Brits enraged at American brutality.

British Fury at US 'Kill and Kill Again' Policy

A senior British officer suggested releasing many of the prisoners detained by the coalition, but saw his suggestion shot down by American commanders, according to a US magazine.

And the British military was said to be increasingly upset at the willingness of US troops to “kill, kill and kill again”, according to a former British officer.

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<http://news.scotsman.com/latest.cfm?id=2940176>

It's not "just 6 MP's" as the reprehensible publican congressman duncan hunter proclaimed on c-span this morning, it is a systemic policy of brutality that comes from the boardroom of bushlerco and is tainting this country as the NEW NAZIS in a way that we will never be able to repair.

Let duncan hunter know that we will not accept his fascistic apologisms and that he should step down now for his irresponsible and inflammatory partisan rhetoric.

<http://www.house.gov/hunter/>

coalition contributor has begun to distance theselves from this *bush regime.......Yes, *bush is a miserable failure.

and guess where you wake up?

Setting up and killing Patsies are a "normal" thing for this Administration and, like those flight delays, are not unusual and they aren't indicative of some kind of CONSPIRACY.

just how many influential people
have the Britons themselves beheaded?

not to mention India and Ireland - I don't know how they can claim the high ground.

Then what we are doing must be OK, right?

No way is what we are doing "ok". I think we're behaving like Nazis. I expect the United States to follow the Geneva Convention. I just don't have any faith that the Brits would behave any better - not that that in anyway excuses the our behavior or makes it "less bad".