JamesReb says:

Welcome to Grand Theft Auto –The Theme Park aka Six Flags Over Baghdad. And yes, its owned by Diznee. Because there’s profit to be had.

J says:

Url’s here, here and here   [editor, pls use tinyurl!]

Anon says:

”The report was handed over to the US Military who launched its own enquiry through the Army’s Criminal Investigation Division.” Who do these inbreds think they’re kidding? (throws up)

Jeff says:

Unless you know the full story you aren’t in a position to make a judgement call on this video. The bad guys over there don’t wear uniforms to distinguish themselves from civilians. If you can’t support the war then you don’t support the troops. Don’t be so eager to help or understand people that would love to kill you and your entire family.

From the Aegis site:

The video purporting to show its security contractors shooting at civilian vehicles on the highways in Iraq came to light in November last year. Aegis launched an immediate enquiry under the auspices of an independent review board which included a British Barrister and Recorder of the Crown Court and a former senior British police officer. It was a thorough and conclusive investigation which reported back before Christmas. Its findings were that the films were recorded during Aegis’ legitimate operations in support of Multi–National Force Iraq and the incidents recorded were within the Rules for the Use of Force. There was no evidence of any civilian casualties as a result of the incidents and the images published were all taken out of context and were therefore highly misleading in what they represented.

The report was handed over to the US Military who launched its own enquiry through the Army’s Criminal Investigation Division. This enquiry is now closed with confirmation that no further investigation or action is warranted. The speculative allegations made at the time of the video are therefore entirely unfounded.

Jeff says:

I guess you were there in the van with these guys and know the whole story eh, Mike? How about sharing it with us?

Al Salmon says:

“Warefare”, John?

Mister Mustard says:

>>If you can’t support the war then you don’t support the troops.

So, if you don’t love the sin, you can’t love the sinner? Sheesh.

William K. Wolfrum says:

14. That’s the exact reasoning the Bush administration uses for waging war on [Insert Middle Eastern country here].

–WKW

Mike Abundo says:

America’s forces are now recruited from among underprivileged kids, and supported by PMC mercs. You don’t expect those types to worry about minimizing civilian casualties.

Mr. H. Fusion says:

Jeff, should I call you the troll you are or suggest you produce links to back up your assertions. Before you link to Aegis, remember, the prisons are chock full of people proclaiming their innocence.

No, I don’t support a senseless war that is doing more to hurt America, and all democracies, then it is good. Yes, I do support the troops. I wish to see every one of them brought home breathing, not in a body bag as does the President and his cadre.