In my discussions of less-lethal force and crowd control, I advise against “just shoot everybody” as a tactic in all but the direst of circumstances because lots of dead bodies have to be disposed of. In Iraq, oftentimes the wives and mothers of dead insurgents would come out to claim and remove their loved one’s body with help from family if Coalition forces didn’t take custody of the dead for intelligence purposes.
-WiscoDave
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And now you know.....
So where are the 25K + bodies of the dead in Gaza
ReplyDeleteAlthough it is not likely that you would ever face such horror, it is probably a good thing to understand that such gore and mental health issues could be a thing that you face.
ReplyDeleteWe all have to understand that the so called Coming Civil War part 2 would likely involve things that we would never face in normal times, and pray that we never see it.
However like Thomas Paine stated, I don't want war, but if it must come, let it come in my lifetime, that my children may know peace.
Who ever thought that we would have to even consider such horror in our own lifetime?
It's only Civil War Pt2 if the government wins, otherwise its the Revolutionary War Pt2.
DeleteIt helps if you own a backhoe or other such heavy equipment....
ReplyDeleteDitch witch for the win.
DeleteCoyotes gotta eat too.
ReplyDeleteExcellent points.
ReplyDeleteI'd think large bonfires would be more efficient, plus I wouldn't be too concerned with identification of bodies or taking photographs of the scene. Plus you could roast marshmellows and make smores while you're at it.
ReplyDeleteI'd think they'd taste kinda funny.
DeleteIt will take a huge brush pile, Huge, to burn just one body. After disposing of skunks on top of a brush pile I've extrapolated just how much wood would be necessary for just one human body. Hollywood always underestimates depictions of a funeral pyre.
DeleteDead muslims?
ReplyDeleteHogs gotta eat.
Then there's a story about Black Jack Pershing handling a situation...
My great, great uncle was an aide to Pershing before WWI. He rode with Pershing against Poncho Villa. Unfortunately, I was to young to ask him about the Philippines. I really regret not getting him to talk when I was a kid.
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