Sounds like the old days in Chicago. Via Mother Jones.
Saturday, May 3, 2008
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1 comment:
"and the rockets red glare" after they were stolen and shot back at us. la, la. If they are stealing weapons from the military, who can they sell to? Then there are the Iraqi citizens murdered while walking into a heist. The killers involved in this activity were among the loudest shriekers in the call for war, bet ya.
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