Thanks. Here's the photo. Look at that cross on the upper half of the picture. It must have been an act of Jesus, because Jesus doesn't like childkillers and hates jews.

A pity those liveleak movies aren't as easy downloadable as the youtube and google ones.

We don't have the money , men or material to guard the Mexican Border ?

The fighter plane is registered to the New Mexico NG, yet all their pilots in Iraq are accounted for. WHOZ WAZ FLYINZ ZE PLANEZ?

You may be looking at a dead Isntreali jew :cheers:

What way is he laying?

Mystery surrounds F-16, pilot in Iraq crash Officials say jet belongs to New Mexico-based fighter wing, but all its pilots are accounted for

Joseph Giordono
Stars and Stripes
Thursday, November 30, 2006

The pilot of an F-16 that crashed Monday in Iraq&#8217]The pilot’s body was apparently removed before U.S. forces arrived on the scene after the crash, officials said Tuesday.

Air Force officials at Central Command said they had seen a video from Al-Jazeera showing what was “purported to be the pilot’s body,” but the military said they could not authenticate or validate the footage.

The Associated Press reported Tuesday that videotape footage obtained by AP Television News appears to show the wreckage of a U.S. single-seat F-16CG jet in the farm field where it crashed Monday and the remains of an American serviceman with a tangled parachute nearby.

At a Pentagon press briefing Tuesday morning in Arlington, Va., spokesman Bryan Whitman offered no new details of the crash or the status of the pilot. Late Monday, a spokeswoman from Cannon Air Force Base, New Mexico, confirmed that the downed aircraft belonged to the 524th Fighter Squadron, 27th Fighter Wing, part of which is deployed to Balad Air Base, north of Baghdad.

But, Capt. Rebecca Garcia said, all of the wing’s pilots were accounted for.

It was unclear how often or why a pilot from another squadron would be flying an aircraft assigned to that wing, officials said.

Late Tuesday, a pair of insurgent groups in Iraq — the Mujahideen Army and the Mujahideen Shura Council — issued a joint statement claiming they had shot down the aircraft.

Earlier, the top military spokesman in Baghdad said it was unlikely that the plane had been shot down, citing the speed at which the jet normally operates and the lack so far of insurgent weapons capable of hitting a fighter jet.

The jet went down around 1:30 p.m. Monday in an empty field north of Fallujah. The Associated Press quoted one witness, who was interviewed by phone, as saying the plane had been flying erratically before it nose-dived into the field.

U.S. officials said other aircraft circled above the downed F-16 and observed insurgents move in on the crash site.

If kikes are operating in Iraq disguised as Iraqi Resistance and this pilot is indeed another kike, they will have retrieved the body.

Iran cleric says 'trapped' US forces have no choice but to quit Iraq

Fri Dec 1, 6:55 AM ET

TEHRAN (AFP) - The United States has no choice but to pull its "trapped" forces out of Iraq, Iran's top cleric Ahmad Khatami was quoted as saying.

"The Americans have no other choice but to leave Iraq," the conservative cleric said Friday. "It's in your interests to leave Iraq today rather than wait until tomorrow. The occupation of Iraq is not a morsel you can swallow easily.

"The Americans must leave Iraq quickly because they are trapped in a quagmire and can neither advance or retreat," he said, accusing Washington and some regional media of stoking the bloody Shiite-Sunni sectarian conflict.

"Everyone should know that the United States is the main enemy of Islam. The Americans want neither Shiites or Sunnis. They continue their satanic policy to stay in the region," he said.

Khatami is a member of the Assembly of Experts, which supervises the work of Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Iraqi President Jalal Talabani on Wednesday wrapped up a three-day visit to Iran, after which his Iranian counterpart Mahmoud Ahmadinejad also said US troops should leave Iraq quickly.

"I advise you to leave Iraq to save whatever reputation you have left. Leave the responsibilities to Iraqi officials according to a timetable as the Iraqi government wants," Ahmadinejad said.

Iran, a sworn enemy of deposed Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, has said it will help improve the dire security situation in Iraq, which is now headed by fellow Shiites, despite accusations that it is itself aiding Shiite militias.

Kidnappings, executions and car bombings are daily occurrences in Iraq, where the UN says more than 13,000 civilians were killed between July and October.