[prisoner6]

How horribly tragic! I ran this story this morning in Pittsburgh...a real tear-jerker. Prayers go out to her and the soldier's family.

Here's a picture of the young man.

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[prisoner6]

Sorry...I see this was posted while I was putting it together...gotta learn to type faster....

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[ExTexasRedhead]

There are no words for a tragic story like this. America's finest sacrifice all to protect our country while we have Liberals trying to give America away to our terrorist enemies.

May this brave soldier walk with God.

[AxelPaulsenJr]

Equally tragic is how the person writing this story in the midst of all this has to work in a dig at the President. And further tragic is the contined lie of the msm that we are losing this war.

[darkwing104]

Note to TANYANIKA SAMUELS and CORKY SIEMASZKO.

Dear Lowlifes, Keep your opinions to yourself when writing about such a tragedy.

Prayers.

[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

[pgyanke]

But his eyes flashed with anger when he realized he lost his brother on the same day a historic report damning President Bush's failing Iraq strategy came out.

"It won't change anything," said Ivan Ryndych, 20 today.

The implication to me is that he is bitter that President Bush won't change... that doesn't square with this:

STATEN ISLAND SOLDIER DIES A HERO - & BRO SAYS: WE'VE GOT TO STAY

But I'm sure the reporter had no agenda...

[DTogo]

In another story his brother says the US should stay and complete the mission:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1750394/posts

[newzjunkey]

Painful loss. I'm glad others picked up on the implication by the article that the brother was a Sheehan-acolyte antiwar/antiBush and posted links to the contrary.

[GovernmentIsTheProblem]

"But his eyes flashed with anger when he realized he lost his brother on the same day a historic report damning President Bush's failing Iraq strategy came out."

I couldn't read any further than that.