Keep in mind that French "journalists" could easily be French intelligence officers undercover...
Keep in mind that French "journalists" could easily be French intelligence officers undercover...
No doubt that Fallujah was a terrorist nest. I'm wishing the Marines success killing these pests.
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A Syrian driver Mohammed al-Joundi, shows how he was handcuffed after being freed by US Marines early morning in the center of Fallujah, Iraq (news - web sites), Friday, Nov. 12, 2004. The U.S. military confirmed Friday a hostage found in Fallujah is Mohammed al-Joundu the Syrian driver abducted with two French journalists in August. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus) |
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It would be really nice if we could find those French journalists alive. They have been a huge media story in France, and American troops would at least get some positive press coverage there.
The rescue of these hostages alone justifies the Fallujah offensive.
Glad the story is finally getting out. Rescuing just one hostage or prisoner of those animals justifies taking out Falluja....counting the two brothers rescued in another house, that makes 3 : one hostage and two prisoners
LIBERATORS !! Woohooo !!
I am so sick of this PC garbage. Why can't they just say "The three -- al-Joundi was the journalists' driver -- were abducted Aug. 20 while headed south from Baghdad to Najaf."
You don't read of people driving from Venice to the holy city of Rome, do you? Of course not.
France will still hate us. (Like I care if they do).
I don't know. Sounds fishy. Or perhaps whishy...
Why would real French Journalist's hire a Syrian to drive them around? Why wouldn't they hire a local taxi driver that knows all the roads etc..
Ship the Froggy out....to the Ivory Coast.
Waiting to see this on my local MSM news. Today their broadcast started with the latest Iraqi deaths, then the total American death count. No positive news at all.