[NY Attitude]

This story has a familiar ring to it. Almost sounds like another place and time where the "Friendlies" would be on the side of our troops during the daytime and at night become the enemy.

[clee1]

More unsourced bullsqueeze from British 5th Columnist "news"papers.

[DTogo]

There was a similar story about Marines and Iraqis working together that was rather upbeat, with one Marine taking a "bury the hatchet" attitude about working with former enemies. No suprise the Telegraph would take the opposite approach.

[KellyAdmirer]

"We know when this place is about to come under mortar attack because the ING suddenly disappear," one marine said

Well, at least the ING is good for something, then. They used ducks and such in World War II to detect incoming attacks.

[DSBull]

The Word HorseSh@* come to mind....

Marines don't point and spray...Arab dumbasses do...The media always interviews both sides assuming, I guess, that the Arabs are going to be truthful...let me see...Abdul, the marines say that they don't trust you, would you like to comment, Why yes, they shouldn't trust me, I am al Queda and will kill the infidels...Can't see that happening, you think.

How do you clear a vipers nest, you kill every single viper.....

[miliantnutcase]

"They would make me drink water and drink water and then kick me in the stomach till I vomited," he said.

Our Vietnam vets and former POW's are playing the world's smallest violin right now.

[skyman]

Too bad you couldn't force the suspected bad guys to ride along on patrols and see if they could serve as a warning for IUDs.

Sky

[mlocher]

assuming this is true, we seem to be doing a good job of weeding out the spies. our forces are the best in the world. liberals will look at any bump in the road to say that the road was not worth taking.

[endthematrix]

I had to ping you on this. Been doin' some thinking...