"I punched Saddam in the mouth"

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http://riverfronttimes.com/issues/20...feature_1.html

read it good article

[atholon]

That is awesome!!!

[atholon]

By the way...my friend's brother was in that group that found him... or was at least somehow linked to it.

[Dr. Bullet]

Samir is quick to anger when people dismiss the necessity of the U.S. invasion of Iraq

That says it all...

An Iraqi glad we did what we did.

[atholon]

Ohhh it isn't just one. There are a TON the media just distorts it. They did it heavily during bushes campain.

[DevilDog#1]

I read somewhere they caught him somewhere else and then took him to that place and then staged the capture again, to break the moral of the opposing forces ... Psycho war I guess

[Hellfighter]

Originally posted by Tecoma2
Do have to post like 20 times a thread ...
Prettey cool artical

it ok
the staff taken care them other thread's.

but i think it to a point it the law of man who has more right to to pass judge and the law of high of high. the people of Iraq will take care of him in the end his life is over with.

they will treat him like a dog then put him to death.

"All these years of anger, I couldn't stop. I tried to say the worst things I could. I told him if he were a real man he would have killed himself. I asked him: 'Why are you living in that dirty little hole, you b*stard? You are a rat. Your father is a rat.'"

In Arabic, Saddam told Samir to shut up. And when Saddam called him a traitor, an enraged Samir silenced his prisoner with a flurry of quick jabs to the face.

feel what he must have felt like he did rip out the people hearts and kill a lot of good familys off. he'll have to pay the price for what he did to Iraqie people and others he burn like Iran and other near by countrys.

[usa320]

Originally posted by Dr. Bullet
That says it all...

An Iraqi glad we did what we did.

Amen to that. Ive spoken to a smattering of guys who have been there, and they all said the Iraqis are extremely nice people and greatly appreciate what we did for them... The people causing trouble is just a sliver minority of the people, most of the people causing the trouible arent even Iraqi, but Syrian, Saudi, iranian and such.

The media just portrays Iraq as a hellhole ruled by bandits and thugs so they can sell more papers and push their leftist-communist agenda.

[Dr. Bullet]

Originally posted by usa320
Amen to that. Ive spoken to a smattering of guys who have been there, and they all said the Iraqis are extremely nice people and greatly appreciate what we did for them... The people causing trouble is just a sliver minority of the people, most of the people causing the trouible arent even Iraqi, but Syrian, Saudi, iranian and such.

The media just portrays Iraq as a hellhole ruled by bandits and thugs so they can sell more papers and push their leftist-communist agenda.

You're the greatest. Stick around

I agree. The media is putting the worst spin on the entire situation. I did question whether or not we should have done what we did, then I saw pictures on msn, national geographic, and other services showing entire crowds of Iraqis cheering our troops, smiling, and partying. People who hate what is happening and think an "invasion" is wrong don't do things like that.

I've read far too many account of soldiers telling about the cheering masses of people lining the streets, welcoming the troops to feel that our actions were wrong.

[DevilDog#1]

Glad to hear someone besides me thing that Iraqs are humans too. But mind you don't forget to check the corners, for friendship in the desert is like swifting dune

[Lakie]

I find it amusing that the guy want to remain annonomous, but posts details like his age, year he got to the US, basic history, the city where he lives and his occupation...

Good on him for helping out the US forces though, whatver you think about the war....

[Mr. T]

I loved it!

You won't see this in the New York Times...

[Dr. Bullet]

Originally posted by BB/Mike*MFA*
I find it amusing that the guy want to remain annonomous, but posts details like his age, year he got to the US, basic history, the city where he lives and his occupation...

Good on him for helping out the US forces though, whatver you think about the war....

I noticed that too St. Louis ain't that big

[DevilDog#1]

Originally posted by Dr. Bullet
I noticed that too St. Louis ain't that big

Tell me about it

[Dr. Bullet]

*In bad-guy western voice*This here town ain't big enough fer the two of us!

[DevilDog#1]

Originally posted by Dr. Bullet
*In bad-guy western voice*This here town ain't big enough fer the two of us!

This here town aint big enough fer the halffff of us even.

[BADDOG]

A very interesting article!!!!


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