m. sixteen rifle and then when his m. sixteen g.m.p. pulled out his nine millimeter beretta and gun he started firing at them with him. i see this marine out of my i say he's been faking he's dead he's faking he's dead . and at that point he raises m. sixteen and i raised my camera at the same time and he squeezed the trigger off and fires directly into the man's head and i remember it very specifically i've seen a lot of people killed in coverage before my past wars but i've never seen what i thought was an execution i suggested to my network that maybe we don't show the video in its entirety we only show portions of it that we mitigate the impact of the video by self censoring in some ways by not showing that videotape people were completely confused about what the intentions of the marine was at that moment they basically accepted he might have been in fear for his life they had no other way to judge his actions because i didn't give them another way to me that was the ultimate betrayal of of my trust that the public a judge ordered

m. sixteen s and grenades ten women and children were killed at point blank range another six were all shot in the head were huddled in the one bedroom and another five men who pulled up in a car where the marines were on patrol were also killed and later testimony we learned that would require lead this group ordered his fellow soldiers to shoot first and ask questions later grotesque massacre has been labeled a turning point in the war in iraq a lot of people claim that it's the reason the insurgents amped up their fight against u.s. troops and it's also one of the most horrific and infamous parts of the war now whatever it was originally charged with manslaughter charges but the staff sergeant agreed to plead guilty to one count of negligent dereliction of duty the maximum penalty for that charge was only three months in prison he was also demoted to the rank of private but the pretrial agreement also came with a promise of water it serving zero days behind bars on the other seven marines were exonerated for various legal rulings but families of those that were killed were holding out ho

thousand and six the peak of the global financial bubble in two thousand and one f o m c erupted into laughter sixteen point five times per meeting on average in two thousand and three it was over nineteen in two thousand and five twenty seven and then in two thousand and six the f o m c burst into laughter nearly forty four times per meeting yes because they should be printing money or doing something responsible but instead they're smoking this money. who are federal reserve germans who you know the problem is that the stuff can make you see hallucinations which i'm not this is the illusion is guys are selling their stone and saying. well. this is some quality money printing i can't believe this quantitative easing work and i get a nickel bag of this and you think you got my run on holy smokes. well yes so they were laughing all the way to the top here's another species a banker max it looks like these people are followers of maybe timothy leary goldman sachs enters a billion pound parallel pay universe a billion pound parallel universe dropped out of pain or something huge bonus until they've let m