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Christian General Apologizes
Posted by pancho (Guest) - Wednesday, May 21 2008, 22:34:21 (CEST)
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U.S. General Apologizes for Desecration of Koran


By Andrew E. Kramer / New York Times

BAGHDAD — The commander of United States troops in Baghdad asked local leaders and tribal sheiks this weekend for their forgiveness after the discovery that a soldier had used a Koran for target practice at a shooting range.

Responding to an episode ripe with the potential to stoke unrest, the commander, Maj. Gen. Jeffery Hammond, held a meeting Saturday with Iraqi leaders.

“I come before you here seeking your forgiveness,” General Hammond said at the meeting, in remarks carried by CNN. “In the most humble manner, I look in your eyes today and I say, please forgive me and my soldiers.”

General Hammond also read a letter of apology from the soldier, who was not identified. “I sincerely hope that my actions have not diminished the partnership that our two nations have developed together,” the general read from the letter.

Another American officer kissed a Koran and gave it to the tribal leaders, according to news agency reports.

..the apology is bullshit, of course. Whenever they get caught in their real colors, they manufacture an apology.

...this is somehting no Muslim would do...because they respect the Bible...even though it teaches cannibalism etc.



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