Reports indicate U.S. soldiers and British Royal Marines have been urged to show "courageous constraint " by not shooting Taliban members spotted planting IEDs.
The reason? Shooting them might disturb the locals.
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The locals harbor them, let `em lose sleep!
ReplyDeleteThey want sleep? I say put the whole region asleep forever.
ReplyDeleteThat's when you know it's a no-win situation and it's time to leave.
ReplyDeleteHow about a B52 and some carpet bombing?
ReplyDeleteWhat?
ReplyDeleteWhat country or countries is this happening in? The article fails to mention that detail.
ReplyDeleteHow stupid? How do you sleep in peace knowing your neighbor is building a bomb which could accidentally detonate before its set up in the road. You know the same road you husband travels down to go to work. Not being allowed to shoot guns at night ied builders at night is a joke. Guess troops have 2 choices. Get some sling shots for night shooting or pack up, come home and watch them setup ied's to kill themselves and not our brothers and sisters
ReplyDeleteWhat country or countries is this happening in? The article fails to mention that detail.
ReplyDeleteOctober 6, 2012 9:01 AM
Sergeant Rayner was serving with the 2nd Battalion Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment and was leading a ten-man patrol in Helmand when he was killed in an explosion last October.
The Obama regime at work...
ReplyDeleteDont kill the terrorists. We may offend someone.