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Did the MSN traitors miss THIS STORY? How convinient.

We need everybody to call every talk show in their area and repeat this atrocity on the radios!

http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=59430

I watched my local news tonight and saw the heartbreaking story of a local Marine who was killed in Fallujah.

His father said he was killed by a man who was pretending to be dead.

"The first thing when he got Fallujah, he had us mail over as many boxes of soccer balls as we could and he blew them up and gave them out to as many kids as he could find. He wasn't there to kill people. He was there to do a job. If that meant killing people he would, but he was there to help the people of Iraq and we're very proud of him for that," Ailes father, Joel Ailes, said.

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In Response To: LOCAL MARINE KILLED BY MAN PLAYING DEAD (Rayelan)

Regarding the story that is headlines in all the papers and the lead story on most network TV newscasts... the story about the Marine who shot the man who was pretending to be dead.

The following article presents the first balanced reporting of this incident that I have read so far:

International legal experts said the Marine may have acted in self-defense because of a danger that a wounded combatant might try to blow up a hidden weapon; a key issue was whether the injured man was a prisoner at the time.

The shooting happened Saturday, one day after the Marine, who has not been identified, was wounded in the face and after another man in his unit was killed by the booby-trapped body of an insurgent.