[conservativehusker]

As predicted just this morning it has started....

[NormsRevenge]

Mother-in-law Rabia Mohammed Hussein grieves the loss of Nabiya Nassayef, 35, who was pregnant and her cousin Saliha Mohammed Hassan, who were both killed as they were driving to a maternity hospital in Samarra, Iraq Tuesday, May 30, 2006. When asked if they knew about the incident, the U.S. military had no immediate comment. The two Iraqi women were shot to death after U.S. forces fired at a car that failed to stop at an observation post in Samarra, north of Baghdad, the military said.(AP Photo/Hameed Rasheed)

[Caveman Lawyer]

Terrible accident. Devoting half the article to the alleged massacre in Haditha is needless and oh-so-predictable.

[AppyPappy]

God take revenge on the Americans and those who brought them here. They have no regard for our lives."

I guess the IED's are lost on this idiot. His own people are blowing up the Iraqi people wholesale. Perhaps if old pusspot had shot Saddam himself, we wouldn't be there. But he didn't have the guts for that.

[Indy Pendance]

"People in America are very angry with the Muslims not only because of 9-11 case but because the Muslims kill people randomly specially the past 20 years or so,".....

Better

[edpc]

Americans kill people randomly [e]specially recently," Khalid Nisaif Jassim said.

Tragic things happen when you run through a series of words ending in "ly" and checkpoints.

[GraniteStateConservative]

War's hell. If they want us to leave, they should start providing their own security-- and do a good job of it. There are plenty of people who know things but they stay silent and our troops get blown up. Their lives are as valuable as these dead Iraqis' lives.

[windcliff]

We'll attack a wedding party before the weekend.

[Thrusher]

Americans are so evil. I mean, the peace-loving Iraqi "insurgents" never accidently kill pregnant women, or even children or cute little puppies, like our evil Marines do.

The "insurgents" do it on purpose!

[in hoc signo vinces]

What a PR nightmare. I feel for our Armed Forces.


There's a War on, and the only people that realize this is the military and a majority of the citizenry that is given little voice by our, oh so, "factual" media.

[Names Ash Housewares]

"I was driving my car at full speed because I did not see any sign or warning from the Americans. It was not until they shot the two bullets that killed my sister and cousin that I stopped," he said. "God take revenge on the Americans and those who brought them here. They have no regard for our lives."


I didnt see (READ IGNORED) the warnings, it's the Americans fault?

NO DOPE> IT'S YOUR FAULT!

Im sorry but this guy is to blame and the terorrists for creating the environment to begin with for his familys trajedy. AND the trajedy of our troops to have to deal with this.

[wideawake]

Nabiha Nisaif Jassim, 35, was being raced to the maternity hospital in Samarra by her brother when the shooting occurred Tuesday.

That's funny - I managed to drive my wife to the maternity ward twice while obeying all the traffic laws.

Everyone in that car knew what happens in Iraq, especially in Samarra, when you blow through a checkpoint.

Whoever was behind the wheel is the person who killed her, not a serviceman.

[SevenMinusOne]

Unbelievable headline - The reality is this is a war zone (Iraqi's know this...and certainly know by now the dangers of running check points) -

This is a terrible situation brought on 100% by the driver of this vehicle. End of discussion.

The MSM are pathetic in how they go about putting a negative anti-American, anti-U.S. military headline on every story then can.

[cricket]

If the car does not stop. . it is an 'enemy' car, period. . .

[TexasCajun]

Low-life cowardly muslim men have shown time and time again they will use their women and children as weapons against the infidels and use them to hide behind while fighting themselves.

I wouldn't put it past muslim men to actually massacre a group of women and children themselves and then call the American media to show them what American soldiers had done.

[Mo1]

"There must be a level of discipline imposed on the American troops and change of mentality which seems to think that Iraqi lives are expendable," said Pachachi, a member of parliament.

Ummmm ... has this guy missed all the stories about the IED's and car bombs killing and injuring our soldiers??

And as for no Warning signs in and around Baghdad?? .. that doesn't sound right

[river rat]

I'm beginning to believe the ONLY deaths the bastards mourn, are those killed by us infidels....

Time to leave - and allow them to kill each other in peace.

A people too ignorant to accept responsibility for their own actions are hardly worth the price in coalition blood or treasure....

Plus - I'm more that damned tired of the AP, Reuters, NBC, CBS, CNN and the Democrat Senate and House pouring salt into every wound created by our team against their team.....

Treasonous bastards need to answer one day for their transgressions...

This "war" is going sour -- FAST...
If we're going to conduct war against militant Islamists, Jihadists and lunatics -- we need to be killing a lot more of them and reducing large breeding areas to rubble..

Semper Fi

[mkjessup]

Yes it is a tragedy, a tragedy that the moron driving the car chose to IGNORE visual AND audible warnings to HALT THE VEHICLE!!!

If they want to blame somebody for this, look no further than the idiot driver.

He ought to be charged with the Iraqi equivalent of manslaughter, but of course that doesn't provide Al Reuters, AP-Jazeera and the rest of the U.S.-bashing media the story they want.

[new yorker 77]

Kim Gambel goes to Arlington National Cemetery to urinate and defecate on fallen heros.

[NutCrackerBoy]

I think AP could have and should have found different words for the headline regardless of the circumstances as they know them and certainly regardless of their biases.