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To: unclewest who wrote (86567)	11/16/2004 9:04:30 PM
From: KLP	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793719

Good for Pete Peters!!!! Did you happen to notice where he said he was from??? LOL! Pete Peters (Korean “War Criminal”) VFW Post 2713 Fondaville, USA (AKA: Seattle, WA-WA) VFW2713@aol.com

To: unclewest who wrote (86567)	11/16/2004 9:09:08 PM
From: Captain Jack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793719

u w <<However, there is an alternative to having our troops clean out those dark dusty holes occupied by insurgent nuts... Let Dan Rather and his Elitist Damn American Troops First Media Slime, go into those dark smoky rooms and holes first and examine the so-called hapless dead and wounded laying next to their North Korean and Red Chinese weapons.">> kerry still OWES the US 223 days in a combat zone. He lied to leave. Give him an M-16 and get his ass over there NOW!

To: unclewest who wrote (86567)	11/16/2004 9:15:02 PM
From: Hoa Hao	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 793719

As far as I know, the insurgents do Not have any protection or standing under international law. Shoot them all. I gave 50 bucks to the Swifties, I'll give fifty to this Marine's defense fund. From the Fourth Rail: The Washington Post reports an example of the brutality of the insurgents. The Iraqis security forces have shouldered a great deal of the casualties in an attempt to rid the nation of terrorists, and are a specific target as the insurgents recognize the Iraqi security forces are the real threat to their cause: "Interior Minister Falah Naqib grew emotional during a news conference in Baghdad while describing the killing of a Mosul police officer. "Yesterday in Mosul, they abducted a wounded member of the police from the hospital," Naqib said. "They dismembered him. "He was wounded," he repeated. "They dismembered him, and then his remains were hanged in a public square until his fellow policemen were able to secure his body. Close to 1,000 members of the interim government's security forces have died in the insurgency. Intimidation of those who remain is a prime goal of the guerrillas. Naqib said that threats are directed not at recruits but at their family members. Kidnappings of recruits are also on the rise."