Do you know how one could record the video, in case the link vanishes?

Here's three stills from the video at CNN.

The victim

Victims mother

The nigger

The nigger

"Ah allowed mah-sef to git cawght up in da wrong sitch-u-a-tion at da wrong tahme."

-Jim

"semper fi marines..."

The current multicult military is fucking pathetic.

Just saw the video on CNN but can't post a link.

http://www.cnn.com/video/player/player.html?url=/video/us/2006/09/25/kaye.recruiting.sex.scandal.ap

"Ah allowed mah-sef to git cawght up in da wrong sitch-u-a-tion at da wrong tahme."

-Jim

Why doesn't the Pentagon have to pay $50 million in damages? Fucking kike judges.

Do you know how one could record the video, in case the link vanishes?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PgiaI_FmvM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PgiaI_FmvM

Fuckin' kikes gotta be laughing their asses off at how STUPID the dumb fuckin' goyim are!

I detect a bit of wiggress in the young White girl.

No Child Left Behind Act mentioned in video.

-Jim

Stupid fucking white people don't get it, whenever a black man has any type of power over white people it ALWAYS results in white women getting raped.

"semper fi marines..."

The current multicult military is fucking pathetic.

Yes , it is draining our entire society , to finance all this racial sabotage .

Think of all the bright White kids we could educate on just half of the annual DOD budget . We would have doctors , engineers , researchers , architects etc. in super abundance . America could be one giant Disneyland on steroids .

It's like, you hear these reports that 1 out of 4 women in THE AIR FORCE, have been raped by officers. (read NIGGERS). 1 OUT OF 4, and you can be sure it's higher in other branches. Niggers are officers in the Air Force, that's laughable, AFrica's a little bit behind in aerospace engineering.

AFrica's a little bit behind in aerospace engineering.

They are catching up very quickly - especially the Ugandan aerospace
researchers. Thanks to whoever posted a link to this last year (?).

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/2406063.stm

Tuesday, 5 November, 2002, 15:29 GMT

Take-off for Uganda's own helicopter

By Will Ross
BBC, Kampala

The boys built the machine after visiting Entebbe airport

Men in helmets held the helicopter down

One particular exhibit has been drawing by far the most attention at an East African trade exhibition in the Ugandan capital, Kampala.

Large crowds have been gathering around a red and white object, three metres long and less than two metres high made of scrap metal.

It is Uganda's first home-built helicopter - designed by boys from the Katwe Youth Development Project.

One of them, Joseph Kantinti Mbazira, told me how they came up with the idea after watching helicopters flying overhead.

"We wanted to do this for ourselves so we went to Entebbe [airport] to see how the helicopters worked," he said.

Joseph told me that, with its engine adapted from a water pump, the helicopter can fly about four feet off the ground or three feet off the ground if it is carrying a pilot.

But he is keen to get more help to develop it.

Neck height

After a great deal of discussion at the exhibition, there was a call for a collection of money to put some petrol into the helicopter.

Rather dangerously, the rotor blades began whirring at roughly about my neck height.

With the blades rotating, the crowd tried to persuade the pilot to get the helicopter off the ground.

Fearing a decapitation and remembering that Uganda's only independent newspaper was temporarily shut down recently for reporting that a helicopter had been shot down, I made a hasty retreat.

In fact, due to safety reasons the organizers of the trade fair banned the helicopter from taking off so two people wearing crash helmets held the helicopter down.

But however crudely made it may be, the crowd seemed pleased.

This was after all made in Uganda. It was our chopper.

Pride

"At least our boys can do something developmental," said one Uganda man.

Another said it made him feel proud and he would like the government to invest money in the project.

And when I asked one impressed onlooker if he would fly in the machine he said: "Yes of course".

"It's impressive. This is fit for the Third World. I commend them and urge them to continue with their efforts."

Now I just hope the team get help to improve the machine.

Although too many helicopters flying four feet off the ground could make Kampala a very dangerous place.

Let's encourage these enterprising youth to build MORE "helicopters." I like the part about decapitation, don't you?

-AM

Victims mother

Her stupidity shines through in the picture, look at the vacuous eyes, the dull stare. Another dumb cunt brainwashed by the jew.