Comments by "Guinness" (@GuinessOriginal) on "Parents of Russian sailors want answers after warship sinks" video.

  1.  @rogerthat4545  the fire in the doha base in the first Iraq war in 1991 that destroyed 400m dollars of Abrahams m1s for a start
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  2.  @Mote78  you’re showing your own ignorance here because they weren’t in a fire fight at all. That was the initial claim but has since been disproven. Tillman was shot by an American M-16 rifle from just 10 yards away, whilst yelling “I’m Pat f**king Tillman!” to get them to stop. It was the last thing he ever said. Pat Tillman’s brother Kevin was on the same mission that day. But Kevin was not present when Pat was killed. So the secret of how he died was kept from him as well. Bryan O’Neal — the last person to see Tillman alive — testified that his superiors had warned him not to tell the media nor the Tillman family, including his brother, about the friendly fire, so, like his mother, Kevin was initially left in the dark about how Pat Tillman died. He and his mother have made statements about it to the media. Try actual finding out the real facts, not what was reported at the time. Read Jon Krakauer’s Tillman biography Where Men Win Glory, you might learn something. Its disgusting to think you’re degrading his and his families name by repeating the lies about his death that have been disproven years ago. Show some respect
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  3.  @brt-jn7kg  USS Liberty. Gulf of Tonkin.
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  4. Where’s the footage? They had a drone there and they’ve released footage of everything else, this is their biggest propaganda coup to date so why is there no footage from the droid of before, the missiles impact or after? Why isn’t there any of the missiles launching?
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  5.  @Mote78  it’s interesting that you haven’t heard of it isn’t it. They don’t need to lie about what you don’t know about. Have you heard about the USS Liberty? They certainly lied about that. Heard about the gulf of Tonkin? That was another lie. I mean, we could be here all day. You’ve heard of the CIA I assume? What do you think they do on the daily to the American public? I wasn’t aware any Americans died on the Moskava and I’m not sure why Russia would lie about it but truth is the first casualty of war, snake island and the ghost of Kiev are just two examples, and Russia’s lies wouldn’t be top of my list of concerns about them tbh
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  6.  @Mote78  right so you don’t think lying about pat’s death so much it took a congressional hearing to find the truth is that bad? You think lying about WMDs as an excuse to invade Iraq and sending Pat out there to his death - a war he never agreed to or believed in - is ok? You don’t think lying about Jessica Lynch’s treatment, who Pat helped to secure the release of - lies which he and lynch both condemned as “a big public relations stunt.” - is wrong? You think it’s fine that the official verdict is accidental shooting, despite the fact Tillman was shot three times in the head, by his fellow soldiers at close range - ten yards - whilst yelling “I’m Pat f**king Tillman!”, even though there is no evidence of any enemy fire in the area at that time? You don’t think there’s anything bad about the fact that Army doctors who examined Tillman’s body were so suspicious of the close proximity of the bullet wounds on his head they tried — and ultimately failed — to convince authorities to investigate the death as a potential crime because “the medical evidence did not match up with the scenario as described.”, and despite the worrying details in this report, it was hidden and not released to the public for years? You’re ok that Tillman’s personal items were burned, including his uniform and private journals, and those who were present during his death were told to keep quiet about what actually happened? You know that Specialist Bryan O’Neal — the last person to see Tillman alive — testified that his superiors had warned him not to tell the media nor the Tillman family about the friendly fire but that’s fine with you? You don’t think there’s anything wrong with nothing being done after the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform accused Bush officials and the Pentagon of actively withholding documents on the death? And you’re ok that despite Tillman telling a friend after enlisting:“I don’t want them to parade me through the streets [if I die].” the government did just that and based it on a false story? It’s not a problem for you that the American public were told that Tillman was killed by enemy fire during an ambush in the Khost Province of southeastern Afghanistan, that he had bravely hustled up a hill to force the enemy to withdraw — saving dozens of his comrades in the process, that he was quickly declared a hero and top-ranking officers were saying that he should receive the Silver Star and the Purple Heart, and that he was soon honored at a nationally televised memorial service where Senator John McCain delivered Tillman’s eulogy? If you’re ok with all that, then yeah sure the USA isn’t as bad as Russia
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  7.  @Mote78  you’re aware that during the lead-up to the 2004 election, Tillman was planning to go public with his opposition to the invasion of Iraq and President Bush by expressing these views in a televised meeting with Noam Chomsky? You don’t think this has anything to do with his assassination? It’s been proven that “Army attorneys sent each other congratulatory e-mails for keeping criminal investigators at bay as the Army conducted an internal friendly-fire investigation that resulted in administrative, or non-criminal, punishments.” Pat Tillman enlisted to fight against those who had planned the 9/11 attacks. Instead, he was deployed to Iraq during an invasion and occupation that he called “f**king illegal.” And he was killed for it, and the American public are still being lied to about it
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  8.  @jamesforbes2205  strange that there’s no footage
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