Iraq Insurgents to US Soldiers Leave Iraq.

You mean good i think.
But read up on a lot of what you don't know. Wars of the past.
See if any one falling into the enemies hands is good.
Enemies of war with no Geneva Convention presiding.
Means what ever goes, goes, no questions ask, it's war and without the rules of war.
Brutal and no explanations as to what takes place. Prisoners make no difference.
And deal with fanatics as in Iraq. And expect no torture?

[SWVA-Football]

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You mean good i think.
But read up on a lot of what you don't know. Wars of the past.
See if any one falling into the enemies hands is good.
Enemies of war with no Geneva Convention presiding.
Means what ever goes, goes, no questions ask, it's war and without the rules of war.
Brutal and no explanations as to what takes place. Prisoners make no difference.
And deal with fanatics as in Iraq. And expect no torture?

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You're mistaken -- I know alot about past wars. I know about prisoner of war mistreatement as well, and I know that it's a terrible thing that sadly continues well into today.

I know about the Bataan Death March in World War 2 and the torture and POW mistreatment that went on during the Vietnam War, so believe me I know how terrible it is, and also believe me: I do hope that we get these soldiers back before they are treated in the same way.

All I can say is may God be with them.

[jake_norris]

Geneva Convention is useless, man. A good theory, but just plain ol' crap if you ask me. Why? Because none of our enemies abide by it. The good guys are the only ones who follow the rules.

I just wish we could cut loose and really kick the sh*t out of this insurgency. The whole "limited war" theory is a loser, plain and simple.

Thing about it is. Were not following anything resembling it either. Look at the Bay.

Read the below. One reason were not considered savages.

The U.S. military recovered the booby-trapped bodies of two missing soldiers Tuesday, and Iraqi officials said the Americans were tortured and killed in a "barbaric" way. An insurgent group claimed the new leader of al-Qaida in Iraq executed the men personally. The military did not confirm whether the soldiers died from wounds suffered in an attack Friday or were kidnapped and later killed. The insurgents offered no evidence of their claim.