"I"m absolutely 100% sure the US soldiers did NOT shoot us on purpose" Sgrena says
 

The italian journalist said this live on italian tv tonight.
Make up your mind crazy bitch!

maybe she never said otherwise.. maybe the european media was trying to blow the whole thing up to be a bad PR issue for the US.

I"m sure it was a series of misquotes

Or someone told her she better change her story if she doesn't want to be the next one to end up dead.

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If you think about it, why would the US kill a secret service agent from one of the few country that fully support us in this war?
Also, notice that it took one hour for someone to reply to this thread.
People are not interested in that story unless there is some way to blame the US.

Yup, I agree.

Now, where is that guy who was crying foul at the top of his keyboard the other day? He was type-screaming for blood from the US and flying accusations left and right in his thread.

All I'm hearing is crickets from his neck of the woods at the moment. interesting.

what does google PR has to do with this?




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i think i need some fresh air :Oh crap

I don't know who you are talking about, but aren't the undisputed facts that a U.S. soldier shot and killed an Italian secret service agent?

If the rolls were reversed, the entire GFY would be "crying foul" and bashing Italy.

And how did the US soldier knew that it was a car with Italian citizen inside?
The facts are simple, this is a war zone, when armed soldiers tell you to stop, then you stop.
Plain and simple.

If it wasn't on purpose, who were they aiming for?

How about they were aiming at a car evading a road block in a war zone where daily violence causes many deaths each day :2 cents:

why would a car speeding towards THE airport and only "700 meters away" and closing in, be any cause for concern in a place where terrorist attacks happen constantly?

one's way of thinking gets weird sometimes especially when you got yer finger in the trigger

Maybe that part of the story is changing also

Have you ever been in a war zone?
I have.
A rule that everyone knows when in a war zone is that when you are asked to stop by friendlies, you stop.
If you are asked to stop by enemies then you apply whatever directives you were given prior to your engagement in the war zone.

Not downplaying your experiences at all....just a note...."friendlies" is a relative term. 'Occupying force' may be a little more accurate.

and a question that may seem stupid...does each country have traceable ammunition? Saw some report about 'American' bullets being pulled from a dead Bulgarian soldier. How can they know? does this sound wierd?

I live in Toronto, don't know much about guns or ammunition generally

Friendlies is relative to you, so if you are Italian, Americans are friendlies.
Every bullet can be traced.
Keep in mind though that some amunitions used can be easily purchased by anyone, so even though someone is riddled with "American" bullets, it does not automatically mean that the bullets were fired from an "American" soldier :2 cents:

they wouldn't do that . . . would they?

did they have sarcasm in the war you were fighting?

gfy has quite a bit and some posters use if frequently making rhetorical statements.

their story was stupid from day 1. its hard enough to get a decent piece of information from a woman. i can imagine what kind of babble you would get from a woman working for a communist newspaper, with an agenda, who was traumatized as a hostage under threat of death, then was released and then shot at while thinking she was going home.

I cant even get my wife to give a sensible and logical explanation as to why she likes a certain pair of shoes sometimes. I could imagine what kind of bizarre crap she would dream up if i was shooting at her, while asking to explain a $400.00 pair of jeans she "just had to have".

My bad, sorry :(
I must be suffering from premature posting :Oh crap

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And I also agree.!

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Seems pretty fucking obvious to me.

However, keep in mind this woman writes for a communist newspaper. I guess no one forgot to tell her the communisim is a thing of the past.

The Communist Party is very big and strong in Italy. "hope" never goes out of style. ;)