the tribune is doing its job.... as a piece that came in yesterday is from one who is dispatching FROM THE SCENE.
Overnight, the Army's 814th Multi-Role Bridge Company crawled along back roads toward the Euphrates, where the troops were to construct a pontoon bridge that would allow the Marines to cross. The trucks were forced to use their headlights to allow them to spot land mines along the route.
But the routine safety practice apparently alerted area residents to the convoy's presence. An entire town along the route switched off its lights all at once, a move Marines believe is used to send signals from one river town to the next.
notice how the WHOLE TOWN is working against the Americans in tandem? that means, there are whole towns up and down the river that aren't appreciative of our services.
when will MSM cover THAT point?
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