Enemy post video of one of its war crimes

AP/Houston Chronicle:

An al-Qaida-linked group posted a Web video Sunday showing the killings of three Russian embassy workers abducted earlier this month in Iraq. A fourth also was said to have been killed.

A statement by the Mujahedeen Shura Council, an umbrella organization linking seven insurgent groups including al-Qaida in Iraq, said all four Russians were killed.

The video, posted on an Islamic Web site that frequently airs militant messages, showed the beheading of two blindfolded men and the shooting of a third.

The footage was stamped with the logo of al-Qaida.

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Note it was an "Islamic" web site. When people wonder why there is less respect for Islam as a religion this is one reason. These people commit war crimes as a matter of policy and then proudly proclaim they have done it in the name of their religion. Some policy. Some religion. If the media would report these atrocities with headlines like the one on this post and print the objective truth about these crimes the way, I have in this post, they would cease having any propaganda value and the enemy would not benefit from his crimes.

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