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punky · 08-03-2005, 13:12

Even if the Italians did negoiate with terrorists, why would the US try and kill her deliberatel, in spite?

I read a BBC report about it the other day. She truely is away with the fairies. What she was saying wasn't even sane, let alone logical. Then you find out she works for a far-left-wing paper and see her possible motivation.

Lets look at the facts though... A car was speeding to a US armed checkpoint. It ignored vocal requests to stop. It then ignored hand signals to stop. It then ignored warning shots to stop. Considering most cars that do that have a habit of blowing themselves up, killing US soldiers, the next step would be to neutralise the threat.

God knows why the car didn't just stop like it was supposed to.

08-03-2005, 13:12	#3
punky Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Age: 44 Posts: 14,750	Re: Why would US shoot released Italian hostage? Even if the Italians did negoiate with terrorists, why would the US try and kill her deliberatel, in spite? I read a BBC report about it the other day. She truely is away with the fairies. What she was saying wasn't even sane, let alone logical. Then you find out she works for a far-left-wing paper and see her possible motivation. Lets look at the facts though... A car was speeding to a US armed checkpoint. It ignored vocal requests to stop. It then ignored hand signals to stop. It then ignored warning shots to stop. Considering most cars that do that have a habit of blowing themselves up, killing US soldiers, the next step would be to neutralise the threat. God knows why the car didn't just stop like it was supposed to.