. The Convention and its initial three Protocols restrict or prohibit the use of various conventional weapons whose effects are deemed to be excessively cruel or which do not discriminate between legitimate and illegitimate (especially civilian) targets. At the time of ratification, each State Party is required to state its consent to be bound by at least two of the Protocols. The United States ratified Protocols I and II on 24 March 1995.

The CCCW itself now comprises the three original protocols, an amended protocol, and one additional protocol:

Protocol I prohibits the use of non-detectable fragments;

Protocol II restricts the use of mines, booby traps, and other devices on civilian targets or in a way that may cause indiscriminate harm;

Amended Protocol II strengthens the restrictions governing the use of mines, booby traps, and other devices;

Protocol III prohibits making civilian populations the object of attack by incendiary weapons and restricts the use of incendiary weapons against military targets located within a concentration of civilians; and

Protocol IV prohibits the use and transfer of laser weapons designed to cause permanent blindness to un-enhanced vision.

The Amended Protocol II, adopted by a Conference of State Parties in 1996 and entered into force on 3 December 1998, extended the restrictions on landmine use to internal conflicts; established reliability standards for remotely delivered mines, and prohibited the use of non-detectable fragments in anti-personnel landmines (APL). There is no verification or compliance mechanism in Amended Protocol II, and negotiations to amend Protocol II failed to produce a total ban on APL use. This gave rise to the movement that eventually produced the Ottawa Convention and a Mine Ban Treaty. The use of white phosphorus or fuel air explosives are not prohibited or restricted by Protocol II.

[WilliamWallace1999]

Target Sgrena next.....

[The Red Zone]

"I had gathered testimonials on the use of phosphorous and Napalm in Iraq from several refugees from Fallujah, and wanted to tell the world about it, but my kidnappers would not allow me to," said Italian journalist Giuliana Sgrena, held hostage in Iraq earlier this year, during the documentary.

Makes sense... if the kidnaper mooses were the ones napalming and willie peteing.

[Logical me]

Our new policy should "Crap on us, don't ask for help". France and Italy are not friendly and until their governments are overthrown and a new friendly policy towards us, don't ask. Quit all forms of aid to these two rouge Countries and quit trade. Can't find anything they have that we need that we don't have ourselves. Time to separate crap.

[WilliamWallace1999]

Pour it it on. Fire for effect.....

[hang 'em]

Any substance or technique that gets the muzzies to their 72 as soon as possible is OK with me.