Posted on 06/21/2008 10:11:01 AM PDT by Oyarsa
If this picture of a U.S. Marine training an Iraqi woman to shoot doesn’t warm your heart, you’re not a real conservative:
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Absolutely where it is at! Love it!
Hahaha...sure to piss off osama and his islamofascist buddies. (Just don’t teach her to drive.):-)
No..they want her to go on the “view” and get a “makeover” so she can look pretty for the honor killing.
Awesome!!!
Glad they didnt show her face because I am certain some fundamentalist would honor kill the lady for having a westerner touch her and train her.
She better watch out, she is just about ready to lose a thumb.
Next time her islamic, tyrannical husband gives her some guff she can shoot his testicles off. I thoroughly like this empowerment.
I think they are both a she:’)
Yep.
“take that!! you islamic s.o.b., rapist pig!!!”
absolutely love it.
(keep the faith troops. don’t allow the leftist pigs in the u.s. congress to get you down. hang in there. don’t let them do a repeat of the 1960’s. don’t allow them to repeat the wholesale bloodbath through destroying morale.)
I think you are right. If the Marine were male he would have to be killed for touching the mooslim woman.
We’ve come a long way, baby.
AMERIYAH-FERRIS, Iraq — The training program designed to strengthen Iraqi Security Forces and employ women in the fight against terrorist activity has expanded in Al Anbar province as several new recruits graduated and became the Sisters of Ameriyah-Ferris here on June 5.
Previous graduates of the Sisters of Fallujah program work at multiple entry control points into the city to disrupt insurgent efforts to use women to transport contraband into the city of Fallujah. The Sisters of Amariyah-Ferris is the first group trained outside of Fallujah within the 3rd Battalion, 6th Marines’ area of operations.
The Sisters participated in classes held near the towns of Ameriyah and Ferris. 3rd Battalion, 6th Marines was augmented by the female search teams of Combat Logistics Battalion 1 who came out and taught the five-day training.
To thoroughly train the new Sisters to assist Iraqi Police, the Sisters studied topics such as police ethics, human rights, women’s issues, working in a terrorist environment, female searches and first aid. The Sisters also performed live-fire training with AK-47 rifles and 9mm pistols as a confidence booster. The final stage before graduation involved putting their newly learned skills to the test with on-the-job training at entry control points to Ferris Town.
“In contrast to Fallujah, which already has female search points, this will be a first for Ferris, meaning the women here are starting from scratch,” said 1st Lt. Kathryne Schilling, officer in charge of the training, who is overseeing her third class of Sisters with 3rd Bn., 6th Marines. The women were taught very basic skills since the idea of women providing security alongside all the male Iraqi Police is new to Ferris.
Schilling and the CLB-1 Marines also addressed the issue of women protecting themselves while performing a dangerous job such as this. Ferris is a small but dense city that is home to approximately 30,000 people, with only one way in and out. The Marines went over different tactics to deter the unique threats against them in Ferris.
One of the new graduates said the Iraqi Police of Ferris Town told her about this job opportunity. She said this is her first job and it is a new challenge that she is happy and brave enough to take on.
“I joined to help the Iraqi Police and to help my family,” she said. “I’m proud to get this job. I’m proud to help the Iraqi Police. I’m going to make the city safer. I can prevent illegal passengers in the city. I’m so proud, I’m so happy.”
Cool, a VZ-58. Nice rifle. I wonder if they were donated by the Czechs?
yikes...he has his hand on her...she may not live long.
Thanks!
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