It won't be long before the ChickenHawks will be blasting HBO's Generation Kill.

Make no mistake---this ain't not pro-war mini-series. This is an in you face, war sucks series that makes you sick to your stomach when watching it. Tonight they touched on the indiscriminate firing at roadblocks on Iraqi citizens who had no clue about the meaning of warning shots. One scene showed a dead Iraqi child,a little girl,in the back seat of a car that did not stop at a road block. The interpreter asked the father why he didn't stop and all he could say was, "he was sorry".

One Marine said, the dude is telling us he's sorry after we killed his daughter.

If you think your angry about this bullshit illegal war, this series will make you a 100 times more angry.

It won't be too long before Michelle Malkin and her brand of ChickenHawk scumbags declare a protest against HBO.

I opposed the war from the very start, and I am comfortable with myself for that.

One of the writers for OP-FOR.com wrote a book about al-Nasaria. He stated that he liked the original episode, but on the second episode he felt that the show was inaccurate about the battle for al-Nasaria and a friendly fire incident with an LAR unit.

I wasn't in Iraq for the initial push in, but have done a couple deployment there. So far I think the show is fairly accurate, with the exception of how they portray the officers. They got the whole thing about the charms in MREs right. I'd be interested to know if the Lt in the series, Nathaniel Flick, is involved in the show.

I believe the author you're referring too has now revised his post:



Lt. Fick is not involved with the show. Technical advisers are Sargent's Eric Kocher and Rudy Reyes.

I think that HBO is doing a fair job showing what is it like in Iraq.

The only part I don't like is the way they portray the officers. Lt Fick seems to be the only officer they portray as competent. All the others are either incomptent or stupid. I think this comes as a result of not having an officer as an adviser on the show. I think it is just a little bit of the normal back and forth between officers and NCO, with no officers to respond.

That's like the 4th or 5th scene so far where they've wasted civilians.

It just keeps on getting better and better.