super su dzentlneni,,,,The US military deemed the killing of two pregnant women in a miscalculated anti-terror raid in Afghanistan an "appropriate" use of force, a Pentagon probe obtained by investigative outlets revealed Wednesday. US Special Forces killed two pregnant women,women, a third woman and two men in a late night raid near Afghanistan’s Paktia province capital of Gardez in February 2010. The US-led NATO combat operation expressed "deep regret" that spring after an investigation revealed that those killed based on "reliable information" turned out not to be Taliban insurgents.

neki jaki dzentlmeni ovi NATO..... US Marine Ryan Endicott, who took part in the US occupation of Ramadi in 2003, about who is more feared in the region. The occupation of Fallujah by the US military in 2003 began withwith the Marines capturing a local school, he said. When local people organized a peaceful protest to demand their school back, the Marines opened fire, killing about a dozen people. Endicott, who was in Ramadi in 2003, recalled that during the war the US military completely destroyed the city, including civilian objects and infrastructure. For the people of Ramadi, the "liberation" from Daesh meant only "more bombs and more destruction," he said. Speaking of his mission, Endicott explained that while their primary task was to guard the city center and conduct "combat patrols, in reality we went door to door, kicked in doors and zip-tied anyone of military age — at the age of 13 or above — and hurled them in the trucks if we suspected anything. When a US Marine got killed in action or we had a triggerman spotted, we would shut down the entire block, and we would hurl every single military-age male, zip ties on their hands, at night, screaming, machine guns in their face… And that's what we did four days a week." The kids, who are now 18 or 20, lived almost their entire lives in one of the most brutal occupations in contemporary history.

evo USra meditacije.... More adults are having gay sex: Activity has doubled since the 1990s as modern US culture embraces equality. Experts used a survey of 30,000 US adults’ sexual activity and attitudes. The percentage of adults having gay sex sex has doubled since the 1990s. Also shows acceptance has quadrupled among youngest age group. Less than one year since gay marriage was legalised across the whole of the US, a new study reflects our rapidly-changing attitudes towards sexuality. It found the percentage of adults having gay sex has doubled since the 1990s, perhaps because Americans are not dampening their own desires to conform to societal pressures. The study also revealed that acceptance of same-sex sexuality has quadrupled, suggesting the cultural change of the last few decades goes beyond tolerance.