Author: Vincent Diepeveen
Date: 15:10:32 04/01/03
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On April 01, 2003 at 17:32:21, Bruce Moreland wrote: this amazes me. let's take this to email. >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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