Winning Their Hearts and Minds ??
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Video Description: U.S. Soldiers Offer Clean Water to Iraqi Children. Winning Their Hearts and Minds? How Do You Think These Children Regard the Americans After Being Taunted With a False Promise of Fresh, Clean Water? This is Despicable Cruelty - and They LAUGH at the Desperate Children. Watch How Far The Last Child Ran After the Proffered Bottle of Water. ONE BOTTLE OF WATER!! WHAT IF THAT WAS YOUR CHILD?? WA
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(from blogger who posted this video):
Lets make things clear, I have never been to Iraq let alone set foot out of the borders of the US. I received this video from someone who was over there. The person I got it from did not make the disk, they got it from a friend they met while over there. So there's no telling how many times this was handed down.
So stop sending me messages telling me to burn in hell. I will just ignore you and then block you.
If you work for the media and you want more info, I don't have it. What I do have are dozen of other short videos that where on the DVD that I received from the source. The other videos might shed some light and help answer some questions. Just put the pieces together and you might see the picture you're after.
http://thepiratebay.org/tor/3563014/Iraq
Now excuse me, I have a bloated inbox to clean out. :-s
posted by Anonymous @ 11/26/2006 01:29:00 AM
1 Comments:
At Sunday, November 26, 2006 7:10:00 AM ,
Spadoman said...
Granny.... I have been away from the blogs for quite some time. I started a new blog and came to see what's going on at "Is America Burning"
At any rate, I watched the video with the bottle of water and the children. Despicable.
when I served in Vietnam, once in a while I had to drive a small vehicle to the edge of the base and dump trash cans. One of the items always in the trash was leftover food. To hungry war torn people, this was gold. We tried hard not to dump it on them, but they would be as close as they could get so as to get as much food as they could. I remember the children.
There were children who lived there, where we carried our rifles. The children carry the brunt of war. Like divorce or abuse or poverty or discrimination. The children are there.
If only they realized what it does to the children, our future.
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