“Many more of your soldiers gonna be killed in the days and weeks ahead. Summary of death will be as follows: we’ll cut their genitals/boobs depending on their gender, disembowel their intestines and slit their throats and then post the videos of the executions/massacres on our newssites”

How dare you sir?! Have you been to Iraq since this war has begun? Do you not know what is happening to our soldiers? If those people were as “beautiful” as you say “with a wonderful culture” as you say, then why don’t they take over for our troops and start putting their country back together? Instead, they smile at our guys one minute and launch RPG’s and other weapons at them the next. That is not a beautiful person. Sorry to inform you but books about the middle east will only portray what an author wants you to think and see. As with our own government and news in the US.. they make the citizens of this country think everything that is happening there is so great. I’ve got news for ya!… It’s WAR. My husband is there and I hear things that he has seen and lived through that no human being should ever have to. You really need to wake up sir! Talk about “and narrow-mindedness” as you say…. look in the mirror! My husband was on the team that recovered these soldiers bodies… you have no idea what you are talking about when you say these people (Iraqi’s and Islam) are beautiful. Only the sick and mental could ever devise such a horrific deed against our soldiers. I hope they all burn in hell for what they have done.

“We own you. We can take your little hellhole of a country and occupy it for as long as we like. Drain every barrel of oil from it and leave you with nothing but dust and camel dung. And don’t forget it, bub.”

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These types of comments only re-inforce the complete lack of respect that people outside the USA feel towards Americans and the foreign policy of the government that they voted to power, again.
You obviously don’t know anyone from the middle east. They are beautiful people with a wonderful culture that you simply do not understand. Read a book on the middle east and islam. Educate yourself and you will see the absurdity and narrow-mindedness of your comment.

ive lost contact with him for two years.

its said to hear about him like this

damn those who did this!!

Bloomberg:
The search began within minutes of the attack, after communications with the checkpoint ended, Major General William Caldwell said yesterday.
The missing soldiers were part of a unit checking vehicles at a canal crossing near the Euphrates River, in the vicinity of Yusifyah south of the Iraqi capital, Baghdad. Coalition soldiers nearby reported hearing an explosion and small-arms fire at about 7:55 p.m., Caldwell said.

AP:
Ahmed Khalaf Falah, a farmer who said he witnessed the abduction of the Americans on Friday, said three Humvees were manning a US checkpoint near Youssifiyah, about 12 miles south of Baghdad, when they came under fire from many directions.
Two Humvees chased after the assailants, but the third was attacked before it could move, he said. Seven masked gunmen, including one carrying what appeared to be a heavy machine gun, killed the driver of the third vehicle, then took the other two soldiers captive, Falah said.

CBS:
What puzzles military officials about the soldier’s disappearance is why the team seemed so isolated at the time of the attack, reports CBS News correspondent Lee Cowan. U.S. commanders say it would only be under extraordinary circumstances that a US patrol would split up.
But CBS News has been told that the Humvee from where the men disappeared was at a canal crossing at the time of the attack. They were separated by a couple hundred yards from their nearest U.S. colleagues — who were at a checkpoint to the northeast. Military officials don’t know why they may have been that far away from a checkpoint alone — but they’re casting doubt on witnesses who say that the doomed soldiers were left there after the other U.S. soldiers sped off in pursuit of the attackers.

AP:
The three were assigned to the 1st Battalion, 502nd Infantry Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), Fort Campbell, Ky.
Despite the presence of more than 130,000 U.S. troops in Iraq, abductions of American service members have been rare, with three previous cases reported.

A claim has been made on an internet site that the terrorists in Iraq kidnapped the two missing American Soldiers. US forces have organized a massive search operation to try to locate the two.
"Your brothers in the military wing of the M…

Out of the six groups, only al-Qaeda and Jaish al-Taifa al-Mansoura had been responsible for any large scale-operations.

Catching up on the news of our missing soldiers reminded me of a previous post which left me curious about the Russians in Iraq. New reports suggest this group is the one which kidnapped four Russians in June. They were

Those bastards claim they have our soldiers. Please excuse my language, but that is putting it nicely of what I really think of these evil killers and this infuriates me. We must pray for these soldier …

MansurAlIraqi:

We own you. We can take your little hellhole of a country and occupy it for as long as we like. Drain every barrel of oil from it and leave you with nothing but dust and camel dung. And don’t forget it, bub.

One of the soldiers is from Houston. The other is from Oregon. The two have been identified as Army Pfc. Kristian Menchaca, 23, and Pfc. Thomas L. Tucker, 25.

Via Breitbart.com/AP: An umbrella group that includes al-Qaida in Iraq claimed in a Web statement Monday that it had kidnapped two U.S. soldiers reported missing south of Baghdad. There was no immediate confirmation that the statement was credible, alt…

U.S. troops on Saturday searched for two soldiers missing after an attack that killed one of their c