Soldier Weeps Describing Role in Rape and Killings in Iraq

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The only thing I am getting from you after reading what you posted

IS

America is Evil

your only agenda.

Malarky; I have dozens of agendas.
There are many irons in my fire.

 

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I was watching CCTV-4 today, and I watched an interview with regular Iraqi folks on their trial and sentence, they're angry this many didn't get the death penalty.

Just fyi.

 

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I was watching CCTV-4 today, and I watched an interview with regular Iraqi folks on their trial and sentence, they're angry this many didn't get the death penalty.

Just fyi.

Gee, I wonder why? :roll:

It must be because they hate America.
They hate us for our freedom (you notice how you don't hear that catchphrase much anymore? It sounds pretty lame, in retrospect, doesn't it?)

Look, here's Abeer and her daddy.

His name is Qasim Hamza al-Janabi. She's kind of named after him: Abeer Qassim Hamza al-Janabi, isn't that sweet.
I wonder if he was pissed off because he didn't have a son.
If he had had a son, then this atrocity never would've occurred, because, in the words of rapist/killer Sergeant Cortez: "While we were playing cards Barker and Green started talking about having sex with an Iraqi female. Barker and Green had already known what house they wanted to go to ... knew only one male was in the house, and knew it would be an easy target."

Because, in other words, five American soldiers felt brave enough to face down one lone Iraqi male in order to break into his home, rape his little girl, and slaughter his family, but not two or more. Good heavens, no. That would almost be too much like a fair fight.
Someone might actually get hurt; someone who mattered, that is. One of the US soldiers might chip a nail or something.

So they broke in, hustled Mr. al-Janabi off into his bedroom along with his wife and five-year-old daughter, and held them at gunpoint while they took turns raping 14-year-old Abeer in the living room. For the grand finale, they shot her in the face.
Then they blew out the five-year-old's brains, slaughtered Mr and Mrs. al-Janabi, and tried fairly unsuccessfully to set Abeer on fire with kerosene, sort of like cats covering up their sh!t by kicking litter over it.
They then attempted to blame this heinous crime on "insurgents".

Sergeant Paul Cortez cut a plea bargain and received a hundred year sentence; under US military law his 100-year sentence will actually mean only ten years in prison. With good behavior, he'll be out in five.
One of his cohorts, Specialist James Barker, also pled and got an even lighter sentence: 90. He'll probably be out in four years, give or take.
He'll be walking the streets right about the time Abeer Qassim Hamza al-Janabi- whose name means "fragrance of flowers"; who was not permitted by her assailants to shut her legs even in death, but was found by the neighbors lying on the floor "with one leg stretched and the other bended and her dress was lifted to her neck"; who was initially reported by the American media as being a woman of about 25 years of age- he'll be walking the streets a free man, right about the time Abeer would've been eighteen, if the American soldiers had let her live.

 

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Sergeant Paul Cortez cut a plea bargain and received a hundred year sentence; under US military law his 100-year sentence will actually mean only ten years in prison. With good behavior, he'll be out in five.

This monster will be eligible for parole in 10 years. Now that sickens me as much as it sickens you but you know being eligible for parole doesn't mean you're going to or even likely to get it. There are tons of people rotting in jail who have come up for parole numerous times and they have been denied time and time again. Hopefully this guy will have the same problem and rot in jail the entire 100 years. Saying he will "walk in five" as if it's a fact is dishonest and an attempt to make a disgustingly horrible situation even worse by acting like the guy got a slap on the wrist. If he really does walk in five I'll be as outraged as you but I'm not going to A$$ume that's what will happen.

 

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This monster will be eligible for parole in 10 years. Now that sickens me as much as it sickens you but you know being eligible for parole doesn't mean you're going to or even likely to get it. There are tons of people rotting in jail who have come up for parole numerous times and they have been denied time and time again. Hopefully this guy will have the same problem and rot in jail the entire 100 years. Saying he will "walk in five" as if it's a fact is dishonest and an attempt to make a disgustingly horrible situation even worse by acting like the guy got a slap on the wrist. If he really does walk in five I'll be as outraged as you but I'm not going to A$$ume that's what will happen.

I totally agree. I would hope that the parole board would think about Cortez's actions and believe he deserves to be in jail for a longer period of time (so that he can have every orfice (sp?) raped).