Brag: Alive!

[4drugmoney]

Sweet brag. I did 2 7 monyh deployments, I cant imagine doing 15 months straight. Where were you?

[RPatterson67]

Thank you for using my tax money to blow up poor people in Iraq! I wouldn't be sleeping safely without you!

[JayTee]

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Kill any arab crooks?

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LLeGGo answer please [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img] [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

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I did what I had to do to keep myself and fellow soldiers safe. [img]/images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img]

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How could you kill a child?










































Answer: You don't lead them as much.

LOL j/k!!!!!!11 But seriously, bring me back an Iraqi child's skull.

[edfurlong]

I heard it's pretty hot over there. True or false?

[biggravy]

Thank you both for your service. Have a safe trip home. God bless our soldiers. We owe them our freedom.

[LLeGGo]

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see any hot iraqi vagine?

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There are plenty of hot Iraqi women.

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Where were you?

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Mosul -where the local people, in general, seemed to love us.

Baghdad - Completely dependent on what section we were in. Some neighborhoods appreciated what we were doing, some didn't.

Baqouba - A [censored] hole when we got there that was crawling with Al Qaeda. 2 months later we cleaned the streets of a few hundred IED's, no more bad guys (seriously, most ran about when we got there) and now they are getting regular food and gas drops for the city. Also got a flour mill working again and created some jobs for people.

Good times.

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I heard it's pretty hot over there. True or false?

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Yes. There are days when "It's a dry heat" go out the window.


btw, me and nuht are in the same squad, if you were wondering why I am answering these questions.

[nuht]

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Congrats OP. TY for your service and glad you'll be home soon!!

My question if you have the time or inclination to answer it is what do you think of the Iraqi people in general? Do the majority of them support a democratic Iraq and our mission or do they support the militias and more of an Islamic state?

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I think that the Iraqi people need to stand up on their feet and get involved in pushing the insurgents out. The problem here is that they are so afraid of the insurgents that most of them don't even leave their houses. And if they do leave they are just walking from point a to point b. In order for the U.S to take control over the insurgent problem here in Iraq I would say that the Iraqi are gonna have to be the ones to bring the bad guys forward. We will then take the appropriate action for these bastards [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

To answer your question more to the point: The Iraqi people are EXTREMELY scared of the militias and insurgent groups.

[Conspire]

Do u think it was a good decision for us to stop hunting down Osama and take out an easier target like Saddamm?

[nuht]

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Sweet brag. I did 2 7 monyh deployments, I cant imagine doing 15 months straight. Where were you?

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Mosul, Baghdad (All over Baghdad at different COPS and FOBS), Taji, Kalsuu, Baqubah.

[nuht]

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Do u think it was a good decision for us to stop hunting down Osama and take out an easier target like Saddamm?

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Yes, because here in Iraq there were more people under complete dictator ship control which in turn ruined Iraq along with its people. Bin Laden is a very smart man and I'm sure he is training many men to fill his position once he goes and sees Allah.