Wikileaks posts classified video of U.S. military killing reporters, unarmed civilians

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Apr 062010

Whistle blower website Wikileaks posted a classified video showing the U.S. military mistakenly killing a group of Iraqi civilians along with two Reuters journalists. A cover-up ensued. The raw, sobering footage can be viewed below.

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anonymous_usa says:

April 15, 2010 at 1:33 pm

and once again, no one is being held accountable. aint life beautiful?

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