[Phil Harmonic]

Iraq era veterans, here comes your John Kerry...

[ozzymandus]

If these traitors are going to “confess” to war crimes they supposedly comitted, shouldn’t they be arrested and treated like the Haditha Marines were??

[goldstategop]

Winter Soldier Re-run with the inevitable lies and slander of our soldiers in Iraq. You can be rest assured, that unlike John F*ckin' in 1971, they are not going to get away with it again. Not this time.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus

[rabscuttle385]

They are part of a pattern, the group says, of "an increasingly bloody occupation."

Philadelphia is an increasingly bloody occupation due to the crime rates. So is Detroit. And, let's not forget Ray Nagin's beloved "Chocolate City." The blue states are all quagmires. We should withdraw immediately, and let them take care of themselves!

[MaxMax]

Phoney soldiers?

[Viking2002]

Not only isn't this news, it isn't even an amusing clinical observation of extreme Leftist psychosis. They simply exist. And we have to drive on the same roads as them. And shop in the same stores. It makes me feel like I have cooties.

Jim, put a bullet into this site's links. Danke Schoen.

Oh, Phil - nothing personal. Your heart's in the right place. But I'd rather watch my dog lick himself.

[2ndDivisionVet]

Will Private Scott Thomas Beauchamp be there to cover it for The New Republic?!

[camerakid400]

oy vey...how depressing.

[RaceBannon]

scumwaffle

[Brad from Tennessee]

The current antiwar movement gets nowhere because all its tactics are just pantomimes of the Vietnam era. What might have had some success in 1971 is not going to fly in 2008. Whatever “testimony” these people have to offer will be transmitted by internet and fact checked. The military will investigate these stories. If the publication of Scott Beauchamp’s fairy tales is a case in point, the Army will respond quickly. Unlike the herd of unwashed derelicts Kerry led to D.C., these losers will likely face a fierce counter demonstration like the Gathering of Eagles and their friends.

[umgud]

These vets are being played like Cindy Sheehan. Look for big dem money in the background. These kids don’t have the $$$ to float this campaign.

[Mr. Silverback]

These guys are going down like a rock in water. I guess they haven’t noticed that the world has changed a lot since 1971. We have these things called the Internet and alternative media now.

[DakotaRed]

I applaud these men for coming forward to admit their war crimes. I pray their sentences will be commensurate with what crimes they committed.

This time, unlike when Kerry played his game before the Senate, I hope all that admit to crimes are arrested and prosecuted, just to give these guys a clear conscience, you know.

[Mr. Silverback]

Oh, I forgot the best part: By the time March rolls around, Iraq will be as quiet as a monastery. These guys are never goping to get our troops pulled from victory central.

[Gene Eric]

>> “and the massacre of an entire family of Iraqis in the town of Haditha “

It would appear some antagonists need to be brought up to speed on current events. This mischaracterization is doesn’t fly.

[Cogadh na Sith]

They are part of a pattern, the group says, of "an increasingly bloody occupation."

In the manner of Jenjis Khan?

Haven't we heard this before?

Ol' Genghis sure knew how to handle the Muslims, though....

[denydenydeny]

I guarantee that many of these individuals will turn out to be “phony soldiers.”

For the moonbats, the temptation to embellish and to invent will be irresistible.

[Lancey Howard]

Iraq Veterans Against the War argues that well-publicized incidents of American brutality like the Abu Ghraib prison scandal and the massacre of an entire family of Iraqis in the town of Haditha....

Ha! So much for the credibility of this bunch of pathetic, lying scumbags. "Iraq Veterans Against the War" are no doubt a sad sack assembly of, as we called them in the Marine Corps, "sh!+birds" - - weaklings who couldn't hack it.

[Theresawithanh]

Interesting site, that us.oneworld.com. It all sounds so “kumbaya-y”.

My hope is that these vets live to regret the day that they decided to speak up.

[vbmoneyspender]

"The war in Iraq is not covered to its potential because of how dangerous it is for reporters to cover it," said Liam Madden, a former Marine and member of the group Iraq Veterans Against the War.

One of the huge errors the insurgents made in Iraq was making it difficult for their allies in the MSM to get outside of the greenzone and take video for propagandizing Americans on the nightly news. In this regard, IEDs were truly a double-edged sword.

[the lone wolf]

It’s almost officially winter, so these would be our...Winter Soldiers, right?