May 01, 2005
According to Slashdot, the following information has been put into the public domain by the Italian press.
* An itemization of IEDs and VBIEDs deployment techniques which have been most effective,* An analysis of the tactical strengths and weaknesses of specific checkpoints along "Route Irish",
* Combat readiness assesment of the units and soldiers involved,
* A detailed description of how the checkpoint is laid out,
* Exact grid locations of various assets.
* Details of how checkpoint searches are set up and executed
* Details of how checkpoints are expected to deal with approaching vehicles, including threat assesment methods.
* A statistical analysis of "normal" traffic approaching the checkpoint.
* It names the soldiers involved and details the specific actions taken by those soldiers. It names the soldier who killed Calipari.
* It briefly describes U.S. Embassy procedures for transporting VIPs along Route Irish and in general.
* It details movement of U.S. and Italian Embassy personnel.
* It describes possible future procedures and configurations for checkpoints.
In other words, our putative Italian "allies" are all too willing to put into general circulation information that will make it easier for terrorists to conduct operations that could kill American military personnel and diplomats, Iraqi leaders and citizens, and foreign VIPs.
But I guess we shouldn't be surprised -- Old Europe's elite have always been against any action that brings freedom to oppressed people.
(Hat Tip: Michelle Malkin)
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Whereas, the former boss of CNN (James Eason?) who said that he heard about the Armed Forces targeting the Journalists at times.
Then when the Italian journalist was released, her hostage-takers told her that they do not worry about it because the American Forces will kill her before they face the media.
Sure enough, the Italian agent covered her and he got killed at the checkpoint by whom? The American Forces.
It is a repeated form that the American Forces killed people by mistakes. NOthing was being done. No wonder the American Government refused to sign the International Court because they wanted to get away with the murders.
Your attitude is: "At least, it is them, not us."
But Italian authorities provided it, as a way to say: "Pay for it, twerps."
I'm on Italian's side.
R-
Posted by: Me is the Ridor at Sun May 1 11:36:04 2005 (nWmj6)
Posted by: Stephen Downes at Sun May 1 13:55:18 2005 (6ZPzU)
We are talking American Lives that are being put in intentional Danger because of the Italian papers.
Next time a soldier dies over there because of a terrorist attack, blame yourself.
It is idiots like you two that make the liberals look so stupid.
Posted by: Scubachris at Mon May 2 02:29:19 2005 (AktpP)
Yep.
Posted by: mcconnell at Mon May 2 02:41:00 2005 (7AMlr)
it s all about lies.
R-
Posted by: Me is the Ridor at Mon May 2 08:14:27 2005 (nWmj6)
And when I say "they," it's a term I use loosely around here for generalization if anybody is following the script.
I know you have a love affair with McDonalds (or maybe that nearby hot dog stand you love so much) but this is getting ridiculous.
Posted by: mcconnell at Mon May 2 10:10:40 2005 (LmcbS)
As always, you cannot prove it so you had to include something else. Pathetic.
R-
Posted by: Me is the Ridor at Mon May 2 12:28:04 2005 (nWmj6)
Posted by: mcconnell at Mon May 2 12:54:57 2005 (LmcbS)
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