Zeinab Essa 

The video of sick move showing American marines urinating on the corpses of Afghan civilians has prompted worldwide outrage, condemnation, and investigation.

But according to some the American values of democracy and respect do not move in contradiction with US soldiers "heroic" move.

In an asinine comment, the famous blogger Pamela Geller expressed her "love" to US soldiers urinating on dead corpses
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"I love these Marines. Perhaps this is the infidel interpretation of the Islamic ritual of washing and preparing the body for burial," she said.

Interestingly, Geller often wears a necklace with the word "LOVE" shows how much she "loves" when Muslims are killed, urinated on or otherwise mutilated.

Geller couches her approval and "love" of such actions by implying that those being urinated on deserved it because...they were "jihadists" and "Taliban." She then trumps out the Nazi analogy, saying:

Would anyone have CAIRed if Marines urinated on dead Nazi soldiers during WWII? (Anyone besides CAIR and Nazis, that is)

The blogger used the word CAIR in reflection to Council of American -Islamic Relations. However, the US Army probably would care Pam, since it is a violation of their code of conduct, and since they are now engaged in negotiations with the Taliban.

Here is Geller's vile screed:

Hamas-tied CAIR, once again sides with jihadists against the US military. Apparently they are a "Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization" for "jihadists and Taliban and al-Shabaab, Hamas, Hizbullah, et al."

Similarly, the video of American marines was hailed by CNN's commentator Dana Loesch who thinks that "the whole thing is pretty cool, though."

Loesch, the 33-year-old CNN contributor hired last year to offer political analysis for the coming election, is already giving the network their money's worth.
 
"I'd drop trou and do it too," Loesch told listeners during the January 12 broadcast of The Dana Show. "I want a million ‘cool points' for these guys. Is that harsh to say?" she asked.

Loesch, said she had no problem with the act of desecration. "Come on people, this is a war," she said.
 
Loesch, however, seems to be more upset with the nay-Sayers than the servicemen who might have just extended America's war with Afghanistan. "Now we have a bunch of progressives that are talking smack about our military," she said. "Can someone explain to me if there's suppose to be a scandal if someone pees on the corpse of a Taliban fighter?"

Despite previously calling the network "the biggest bunch of idiot blockheads" with a "blatant disregard for objectivity," CNN welcomed Loesch aboard in February to offer such genius insight as the extension of "cool points" to American war criminals.

It is worth mentioning that CNN had previously fired its 20-years commentator Octavia Naser for praising on her twitter account Late Ayatollah His Eminence Sayyed Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah: "Sad to hear of the passing of Sayyed Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah."


Source: moqawama.org