Seymour Hersh Says U.S. Army in Iraq Murderous and Violent

Fox ^ | November 02, 2006 | John Gibson

[Nachum]

Pulitzer Prize-winning journo Sy Hersh was speaking to an audience of college students a McGill University in Montreal yesterday. He said: "There has never been an American army as violent and murderous as the one in Iraq."

You could say this is Kerry part duh.

[mylife]

May I be the first to say STFU Sy!

[MarkeyD]

But the terrorists are kind and gentle.

[PatrickF4]

Hopefully, they are killing the terrorists and destroying their weapons, safe houses, etc.

[Rosemont]

Hersh should write speeches for John Kerry

[USMA '71]

I'll bet that with a few well-placed phone calls I could get Sy embedded as a reporter with one of our units in Iraq. Think he would accept??

[The Worthless Miracle]

Yeah. "Murderous" doesn't apply, but I definitely HOPE they are violent to the enemy. That is the main point of the military, IMO.

[Argus]

Then the men in white coats arrived and took Sy gently by the elbow and escorted him back to the asylum.

[pissant]

I'd like to beat the crap out of this POS.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Remember, as a 'RAT girlyman, Seymour Hersh's definition of "violent and murderous" is a lot different and a lot kinkier than that of most normal human beings.

[unkus]

I'd hold your hat.

[muawiyah]

Notice that Sy Hersh' speech occurred simultaneously with Kerry's slamming of the troops.

This was undoubtedly coordianted.

[Cinnamon]

and those terrorists are so gentle... cutting heads off with dull, rusted knives is like a hot knife going through butter eh?

blowing cars up next innocent bystanders turning them into mince meat is less destructive?

[PatrickF4]

They always seem to say this stuff in front of college/university students - that's their playground, their home turf. These intellectual elites are those who have figured out how to close their mind by simply disagreeing with common sense and embarking on a "bold, new approach..." it was all tried in Germany in the 1920s and in the US in the 1960s. So, we had a world war, a cold war, and now a culture war... the fruits of this pseudo-intellectualism.

[fishergirl]

Quite frankly, you could count on my help.

[Andy from Beaverton]

Walter Duranty and Seymour Hersh don't give the Pulitzer Prize a lot of street cred.

[vigilante2]

Keep up the fire!

[bigfootbob]

Good. I hope just the thought of our military makes peebrains like Hersch and anyone who'd threaten an American wet themselves with fright.

[ryan71]

Let the man talk! Put a microphone in every lib's hand!

[pissant]

Why isn't he under arrest for treason?