[HitmanLV]

No, I am saying that the people who have been hired to investigate this have been doing so and are convinced there was wrongdoing here. They know much more about it than any of us do (that's the deference I was talking about).

That they are convinced that there was wrongdoing isn;t to say that there HAS (emphasis yours) to be some wrongdoing, but it does show that the people who know most about this (and much more than any of us) think its more likely than not that the Marines in the issue behaved improperly.

I never made the argument you suggested, so get off it. I'm saying unambiguously that the people who know most about this, and who have studied it for months, think there's something to it.

[FreedomNeocon]

Sounds like the same argument to me.