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8th December 2013 #31
At the end of the war it was over Germany surrendered!
The taliban have no honour and would not keep the piece so I would eradicate them all
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8th December 2013 #33
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I would have killed him. ...and yes, I could kill someone.
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8th December 2013 #34
This sentence is a disgrace. they should hang their heads in shame.
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8th December 2013 #35
theres more chance of you both voting labour than killing someone
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8th December 2013 #36
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8th December 2013 #37
I will tell you what happens when you join the army. Fact. In the first 14 weeks the recruits are trained to kill. They dont tell you about the geneva convention.
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8th December 2013 #38
Don't doubt me Joe if I had to kill or be killed I would certainly kill
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8th December 2013 #39
I would like to see you saying to the taliban no one is above the law when they are about to chop your head off joe get frikin real will ya brother why do you constantly defend the enemy in this forum .yes what he done was,nt the british way but how the taliban fight aint the frikin way either .these are the same people that put up a white flag pretending to surrender while pulling a pin on a hand grenade to kill you when he gets close enough .
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8th December 2013 #42
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8th December 2013 #43
Taliban, British or other, no one is above the law, sadly as this marine has found out
i'm not defending the taliban
one thing is for certain it will be used against British soldiers by the Taliban leaders showing the Taliban what they've been saying all along that British don't take prisoners or wounded they shoot them, so fight to the death, become a martyr , making them hate the British more than they already do, and you think you will ever get peace, how many more British soldiers will have to die ?
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8th December 2013 #44
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Well some of us were against the British getting involved in the first place, but of course that was decided by somebody in govt. at the time, who obviously knew better, and wasn't going to be in the line of fire.
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8th December 2013 #45
well you can blame the USA /CIA, Pakistan and Saudi for supporting them and creating a monster that they cant get rid of now
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8th December 2013 #46one thing is for certain it will be used against British soldiers by the Taliban leaders showing the Taliban what they've been saying all along that British don't take prisoners or wounded they shoot them, so fight to the death, become a martyr , making them hate the British more than they already do, and you think you will ever get peace, how many more British soldiers will have to die ?
They are barbaric,cruel and heartless.
When does the British army purposely blow up as many mosques and places of worship to kill as many civilians as possible?
We don't do that on purpose and your treading water now on this argument.
i will give you another example if when Ian Huntley was caught there was an option to execute him and they needed a volunteer to pull the switch i would have gladly done it,and before you tell me i wouldn't you would be wrong on that.
The evil .......s on this earth have no place here and I would not feel guilty i would feel it had to be done and my conscience would be clean that i had done the public a favour.
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8th December 2013 #47
I talked to a very mentally ill US Marine a month ago staying here for rest and rehab.. (the guy is a nutcase) He described to me how he had to treat his friend that had his leg blown off from a roadside bomb etc etc.. Loads of other nasty war stories to boot..
Apparently he was among the US marines that executed 6 Iraqi insurgents in cold blood.. He got out in 18 months after the dust had settled..
He is in a mental mess here.. I wont be surprised if he lives more than a month or two..
Right or wrong has nothing to do with how affected soldiers behave these days after the fact in a "war on terrorism"..They are totally brainwashed in the US military academies and some act out their hatred in the way he described..Thats a fact.
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8th December 2013 #48
Well i think your 100% right Joe, the marine was found guilty and should serve the sentence. The killing of this Taliban man was wrong and will send out the wrong messages. I like to think the British Army fight and stand up for whats right, not just out on a killing spree.
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8th December 2013 #49
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8th December 2013 #50
The lunatics have taken over the Asylum, time to leave this thread
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I tend to agree Les.
I'm appalled by all this - treasonous attitudes, defending terrorist illegal combatants, naive attitude comparing the brave Marine with someone committing premeditated murder in the UK, muslim terrorist sympathisers, fellow travellers etc etc
I wonder if they and the traitorous judge would display the same attitude if one of their relatives was aboard the number 30 bus in Tavistock Square on 7/7/2005 ?
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You would have thought that they would have kept incidents like this in house
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9th December 2013 #54
who's a Taliban supporter , the guy was a wounded prisoner he was laughing before he killed him, then says he's just broke the Geneva convention, 15yrs experience sounds like he knows exactly what he's doing
lets see how many sign the petition, 200,000 signed one just about virgin trains franchise.
i think a civilian found the video clip and went to the police so they couldn't cover it up
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9th December 2013 #55
So attacking a wounded prisoner is right? During WWII many UK soldiers held as prisoners of war by the japanese were subjected to similar treatment or tortured. I suppose in your eyes thats right as well then?
I am certainly not a Taliban supporter BUT i do know whats right as did the people that found him guilty.
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9th December 2013 #58
Another pawn to the slaughter. Who would be a soldier eh?
He risked life and limb for his country and that's the thanks he gets.
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