Arab Locals Tell Marines Of Safe House

The identification cards of two American soldiers missing since an attack on their unit in May were found in an al-Qaida safe house north of Baghdad, along with video production equipment, computers and weapons, the U.S. military said Saturday.

 

Video Production Equipment

The smell of professionalism.

 

100 Miles From Kidnapping

The house, discovered June 9 near Samarra — more than 100 miles from the area where they disappeared — was otherwise empty, the statement said. American soldiers approaching the building came under fire from a nearby stand of trees, and two were wounded before air support could arrive.

Americans Say It Stinks Of Israel

There is way more to this. The equipment was too professional, some books found were in Hebrew. Even before it was called in there were some 'Israeli Advisors' arriving and interferring.

Israelis Famous For This

After their 'Juba the Sniper' videos, American troops are extremely distrustful.

Troops Sent In Deadly Situations

Iraq's new Jewish 'Perfumed Prince', General Petreaus, has a new tactic is putting small platoons at isolated FOBs versus at big fortified US bases.

This is reminiscent of General T. Abraham Franks decision to have females at checkpoints, which lead to six being ambushed, and four were found in a garbage dump with their throats slashed.

Iraqis Say This Was Foreigners

The people were not Iraqis, and how did they kidnap three Americans and drive though 100 miles of checkpoints? There were 20,000 US Troops searching for the three.

Only an American, or Israeli, would not have their vehicle searched.