Author: Bruce Moreland
Date: 14:32:21 04/01/03
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On April 01, 2003 at 16:56:18, Chessfun wrote: >On April 01, 2003 at 16:49:31, Vincent Diepeveen wrote: > >> >>So that sometimes also political emails get shipped, i can follow those logics. > >Please explain what was political about his e-mail?. Simply sending a pic of >dead US soldiers with the words "I like Americans", "At least these ones." is >not quite good enough. > >>I'm guilty in that respect myself too. I shipped several my political concerns >>about high voltage power lines (150KV+ transporting 2000A) and living under >>them. > >What, did those pictures show people burnt to death?. > >Sarah. Here is a description of the contents of these photos. First one, taken from a TV screen, soldier is lying on the ground. He is white, wearing n army t-shirt. He more or les fills the screen, head near bottom, torso extending upward, legs off the top of the screen. He looks wet, although I'm not sure what the fluids are. His uniform shirt is lying on the ground beside him. He is not wearing a helmet. There is a pool of blood on the ground under his head. There is a TV caption/logo thing covering most of the bottom of the screen. You see part of the guy's head above it, and the blood below it, but you can't see his forehead. After looking at this photo, this may be one of the soldiers who was shot between the eyes. Second one has two guys. First one, also no uniform shirt. He's wearing suspenders. You can see his head but there is no detail visible because of the way he is lying. Either that or his face has been shot off. In the same photo is another body behind the first one. This one is also wearing a uniform t-shirt but no shirt over that. He has his shirt pulled up and his pants pulled part way down and you can see his underwear. I hadn't noticed that before. You see more when you describe this stuff. I hadn't realized that American soldiers fought without uniform shirts, with their pants pulled part way down, and with no helmets, but you learn something new every day. As I said, the subject of this email was "I like Americans", and the text was "At least these ones." The first email I got contained a photo taken from German or Austrian video, of an American POW, who is alive and looks to be in good shape. bruce
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