[Wallace T.]

Given the restraints placed on the field commanders and the threat that our soldiers may be court martialed for being "too insensitive", as the Pendleton Eight have been, I must wonder if Tucker and Menchaca will be avenged for their supreme sacrifice. Until the gloves are taken off our soldiers, there will be more young men like these two who will have died in vain. The "perfumed princes" in the Pentagon had better cut out the "sensitivity training" garbage and spend the funds on real training and better equipment.

[binreadin]

I'm with you, I'm with you, I'm with you. How much coverage will these vicious murders get, compared to what our soldiers are faced with when they use their best judgement on the field under circumstances very few of us could ever fathom? Many Americans do not want to look into the face of the barbarity we are facing, and until we can deliver the unbending force needed to obtain security for our soldiers, based on fear and respect, we will not succeed. I'm sick of this cocktail party second guessing and condemnation for political gain, while these young men and women must endure these threats. You can be sure these murders will be out over the internet on video soon.

[bushfamfan]

Do away with the Geneva Convention now. It doesn't apply with these savages. We need to start executing the barbarians we have in custody now. I'm sick of the whole concern over how these evil beasts are treated. Our troops never have any chance and are fighting a bunch of cowards like no other war or time.

[mcshot]

You're right! The gloves should never had been on and "sensitivity training" and those responsible for it be damned.