U.S. Forces in Iraq Strip the Flesh from Their Victims' Corpses
 

Here's and article to 'spice' up your dinner tonight:

U.S. Forces in Iraq Strip the Flesh from Their Victims' Corpses

Isn't the Arab press a wonderfully 'descriptive' thing?

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

maybe the US soldiers should do it to that propagandist columnist too :)

I can't believe somone would seriously believe any of that crap! Yeah war sucks and sometimes innocent people might be hurt or killed, but American troops are not cannibals! What a friggin' moron!

The world is a sick place man :(

bullshit

"What is the meaning of the abhorrent crimes that America perpetrates in Iraq , Liberia , Afghanistan , Sudan , and Palestine via the Israeli angels of destruction?"

Think anybody would beleive that much crap????

shouldn't it be i don't think these guys are all reading off the same script.

Eh, this kinda shit happens in all wars. Anyone remember Vietnam? If you kill for a living you may as well have some fun with it.

Go hard or go home, that's what I always say!

Holy shit, they hate America but they are HQ's at DC and thier servers fro that bullshit website is in Atlanta, GA USA
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no, silly.

They just translate the Arabic into English so that readers can understand what the local(ie Arab) readership is being presented with.

You're reading a translation of an article from an Egyptian newspaper - and by the way.. nothing gets printed in Egypt without the government okaying it.

Rest assured the Islamic Extremists will.

:thumbsup