A British soldier was killed, in a daring raid to free a New York Times reporter being held by the Taliban. "This guy [the journalist] was told not to go in there. He was told by local officials," said a western military source. "But being stupid should not give you a death sentence. How do you decide when not to go in? That's the hard thing? When do you give a bad man with a gun the right to decide. You always go back and get someone." Of course, the New York Times have NO shame, as a brave British soldier gave his life for their irresponsibility. The Times should be made to pay reparations to the soldiers family.
UK jihad murderer given weeks of Islamic training by Woolwich mosque
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His mother took him there to keep him from being "radicalized," and he
returned more "radical" than ever. Is this mosque being investigated? If
not, why no...
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Joe-This is same NYT which exposed every secret the US intel community could leak under the argument, "The public has a right to know." Oh really? Didn't public have right to know that their boy was being held x Islamic savages and that Brit elite SAS was mounting ballsy effort to free him? Apparently, NYT kept this secret from public. I certainly wanted to know that this idiot reporter was held by savages.
ReplyDeletePerhaps NYT should explain when and where we have right to know.
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