No Quarters


iconAll hell is breaking loose in the media over this Marine that shot a fallen terrorist in Iraq. Some in the media are saying the terrorist was "wounded"; the extent of which we may never know.

The way I have it figured, this is a war. Our boys had been playing nice in the past, but the terrorists don't play by any rules of engagement. They have been routinely feigning injury or death, waiting for our soldiers to get close, and then attacking them. If this guy was dead, who cares if he was shot one more time? If this guy was feining death in hopes of attacking our guys up close, he deserved to be sent straight to hell. If he was truly injured and had given up fighting, he has only his fellow terrorists to blame for giving our Marines itchy trigger fingers.

Our boys shouldn't take any chances, and if it comes down to a choice between a dead Iraqi terrorist or a dead Marine, I say no quarters. The only way to make the terrorists think twice about their dirty tactics is to make them ineffective. They pulled this Marine off the line, I hope it was to give him a medal.

By the way, how long before someone starts calling this a war crime?



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I'd heard a report where the US Marines had taken over 1000 prisoners. Why? They should have been given the order to take NO prisoners. Prisoners are a drain on your resources both man and material. I say if the Islamofucks want to make a big show of fighting to the death then let's give them what they want.

Posted by: Ralph Gizzip at November 16, 2004 9:49 AM

From Kim:

Sites reported a Marine in the same unit had been killed just a day earlier when he tended to the booby-trapped dead body of an insurgent.

Geneva (and all wartime conduct) is a too way street. If they play way outside the rules, we have to just to stay in the fight.

Posted by: N. Bourbaki at November 16, 2004 9:49 AM

I agree with many at LGF-he should of killed the reporter first

Posted by: David Cobb at November 16, 2004 4:01 PM

Review the Kerry VietNam experience and I believe he did the same thing. Where's the outrage?

Posted by: Roy Giddens at November 16, 2004 5:48 PM

Roy,

I think what Kerry admitted to doing was much worse. This guy was at least an enemy combatant.

Posted by: Ravenwood at November 16, 2004 9:23 PM

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