God damn bastards
Obviously you noticed the Mumbai terror saga. But in all the noise and on-site reporting, I hope you didn’t miss this:
The doctors who conducted the autopsies on the victims say that many of the bodies showed signs of torture. One doctor explains that “of all the bodies, the Israeli victims bore the maximum torture marks. It was clear that they were killed on the 26th itself. It was obvious that they were tied up and tortured before they were killed. It was so bad that I do not want to go over the details even in my head again.”
As the intelligence services and Indian newspapers have reported, Ajmal Kamal, the terrorist arrested at the Jewish Nariman House, “said they were specifically asked to target the foreigners, especially the Israelis.”
We go, as always, into fire. We emerge, as always, the ones remembered for good.
Little Moshe will grow up a prince among his people. The nasty kind of Islam that sent those brutal men will be brutalized by its own creations.
The seeming reluctance of armed police, first on the scene, to respond effectively to the terror attack is interesting, and something that we should think about as we analyze our own readiness for a similar type of attack in the U.S.
I argue here that at other times in history we were fairly prepared for unpleasant surprises like what occurred in Mumbai, using the historical example of the James-Younger raid on Northfield Minnesota. Cheers.
wilsonrofishing
December 1, 2008 at 21:57