[lilycicero]

Some of the interview and interrogation sessions that took place in Iraq in early 2006 lasted as long as 18 hours, during which the men being questioned were not allowed anything to eat, drink or use the bathroom, according to the complaint.

So are you claiming they wouldn't allow the Col to go pee, for 18 hrs?

I don't know, I wasn't there. I don't find it amusing at all. Next are you going to tell me he held it in and his eyes were yellow? You took the p out of resect.

[spunkets]

" I don't know, I wasn't there."

Then why bring it up?

"I don't find it amusing at all."

That's good?

"Next are you going to tell me he held it in and his eyes were yellow? "

Nah.

"You took the p out of resect."

Ridiculous.

[Girlene]

“You took the p out of resect.” - Good one. LOL!

Spunkets, whatever you want to call this, this is no way to treat our Marines. It would be one thing if they did this to try to discover some truth that hadn’t been uncovered yet. The longer this has gone on, I don’t believe the NCIS was trying to discover some “truth” about the events in Haditha that day. They appeared to just have been trying to force some “testimony” to fit their preconceived ideas. Our Marines do deserve more respect than insurgents/terrorists or whatever we’re calling the enemy this week. They are Americans.