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On Fri, 07 Nov 2003 18:15:45 +1100, The Captains Nemesis wrote:

On Fri, 07 Nov 2003 07:05:38 GMT, two wheels
wrote:

On Fri, 07 Nov 2003 03:29:22 GMT, "Bobsprit"
wrote:

Jessica Lynch's own words:

1. She was not beaten by her Iraqi captors.

2. Her gun jammed, she did not fire a single shot.

3. She was taken in an ambulance to the Americans, who fired upon
her, and
then was returned to her captors.

Lies, lies and incompetence!!

Where are the weapons of mass destruction?

RB


She was raped. Doesn't that count for anything? Yeah, the
politically correct reporters who were trying to glorify a female
soldier in combat embellished her story to the hilt. I doubt they
were republicans. Are you saying that American soldiers fired at
her
"ambulance" knowing who was in it? Is that your point? In the
middle
of the combat phase, they fired at any Iraqi vehicle that
approached
them for no apparent reason.

two wheels

And you believe that?
Maybe a quick look back at the press releases of the time might
clarify the depth of the deception by the US Military.

You're the same as Simp, you believe only what you want, you do no
analysis, never look at the other side, Just feed on what's placed
in
your bowl.


Oz1...of the 3 twins.


The bravery story was true. It just wasn't true about Pfc. Jessica
Lynch. I don't believe the military was talking specifically about
Lynch to the reporters. The reporters just took it and ran with it
because it made a better story. What the military didn't do soon
enough was correct the press lies.

two wheels


http://www.arkcity.net/stories/071203/com_0004.shtml

Web posted Saturday, July 12, 2003
Kansan awarded Silver Star for heroic acts in war in Iraq
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

excerpt:
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WICHITA, Kan. (AP) -- Pfc. Patrick Miller has been awarded the
Silver Star for his efforts during a fatal ambush in southern Iraq
that ended with 11 U.S. soldiers killed and six captured.

Miller, 23, of Valley Center, may have killed as many as nine Iraqi
fighters before he and the five other soldiers were taken captive by
the Iraqis, a U.S. Army report says.

The report also says that mistakes and malfunctions led the Army's
507th Maintenance Co. into the ambush on March 23 -- the third day
of the war.

More than three dozen medals have been awarded to soldiers in the
ambush, including Bronze Stars, Purple Hearts and Prisoner of War
Medals, officials said. Miller was the only one to receive the
Silver Star, which is awarded for bravery in combat.

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