Iraqi soldier “Caesar” killed three American soldiers because they kicked and beat a pregnant woman

Posted on January 3, 2008 by Sappho

Reported on many Iraqi news sites, an Iraqi sol­dier killed two Amer­i­can sol­diers and a cap­tain for kick­ing a preg­nant Iraqi woman

The inci­dent hap­pened two days ago when an Iraqi sol­dier “Cae­sar Saadi” joined the Amer­i­can occu­pa­tion forces in a raid in Mosul, he opened fire after he saw the Amer­i­can sol­diers started to beat and kick an Iraqi preg­nant woman.

Lebanese news­pa­per Al-akhbar reported today the story added:

In the streets of Mosul, graf­fiti appeared on the walls yes­ter­day saying:

Well done Caesar

Also, peo­ple in the city are dis­trib­ut­ing leaflets say­ing the same text.

Cae­sar is now in cus­tody accused with killing three Americans.

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  1. mujaahid says:
    January 7, 2008 at 15:19

    WELL DONE CEASAR!!!MAY GOD BLESS YOU

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  3. Fred Corron says:
    January 7, 2008 at 16:50

    If they kicked and beat a preg­nant woman, they’re not Amer­i­can sol­diers, but crim­i­nals in Amer­i­can uni­forms. Such bru­tal­ity causes blow­back which kills real Amer­i­can sol­diers. It’s about time some of these thugs were held account­able, and they are.

  4. xjlm says:
    January 7, 2008 at 17:57

    Yeah, this is for real. I read about it a week ago on a site i visit reg­u­larly. Hope­fully this will be a turn­ing point, and the Iraqi peo­ple will unite against their com­mon enemy. Then maybe we’ll see chumps like Mr. Ghost going over­seas to fight for his hero GW.

  5. Avrum Halevi says:
    January 7, 2008 at 17:59

    So, the SURGE is work­ing then.

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  7. Tyler Phaboonheuang says:
    January 7, 2008 at 21:29

    Right this is just propaganda.so is the Black­wa­ter inci­dent the Haditha mas­sacre, abu graihb and so on and so on and so on.They got what they deserved id have done the same.

  8. Chuck miller says:
    January 7, 2008 at 22:00

    “ALWAYS REMEMBER SPORTS FANS: A CONCLUSION ON THE BASIS OF INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE IS A MAJOR ERROR IN REASONING.”

    What, you mean like weapons of mass destruc­tion? I’m afraid this isn’t a sport­ing event, and I’m not here as a “sports fan.” This is an ille­gal and immoral war and occu­pa­tion, based on and bol­stered by demon­stra­ble lies. So I am going to lis­ten to what the vic­tims have to say.

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  10. Morgan Underwood says:
    January 8, 2008 at 00:13

    In response to the post above my Mr. Gil­day re: his state­ment “A CONCLUSION ON THE BASIS OF INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE IS A MAJOR ERROR IN REASONING.”

    Very true– and one very well worth remem­ber­ing, in light of the pre-invasion WMD claims made against Iraq, the pre-invasion esti­mates of con­duct of the occu­pa­tion of Iraq, and the present WMD claims being made against Iran.

    So far, it appears the US gov­ern­ment has been bat­ting 0 for 3; so why are we to trust any­thing the gov­ern­ment says with rela­tion to any­thing con­cern­ing the mul­ti­ple sit­u­a­tions in the Mid­dle East?

    I con­cur with Mr. Gil­day: get the facts and THEN judge the case. Don’t rush to con­demn or exon­er­ate before you have suf­fi­cient evidence.

  11. Mrs says:
    January 8, 2008 at 02:11

    As the wife of a for­mer US Marine, I am very sad to say I believe this is true, and I applaud Cae­sar for his actions. I am so very sorry for what our gov­ern­ment is doing over there. Our sol­diers are painted here as heroes and in real­ity, their human­ity and faith is drilled out of them in boot camp and they are brain­washed into for­get­ting what human beings look like. I just praise God that many, like my hus­band, see the truth and leave the ser­vice before they are too far lost. The good men are sur­rounded by the bar­bar­ians and help­less to stop the horror.

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  14. Bill Rood says:
    January 8, 2008 at 07:57

    What most appar­ently fail to grasp is this: it really doesn’t mat­ter whether the claim that the Amer­i­cans were beat­ing a preg­nant woman is objec­tively true in this par­tic­u­lar inci­dent. What is indis­putable is that the pop­u­la­tion of Mosul believes it to be true. Based on their expe­ri­ence of how US troops have behaved in the past, they believe it to be true.

    We wore out our wel­come long, long ago. Time to with­draw ALL troops ASAP.

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  17. MisterGhostIDIOT says:
    January 9, 2008 at 11:48

    hey mis­ter ghost, you are such a moron.

    and you said you would apol­o­gize, yet you didn’t. so that makes you a liar too.

  18. Bryan Colebrook says:
    January 9, 2008 at 20:52

    One of those Amer­i­can sol­diers mured­ered by that Iraqi, was my close friend. I knew him to be a God fear­ing man, and he is a true Hero. He was a very kind man, a lover not a fighter. I know he would never have done such a thing, he was one of the best men I have known. This Pro­pa­ganda should not be distributed.

  19. Michael says:
    January 10, 2008 at 00:03

    I find this amus­ing when I read things like this from the Amer­i­can media. Do they seri­ously believe that the major­ity of Iraqis actu­ally want the USA to stay in Iraq? Over 1.2 mil­lion peo­ple killed as a direct result of the ille­gal Amer­i­can oil inva­sion, very lit­tle clean water result­ing in dis­ease. Iraq being turned into a “failed state”, prac­ti­cally no elec­tric­ity sup­plies but yet it still seems that some Amer­i­cans still believe the olde “greeted with flow­ers” myth.

    Unbe­liev­able.

    http://www.bakersfield.com/102/story/327168.html

    But Seth Cole­brook — a buddy of Portell’s from high school and River­Lakes church — had heard enough.

    “It’s almost like Judas from the Bible,” said an emo­tional Cole­brook Sat­ur­day after­noon, a mere 15 min­utes after hear­ing the news of the turn­coat Iraqi. “It’s like Viet­nam all over again. If they don’t want us there we should get out.”

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  21. Nadia says:
    January 10, 2008 at 11:31

    Bryan US sol­diers have com­mit­ted lots of war crimes in Iraq and else­where I am sure all of their fam­i­lies find it extreme dif­fi­cult to admit.

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  24. dbc says:
    January 23, 2008 at 01:49

    I find it amus­ing when I read things like 1.2 mil­lion dead do directly from the iraq war.……
    Lets do some math
    58 months of war
    Thats 20,700 dead each and every month or 690 dead each and every day for 1825 days.

    some of you peo­ple are pathetic!

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  26. Terry says:
    May 9, 2008 at 18:52

    I know it’s late to respond — I just found this. The report from Iraq is untrue. The Amer­i­can sol­diers were not beat­ing a preg­nant woman. How do I know? The sergeant who was killed was my son-in-law. There was no way he would allow his men to behave in such a man­ner. He was seri­ous about dis­ci­pline and tak­ing care of his men and he died tak­ing a bul­let for one of them.

    I don’t under­stand why you would rather believe pro­pa­ganda from peo­ple whose idea of after­noon sport is to carry bombs into pet mar­kets and kill women and chil­dren, just because they adhere to a dif­fer­ent branch of the same reli­gion. They beheaded an Amer­i­can sol­dier, for God’s sake, and you still believe they are telling the truth.

    The man who shot Ben is in jail. He’s com­ing up on charges of Homi­cide and Terrorism.

    Of course this is a stu­pid, wrong headed war. But that doesn’t mean our sol­diers are beasts. Most are good, hon­est, car­ing men and women. Please don’t vil­lify them.

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