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To: camerakid400
"...Marines engaged in fierce firefights and called in air strikes to level buildings -- often with no definitive idea of who was inside."

D'oh! How are they supposed to find out? Call a "time out" and ask the enemy what's in the building? Police in a America don't always know definitively what's in a building before the go in. The mere fact that some "journalist" (NewSpeak for idiot) writes such a sentence, betrays total ignorance of what happens in a WAR.

50 posted on 08/31/2007 11:20:52 PM PDT by Jabba the Nutt (Just laugh at them!)
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To: Jabba the Nutt

It’s just nuts that the cops in this country can engage in no-knock raids and if an innocent person in the wrong house gets killed it’s a “tragedy” but the cops can’t be blamed because they are waging a “war on drugs” against dangerous hoodlums. But soldiers in the middle of a freaking WAR ZONE are supposed to what, politely knock before entering a house next to where someone tried to BLOW THEM UP?

STOP THE INSANITY!


59 posted on 09/01/2007 4:31:02 AM PDT by visualops (artlife.us)
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To: Jabba the Nutt

I think CNN and the like think that our Marines should ring a doorbell to announce their presence, rather than announce their presence with a spray of ammunition despite the fact that the Marines are IN A FREAKIN’ war zone! Too many years have gone by since the CNN camera crew lit up our military coming ashore during the first Gulf War and I just can’t forgive the media anymore. These anchors and reporters think they are so important...


157 posted on 09/01/2007 7:40:25 PM PDT by getmeouttaPalmBeachCounty_FL (****************************Stop Continental Drift**)
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