U.S. soldier confession of planned killings of Afghan civilians

Although six out of ten Americans do not support the war in Afghanistan, the conflict grinds on with no end in sight. One of the reasons is that most of the main stream media does not fully report on news stories that are negative of the U.S. military.

Although every cable news outlet will give you a live video feed of Linsday Lohan arriving for a court date, or some other infotainment news, a vast majority of these so called news outlets don't have the balls or the integrity to report on the story of five U.S. soldiers killing Afghan civilians for sport.

There is little difference between President Barack Obama and George W. Bush when it comes to the military. The only thing protecting Obama from the same kind of political fallout Bush experienced with the Abu Ghariab torture scandal is that most people are now more worried about their own survival as the never ending recession grinds on. Although the Grand Prince sees the corelation between never ending war and a weak economy, most Americans remain blissfully naive.

From Yahoo Upshot and ABC News.

One of five U.S. soldiers accused of murdering Afghan civilians for sport and posing for photographs with their mutilated bodies has confessed to investigators, according to video of the confession obtained by ABC News and CNN.
Spc. Jeremy Morlock, 22, was arrested in June on charges of murdering three innocent civilians near Kandahar, where his 5th Stryker Brigade was stationed. In a taped interview with Army investigators, Morlock claimed that his superior, Staff Sgt. Calvin Gibbs, coldly selected innocent Afghans to kill for sport and then instructed his men to help make it look like they were insurgents.