Tuesday, October 27, 2009

AmeriKa's Afghanistan Abortion

They TOOK the FATHER this time!

As you readers would know, I spend most of my tears on the "enemy" victims of these lying wars; however, this photograph and accompanying article had me losing it for OUR INNOCENTS!!!


Marine Captain Kyle R. VanDeGiesen, who was killed in Afghanistan yesterday, is shown with his wife, Megan.
Marine Captain Kyle R. VanDeGiesen, who was killed in Afghanistan yesterday, is shown with his wife, Megan.

The story gets even MORE TRAGIC!

"Marine pilot from North Attleborough dies in crash" by Milton J. Valencia, Globe Staff | October 27, 2009

A North Attleborough High School graduate whose wife is expecting their first son was one of 14 Americans killed in two helicopter crashes in Afghanistan yesterday, in one of the deadliest days for US forces since fighting began there eight years ago.

Oh, no. No, no, no, no, no, nooooooooooo!!!!!!!

The family of Captain Kyle R. VanDeGiesen, 29, a Marine helicopter pilot, confirmed yesterday that he died in one of the crashes. The family said they did not know what occurred and released a statement saying, “It is with sadness today that we learned that our son, brother, and husband, Marine Captain Kyle VanDeGiesen, was killed today in the line of duty in Afghanistan.’’

The statement continued, “He was a 1998 graduate of North Attleborough High School, a 2002 graduate of Saint Anselm College, and was currently stationed at Camp Pendleton in San Diego, Calif. He fulfilled his lifelong dream of becoming a Marine helicopter pilot, protecting his family and serving his country.’’

His wife, Megan, is expecting their first son soon, and the couple have a daughter, Avery, who celebrated her first birthday in the spring while her father was in Afghanistan.

TWO LITTLE BABIES with NO DADDY NOW!!!!

(Blog author must pause now due to water in the eyes)

Related: What the AmeriKan MSM Won’t Tell You About the Wars

Morale dips for American marines in Afghanistan

VanDeGiesen also leaves his parents, Ruth Ann and Calvin VanDeGiesen; his brothers, Ryan and Christian; and his sister, Caitlin....

PARENTS should NEVER BURY there KIDS!!! Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhh!

VanDeGiesen was a star football quarterback, and became part of the first Saint Anselm College varsity football team in decades. He was a Boston Globe All-Scholastic in 1997....

THANKS for the WAR LIES that SENT HIM to his DEATH, you f***ing..... !!!!!!!!

The military has released little information about yesterday’s crashes, except to say they were not a result of hostile fire. The deadliest crash occurred in the western part of Afghanistan. A helicopter went down after leaving the scene of a firefight, killing 10 Americans on board, including three Drug Enforcement Administration agents. The agents routinely patrol with US forces in Afghanistan, the world’s largest producer of opium, which is the key ingredient of heroin and a major source of funding for insurgents.

You REALLY get sick of the LIES!

See: Afghans Need Taliban Return

And THIS WAR has expanded in WAYS YOU NEVER DREAMED,'eh, America?

The helicopter was on an operation that targeted insurgents involved in drug trafficking when the firefight began. A military spokeswoman did not give a cause of the crash, but said hostile fire was unlikely because the troops were not receiving fire when the helicopter took off.

That is what the LYING MILITARY SAYS!

Taliban fighters said they had shot down a helicopter in the northwestern part of the country, but it was not clear if they were referring to the same incident, and their statement could not be independently verified. It was the first time a DEA agent has died since the agency began operations in Afghanistan in 2005. A second crash occurred when two US Marine helicopters, a UH-1 and an AH-1 Cobra, collided in flight in the southern province of Helmand, killing four American troops and wounding two more.

Those passages seem awfully familiar!

It was not known yesterday which crash VanDeGiesen was involved in. According to a published report, he piloted Cobra helicopters. The crashes made yesterday the biggest single-day loss of lives since June 28, 2005, when 19 US troops died, including 16 on an MH-47 Chinook helicopter shot down by insurgents....

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