Decorated Navy Seal accused of war crimes in Iraq (brainwash, dictators, terrorist)

[KenFresno]

Originally Posted by Wartrace

Good. This man was willing to put his life on the line to protect all of us and then we charge him with some B.S. war crime?

Protect you from what?

[brownbagg]

Originally Posted by pknopp

Yes it was intentional. We have not dropped a single bomb on accident.

[brownbagg]

Originally Posted by KenFresno

The SEALs are a pretty rotten organization. Rampant drug use, unprofessional behavior, war crimes, corruption within the unit, etc. The whole organization is badly in need of a clean up.

and that why we need them, just the way they are

[PriscillaVanilla]

Originally Posted by KenFresno

The SEALs are a pretty rotten organization. Rampant drug use, unprofessional behavior, war crimes, corruption within the unit, etc. The whole organization is badly in need of a clean up.

I've known a couple of SEALs and I think you may be right. Both of them were abusing steroids and one was dealing drugs during his time in the military. He was also prone to violence.

[lilyflower3191981]

Originally Posted by Above Average Bear

Thanks for posting this! It’s the difference between what really happens in a war time situation and what some posters here think happens.

You are very welcome.

[jeffdoorgunner]

Originally Posted by trlhiker

So you are saying that either we worship the military or deserve to be shot? Just wow!

or...…….hes saying if you take exception to how they are reacting in a combat situation, maybe you should get out in front and lead...…….

[jeffdoorgunner]

Originally Posted by pknopp

No, the people of this country did not. I'd bet maybe 5% are even aware of what went on here.

So a military court does not represent the people of this country?

[Quick Enough]

Originally Posted by Mathguy

These guys are sent on frequently unlawful missions into both friendly and unfriendly countries where they do things like kill people that the US doesn't like.

Much like the inner workings of a meat packing plant....you got a peek at how they make the sausage so to speak and no it's not pretty.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDEj_RkN1Hw

"These guys are sent on frequently unlawful missions" and you know this, how?

[Quick Enough]

Originally Posted by Goodnight

Corey Scott changed his story after he was granted immunity and took responsibility for the murder. There were pictures, texts and the testimony from his own unit, Scott will now be charged with perjury for changing his testimony.


Pretty sad day for the military but the verdict stands, Gallagher is found innocent but he is a disgrace to the service. This entire group sets a poor example for young soldiers coming into the service.


This by the way is the reason he should not have been pardoned before even standing trial.

" he was granted immunity", " Scott will now be charged with perjury for changing his testimony.'

What part om IMMUNITY" do you NOT understand?

"but he is a disgrace to the service" And you did WHAT in the service?

[pknopp]

Originally Posted by jeffdoorgunner

So a military court does not represent the people of this country?

Of course not.