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Inside View of Iraq

11 replies · 2,379 views · Started 01 January 2006

Just over half way done with it and I like it. You get a true glimpse of what life in Iraq is like compared to a news reporter going on and on about the same thing every day.

That was a great webpage... I wonder if he is going to write another one any time soon..

Those are some pics that we rarely see on tv.. Well, we dont hear about much over here anymore..

:shrug:

"... And a sewage nightmare that threatens to consume us all." ~ The Simpsons.

Indeed.

I never knew that about the helicopter and the flares though. That's just really clever then. Does seem like a slight waste of flares, but hey, better safe than sorry. =/

I was happy to hear about the fertile land though. I used to think the entire area was all sand, dust, and little mites.

Britannianhero4 wrote:I was happy to hear about the fertile land though. I used to think the entire area was all sand, dust, and little mites.
Iraq? No. It's like, right on top of Mesopotamia (also known as the Fertile Crescent). Really good land there. Of course, it's only between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, so most of it is probably desert. But, yeah, there is fertile land.

I'm at the part right after stating how hard it is for tall soldiers to fit in a humvee (just started). I haven't heard much about it lately, and it's good to know things are still improving over there.

Hmm, no mention of intentional murdering of reporters or children, or shooting innocent civilians at checkpoints. Damn the Geneva convention! Right?

There haven't been any intentional killing of anyone who wasn't an obvious threat. I could say a lot more about that, because quite honestly, it really burns me up that someone could be such an ignorant hippie, but I really don't want to get into some pointless argument with someone that I know won't change their mind. Fuck you, Toolie.

wow toolie, talk about ignorant.

anyways, that was a very insightful page, tony. i know all of us wish you and the rest of the troops a safe journey, although we know it cant be that way due to the nature of insurgents and all that jazz (nightmarish reality, i hate it).

Well, maybe you can come here and call a wounded honorably discharged Army ranger and my two USMC friends from my hometown who came back recently ignorant. I'm sure they'd love to talk to you man, they can't stop telling me how horrible it is over there - horrible as in human rights out the window when it comes to innocent civilians. Human rights like being instructed that it's alright if you kill civilians if they're somewhat infront of you because that's a technical crossfire kill and you can't be held accountable. Human rights like being encouraged to target Arabian reporters in that fashion. Or driving along and having fun shooting traffic on the highway. Or the contractors. Maybe you can swap stories with them. I'm sure they'd like to show you how ignorant we are.