Our resident bigot is now accusing US soldiers of gang raping women. What proof has he provided (and he has been asked)? None, save the speculation that it has been done through history.
He is also, of course, blaming the war on Christianity; I'll get to that point later in the blog.
As to the gang raping accusation, however, there has not been ONE credible allegation that there is ANY practice of this among our soldiers, let alone WIDESPREAD practice. This is another hate filled diatribe from Al Qaeda's local affiliate station. Bagdad "Mack" (names have been changed to protect the guilty) is on the air.
We have seen a media that has made every attempt to destroy the morale of our soldiers and discredit the efforts and ethics of those who are fighting this war, rather than the policies of the administration that has authorized it. If this media had even UNSUBSTANTIATED reports of gang rapes by our soldiers, I assure you, they would run it (have we all too soon forgotten the Newsweek flap?). The fact is, there IS NONE.
The interesting irony is that this liberal America hating faction is responsible for funding groups such as the ACLU, who promote not only "innocent until proven guilty", but even innocent long after, as long as the possibility of a technicality remains.
But that innocence until proven guilty is not provided our US servicemen, many of whom have made great sacrifices to serve their country, and who do not deserve to be treated in the same manner as Vietnam vets were upon their return home.
Bagdad Mack is just a shill for the liberal bigots.
Now, to the point of Christianity: it is no more fair to blame this war on Christianity than it is to blame the actions of a MINORITY of Muslims on the religion of Islam. Many Christians are peace loving, many oppose this war greatly, and still others remove themselves from the world of politics entirely. George W. Bush is not the head of a single Christian denomination, and HIS actions, nor those of the senators of his same party, should not be allowed to be considered representative of Christianity.
Methinks Bagdad Mack's applying for a position on "Air America".