To: FreedomPoster
Way too low of a number killed. 25 confirmed vehicle kills? If we kill a personnel carrier, wouldn't it stand to reason there are many persons in them? Are the carriers empty? Tanks have 3-4 peeps in each. 40 missiles and 50 dead. Doesn't seem very efficent does it? We are not reporting the real number of Iraqi troop deaths for some reason. Massive disinformation going on here. I'm being a little facetious, but I'm not sure the embedded reporters even know where they really are. They report what the military says happened, and where. I suspect the reporters are unwittingly being used as another tool in GWB's master plan.
To: Benjamin Dover
Are the carriers empty?You bet they are, after the first couple blow up and immolate their occupants. They're probably bailing out of the moving vehicles like teen age car thieves on COPS...
13 posted on
03/29/2003 6:46:00 AM PST by
JimRed
(Disinformation is the leftist's and enemy's friend; consider the source before believing.)
To: Benjamin Dover
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I'm not sure the embedded reporters even know where they really are.That's a GOOD thing... CNN, CBS, NBC or ABC can't be trusted, and FOX might make a dumb mistake!
15 posted on
03/29/2003 6:49:15 AM PST by
JimRed
(Disinformation is the leftist's and enemy's friend; consider the source before believing.)
To: Benjamin Dover
We are not reporting the real number of Iraqi troop deaths for some reason. We arnen't in this war to generate body counts. The Iraqis are going to minimize their combat deaths and maximize civilian deaths for propaganda purposes. O'Reilly said on his show that around 35,000 Iraqis have been killed, but he did not reveal his sources.
To: Benjamin Dover
Way too low of a number killed. ...Can't use the real numbers, might make petey jennings, barney frank, tommy the dashhole and teddy kennedy and hillary cry.
Now, do you really wanna see hillary crying with her amscarra running down her face? Have a heart, let's keep the numbers low and let the enemy within sleep.
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