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Originally posted by project_naughty
For all the 15 year olds here who know nothing except how to eat, shit and jerk off, this is not the first time that the terrorists have claimed that a "wedding party" has been hit, when in fact the actually destroyed target was a terrorist safehouse. They do this to turn gullible people against America and the free Iraqi forces.
And you dumb shitfabrains fall for it every time.
And here's some more info which you obviously don't know because you spend all your time jerking off to porn in your momma's basement and flattering the female members of GFY in the most cringingly embarrassing of ways - it is a cultural quirk of certain societies which place such importance on male dominance and macho behaviour to fire their guns in the air in celebration at events such as weddings. To do this in a warzone such as Fallujah would strike me as being just about the most idiotic thing a group of people could do - and they would qualify for a well-deserved Darwin award for taking themselves out of the genepool.
Ok you can now get back to jerking off then pissing in a bottle because you are too inconsequential to actually ever leave your rooms and get some experience of the world.
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Here is in Afghanistan :. Probably fixed also... Not a trigger happy trailer park cowboy from Texas... LOL... you are clueless.
02 July 2002
http://news.independent.co.uk/world/...p?story=311135
American forces made their most devastating and deadly
mistake since launching their operation in Afghanistan
when they killed or wounded hundreds of guests
celebrating a wedding yesterday.
Reports were contradictory but the US forces
apparently launched the two-hour assault involving a
B-52 bomber and an AC-130 gunship after mistaking the
wedding guests' celebratory gunshots into the air
early yesterday morning as hostile fire.
Estimates put the number of casualties at more than
120 though one unconfirmed report said up to 250 had
been killed.
The Pentagon later admitted a bomb had missed its
target and claimed the bomber and the gunship launched
the attack after being the target of anti-aircraft
fire. This, however, is just the latest in a series of
incidents in Afghanistan in which civilians have been
killed by "friendly fire".
With details of the incident far from clear, the
Pentagon offered its condolences to the families of
those killed or wounded and promised a full inquiry. A
spokesman for US forces in Afghanistan, Colonel Roger
King, said: "Right now there are a lot of different
opinions as to what happened. We understand there were
some civilian casualties during the operation. We do
not yet know how many casualties."
Since you can't probably read:
