US Serviceman resposible for Afgan Massacre Named

reply to post by gravitor


That's what I've been saying. You don't need to cap locks to try to tptove what I been saying this is whole time.

Ambien the sleeping pill amoung other drugs causes blackouts
a lot of soldiers between brain injurys and prescribed drugs, at home, and in the field, as well a civilians, have been describing these Blackouts

and they have been doing the full range of things while blacked out

but like Colombine
where the court apparantly ordered the shooters' medical records destroyed
to protect the drug companies from Liability
if this is the cause or part of the cause it will probably get stifled

reply to post by Danbones


I tried ambien before, yeah I blacked out off that crap. Didn't help me sleep, I just seemed like I was drunk off my ass and didn't remember it. I could see that being a possibility.

reply to post by TKDRL


Oh man
I feel for (you TK ) the guy and anyone else who wakes up finding they have done something of consequence
i suppose thats when the real nightmare begins

they are saying just now on the radio, that he has yet to be charged, but has just had a three hour meeting with council

reply to post by Danbones


Luckily the worst thing I did that night was to tell my stereo to # off, and punched it in the face

reply to post by TKDRL


In knoe it is funny
but it could have been a semi automatic hosing of the house floor while it is in late sessions

oh wait...
that might be considered heroic....

what I wonder what happens if after years of record fire arms sales,
The SHTF
and everbody goes offf their meds....!

( I am a second amendment supporter too)

Originally posted by SonoraUndergroundLabs
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That's what I've been saying. You don't need to cap locks to try to tptove what I been saying this is whole time.

Okay Doorkey.
Perhaps if you had the words in correct order ,We may understand You ???
gravitor

reply to post by gravitor


Another spelling troll? Why in the world would you ever think I would spell correctly for anyone. There's no hidden lawbook saying I have to comply to trivial things such as grammar. I laugh in your face.
Good day.