Pentagon Silent on Whether Suspect in Afghan Massacre Took Controversial Anti-Malaria Drug

[@robinosgood2666]

And the military isn't facing the fact that the raise in suicide rates have anything to do with dosing our troops. What's interesting is they started dosing Gitmo prisoners in recent years that they weren't before. We need to ask if they are doing this in order to do an 'unofficial' study on its side effects. Remember, suicides of detainees have gone up at Gitmo in recent years too. How much longer are our military men and women going to be given this drug that can cause suicides?

[@2dogarageoxo]

From the datura family it can easily be dropped into a drink or sprinkled on a cigarette, the victim is 100% suggestible and can't remember anything about what happened while they were under the influence, it's commonly used in street crime in Colombia. Pretty sure this accounts for things like Sirhan Sirhan, David Hinckley Jr. and others who jumped way out of character to commit heinous crimes they can't remember. No one in possession of their faculties could have done this.

[@2dogarageoxo]

I haven't heard anything but good stuff about this guy so I wonder where you got the story of the scam? I don't watch much mainstream news so that might be the problem... I would really appreciate it if you could direct me to an article or video that discusses his alleged shady past, that would help a lot, thanks.

[@goemon9378]

robert bales looks like christian bale in american psycho

[@strngrthnfiction]

Hey now! No need to generalize!! I'm American and I along with others are just as appalled as you are. Be smart in your choice of words, otherwise you look/read/sound like the people you are denouncing.

[@landlogger]

Cover-up in Kandahar of "the Actions of a Group of US Soldiers" by Joe Giambrone globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=29967

[@Randy778]

Another red hering? He was drunk? Maybe that´s the most likely reason why an unstable mind expects impunity given to other similar cases?