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Well well well. The US Government isn't even trying to hide its hypocrisy and stupidity anymore (or maybe it hasn't caughty on yet).
Part of an interview by America's Fox News with General George Casey of the US Army was just shown on ABC news. Apparently Zarqawi didn't die immediately, and there were allegation US soldiers beat him to death:
"WALLACE: General, we understand that the autopsy of the body has been completed today. Do you know what those results show? And how do you respond to this claim by at least one Iraqi man who was on the scene that he saw Zarqawi's body being beaten before he died?
CASEY: I have not seen the results of the autopsy, and the way I respond to the comments of the alleged Iraqi who saw what went on there is that's baloney, and we've already gone back, looked at it. Our soldiers who came on the scene found him being put in an ambulance by Iraqi police. They took him off, rendered first aid, and he expired.
And so he died while American soldiers were attempting to save his life."
.... and they were dropping the bomb on him to.. er... what?
Part of an interview by America's Fox News with General George Casey of the US Army was just shown on ABC news. Apparently Zarqawi didn't die immediately, and there were allegation US soldiers beat him to death:
"WALLACE: General, we understand that the autopsy of the body has been completed today. Do you know what those results show? And how do you respond to this claim by at least one Iraqi man who was on the scene that he saw Zarqawi's body being beaten before he died?
CASEY: I have not seen the results of the autopsy, and the way I respond to the comments of the alleged Iraqi who saw what went on there is that's baloney, and we've already gone back, looked at it. Our soldiers who came on the scene found him being put in an ambulance by Iraqi police. They took him off, rendered first aid, and he expired.
And so he died while American soldiers were attempting to save his life."
.... and they were dropping the bomb on him to.. er... what?