Hahaha, more stupid human shield stories

[CPA]

Not only did Iraq give them the shaft, so didn't the tour operator.

 

[SagaLore]

HA HA

"No don't bomb us, can't you see we're defending this innocent power station"

 

[Parrotheader]

My favorite line:
Some 50 other Swedish anti-war human shield activists who had traveled to Iraq began to leave on Monday, saying they had wanted to protect hospitals and schools but had been forced out to refineries, power plants and water works.

I guess we can feel free to go back to our original plan of targeting schools, mosques, and hospitals while avoiding military installations.

 

[ShotgunSteven]

<Human Shield>"No, what are you doing, I don't want to shield this military base! I wanted to be a human shield for that lovely little piece of pasture over there, or maybe someone's flower bed!"</Human Shield>

 

[conjur]

LOL...love it.

 

[spacelord]

shouldn't the people of Iraq, the common citizens, be pissed at their government when they move military equipment next door... blatently on purpose? they might as well paint a target on the roof of a hospital...

 

[Red Dawn]

They got to see first hand what Hussien and his Henchmen are like.

 

[ShotgunSteven]

Originally posted by: Red Dawn
They got to see first hand what Hussien and his Henchmen are like.

Now now, I hear Saddam is a regular Martha Stewart. 😉

 

[Torghn]

Originally posted by: Parrotheader
My favorite line: Some 50 other Swedish anti-war human shield activists who had traveled to Iraq began to leave on Monday, saying they had wanted to protect hospitals and schools but had been forced out to refineries, power plants and water works. I guess we can feel free to go back to our original plan of targeting schools, mosques, and hospitals while avoiding military installations.

What did they expect? These stupid human shield people have to be some of the dumbest people on earth. They can't even figure how much it will cost to get home.

 

[rudder]

Some 50 other Swedish anti-war human shield activists who had traveled to Iraq began to leave on Monday, saying they had wanted to protect hospitals and schools but had been forced out to refineries, power plants and water works.

The Iraqis didn't think the U.S. would bomb hospitals???? Don't tell that to hagbard.