American Insurgents caught in Iraq.

AP ^

[gubamyster]

They said Kar, 44, was in Iraq to film scenes for a documentary on Persia's founder...

Strange that he would have to be in Iraq right now, in the middle of a war, to film an ancient-historical documentary. Not to mention those pesky washing machine timers that just happened to pop up.

[jan in Colorado]

It's not enough that our soldiers have to worry about an enemy that wears no uniform, that hides in mosques,uses women and children and homicide bombers.On top of all that, they have to worry about American insurgents?

Oh, let's not forget the MSM, the ACLU and the Democrats that seem to all be rooting AGAINST us winning this war!

Let us continue to pray for our soldiers!

[CyberAnt]

"He just had the misfortune to get into the wrong cab"


Yeah, right - I believe that .. don't you ..??

If you do .. I have this statute without a head I know you'll love.

[Salvation]

Traitors

[Fred Nerks]

I wonder how many more there are?

[Pointblank]

I think Iraq is a little outside the territory of the ACLU. Maybe they should change thier name to the insurgent civil liberties union or camel jockey liberties union.

[jan in Colorado]

I was thinking the same thing Fred. I guess we could start with how many more so-called Americans there are over there with a hyphen before the word "American."

[Larry Lucido]

If one of them is Mark Morford, I recommend not using the panties on him.

[Dad yer funny]

yup , several dozen timers , WHOOoaa , beat it out of 'em

[etcetera]

These Americans should face Iraqi justice. An American caught in Thailand smuggling dope goes before a Thai court and does time in a Thai jail. Why should it be any different in Iraq?

[angkor]

it's perfectly natural to want to film something as mundane as a documentary ... in the middle of a war. Right?

Oh, of course. Natch.

Every Iranian-American must think it "perfectly natural" to fly into a deadly combat zone where a Sunni terrorist would kill a Shiite/American "documentarist" as soon as spit on him.

And of course nobody in Baghdad would suspect that this "Iranian-American" might be a "spy" for the "occupation forces".

Nope, it all rings true to me. He's obviously a victim of an overaggressive American foreign policy and "Pol Pot tactics."

He can't help it if he was in a taxi full of IED components while toting his videocam.

[Just A Nobody]

Thanks for the ping jan.

Great graphic.

[marty60]

Sounds like if they are "immigrants" they just made a case for deportation and stripping their citizenship. (I know they are in Iraq) I guess we know how they got the moment by moment shots of planes being shot down and american pilots being shot point blank. The pigs were carrying camera's around in a taxi. Hang em high. Oh yeah Who are the ACLU etc going to sue if Dennis gets a few of the terrorists at Gitmo.

[MaxMax]

the American Civil Liberties Union sued the government on Wednesday
in an effort to secure his release.

That might hold water if this person was on American soil trying to kill Americans.

/Flip aclu

[MaxMax]

These Americans should face Iraqi justice.
An American caught in Thailand smuggling dope
goes before a Thai court and does time in a Thai jail.
Why should it be any different in Iraq?

Good point. In fact,
Domestic Americans are held to the (reasonable) standards of laws in other countries,
while being held to our American Federal and State laws as well.

An American Breaking an American law in another country is
still illegal even-though it may be legal in said country.

Someone correct me if I am wrong.

[dsmtoday]

hash in amsterdam

[B4Ranch]

>>"Our position is that if the government has any evidence against him, bring him home and charge in a court and then proceed accordingly."<<

Fast fair trial in Iraq, fast fair execution in Iraq. Family wants the body, cash up front first.

[MaxMax]

hash in Amsterdam

Well, There you go. Hash is illegal in America according to federal laws.
Including State laws.

And any American who violates their State and Federal Laws during a visit to
another country, can be prosecuted in America.

Not many read the fine print before going on vacation.
Yet, ignorance of laws is no excuse for breaking them. Is it?

[Itzlzha]

"I'm here to beg President Bush ... to release an innocent boy,"

That innocent boy should hang.

The "worried" family can have him back AFTER the vivisection, and we harvest his organs for someone in NEED of life, rather than someone committed to TAKING INNOCENT life be allowed any further BREATHING PRIVILEDGES!

After today in England...NO MORE!

The ACLU is NOW A VIABLE TARGET-RICH ENVIRONMENT!!!

Payback's a "Hillary", huh BASTARDS?!

[grb]

Lindh, a California native now in his early 20s, pleaded guilty in civilian court to supplying services to the Taliban government and carrying explosives for them. He received a 20-year prison sentence in 2002. He has since sought to have it reduced.

I say let him out and let's see what happens