Fox News: Bodies of 2 Missing GIs Found

Fox News | 20 Jun 06 | Brian Kilmeade

[xzins]

Moderator: Just Announced Fox News. They said it was coming from Reuters via the Iraqi Defense Ministry

[jazusamo]

Thanks for that great American Eagle, his tears are appropriate but he still has his talons.

[mware]

Sounds like we got one of their top 5 people on Friday.

[topher]

My God!

Remember the 101st Airborne will have some saying about 6/20/2006 to remember this atrocity at the hands of gutless cowards...

[NRA2BFree]

How very sad. Prayers go out for their loved ones. May God comfort them and give them strength during the difficult days ahead.

[mystery-ak]

Amen

[colorcountry]

It was obvious.

I thought it was obvious that if you can track the weapons and clothing instantly, it gives you a head start...increases your chances of finding the prisoners, even if they are dumped along a roadside or taken to a location and burned...still increases your chances.

What do you suggest? Just let the enemy have a good head start? Do nothing?

[Protect the Bill of Rights]

How long would a post of WE ARE NOT COWARDS!!! stay up at "that place"?
(rhetorical question only)

[TexKat]

We have a President who will NOT bow to these terrorists or the media. We are NO paper tiget and a reckoning is coming!

Yes while we are building playgrounds in Yusufiyah for the chiren ya know, the chiren's parents, etc. are planning ambushes and beheadings for our military men and women.

U.S. Army Capt. Howard Donaldson (left), Military Transition Team 4, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division, and Iraqi Lt. Col. Khadhim, commander, 4th Battalion, 4th Brigade, 6th Iraqi Army Division, cut the ribbon during a ceremony celebrating the completion of a playground renovation project in the Yusufiyah area, south of Baghdad, June 12, 2006. U.S. Army photo by Spc. Kelly McDowell

Photo Essay: New Playground, Yusufiyah, Iraq June 12, 2006

[Purrcival]

Islam, the Religion of Peace ^TM, winning friends and influencing people.

We cannot let this go unanswered!!!!!

[fatnotlazy]

How very sad. Prayers go out for their loved ones. May God comfort them and give them strength during the difficult days ahead.

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Amen to that.

But now I'm thinking....will Rev. Phelps and his band of jerks show up at the funerals to protest?

[Calpernia]

The families know. Our local radio station gave their names this morning.

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/U/US_MISSING_SOLDIERS?SITE=1010WINS&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT
Missing Soldier's Uncle Criticizes U.S.

[txrangerette]

Thinking about it, I would doubt that conclusion. Since when have these barabarians ever shown mercy so why would a campaign against their ilk cause them to stop showing mercy that they never showed in the first place?

[Lee'sGhost]

"Now, I want to know what all the 'Rat crybabies and their "human rights" minions will be saying today about these murdered soldiers."

It's Bush's fault. We shouldn't have been there. They would still be alive if it wasn't for Bush's illegal war. ...... all the while not giving a rat's @ss about the troops that they supposedly support but not the war.

[presently no screen name]

....If violence is all they understand then violence it is. No prisoners, no mercy!


I agree! We MUST BE PROACTIVE.

[cake_crumb]

The Today Show trotted out Pfc. Menchaca's uncle, who blamed the Bush administration for not acting soon enough and paying a ransom from money taken from Saddam...what ransom? Both our people and Iraqi security mobilized immediately after they went missing. What delay? The process of degrading American heros' sacrifices for political gain begins.

[Houmatt]

In case you did not get the memo:

Do not expect to hear so much as a peep from Amnesty International, et al.

They are anti-American political groups, not human rights groups.

[elfman2]

Good for you. Some people retain connect with their emotions when exposed horror. Others monstrously disconnect and turn coldly analytical. Who am I to guess which is better.

[mware]

Tucker's relatives declined interviews but released the text of a phone message Monday that Tucker recently left on an answering machine, telling his mother to be proud of him.

"I'm defending my country," Tucker says on the recording. "Tell sis and my nephews hello for me, I'm OK, I'm on my way."

The family said in a statement that their son had joined the military because he wanted to "do something positive." They also sent their sympathy to the family of Spc. David J. Babineau, 25, of Springfield, Mass., who was killed in the attack.

[DonnerT]

If a video does appear I expect the MSM to play it every day while they scream its Bush's fault we gotta get out we gotta get out!

More fuel for the traitors whose hands are already drenched in our hero's blood.

[txrangerette]

This is the classic counterinsurgency doctrine of the United States Military. You are absolutely in error to blame the President of the United States for what is taught and practiced as counterinsurgency in the military. I'm speaking the truth to you, go ahead and ignore me or flame me, but look into it and you will find the truth for yourself.