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May 18, 2007

Exhibit #1 Why The Military Wants To Keep Our Boys Off YouTube

Can't decide what's more "striking," the audio or the video.

(Clip title: Mosque Vs F-18. uploaded: May 16 2007 by max. location: Iraq. Possibly Tajii. Via liveleak)

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