[WaterDragon]

The American, Re Biastre, was was placed under Collins' command by his own American commanders.

Collins evidently thought he could get away with being insubordinate, which turned out not to be true.

Collins apparently has the liberal-disease of thinking that anything he does, no matter how outrageous, is compassionate and moral, and anyone who disagrees with him is evil. He also sounds like a vindictive prick.

Now as to the latter part of this 'conservative' Telegraph article....they just couldn't pass up the opportunity to sneer at the American troops, could they? The Telegraph is a bunch of pricks, too.

If the Telegraph is anything to go by, Collins probably did hear a lot of nasty anti-Americanism from the Brits. That, however, is NO justification for ANY of his behavior.

I hope Collins ends up in the pokey for insubordination and filing false charges.

[DB]

I think you have the names reversed.

[WaterDragon]

You're right....I meant that Biastre is the prick, Biastre has the liberal-disease of arroganc! Thanks for the correction.