When "oops" just doesn't cut it.

innerSpaceman · 03-08-2005, 11:44 AM

Firing at the engine block? Is that how the Italian special agent was killed? Was he hiding under the hood? Or was he throwing himself over the person he was pledged to protect and took the fatal bullet that way? Hmmm, makes me kinda wonder whether the target was indeed the engine block.

Furthermore, my opinions about lies told by the military are not colored by my views of this particular administration. I have lived long enough to have experienced plenty of lies by the U.S. military for the past 45 years, tons of lies by our government over that same period, and a crapload of lies by plenty of other countries' governments and military organizations. I don't trust the word of any of them. Why should I?

03-08-2005, 11:44 AM	#1
innerSpaceman Kink of Swank Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Inner Space Posts: 13,075	Firing at the engine block? Is that how the Italian special agent was killed? Was he hiding under the hood? Or was he throwing himself over the person he was pledged to protect and took the fatal bullet that way? Hmmm, makes me kinda wonder whether the target was indeed the engine block. Furthermore, my opinions about lies told by the military are not colored by my views of this particular administration. I have lived long enough to have experienced plenty of lies by the U.S. military for the past 45 years, tons of lies by our government over that same period, and a crapload of lies by plenty of other countries' governments and military organizations. I don't trust the word of any of them. Why should I?
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