August 01, 2007
This video from the Islamic Army in Iraq (IAI) purports to be of attacks on a U.S. bases in Iraq. Miraculously, the IAI not only manages to get video of the attack from the outside, but they also somehow got their hands on video of the attack from the inside of the base.*ahem*
Apparently, the IAI producer who spliced together these completely unrelated clips couldn't detect the not-so-subtle differences between British and American accents. I'm guessing that his target audience, the Arab street, won't be able to figure that out either.
This isn't out of character for them. The IAI are the same jihadi douchebags that produced the Lee's Life for Lies in which a 'dead' U.S. soldier bemoams the war. It turned out to be a case of identity theft. Lee Kimball Tucker was alive, well, and not against the war. Apparently the jihadis found a memory stick belonging to him, and then just made the rest up.
For a good laugh, watch the video below.
Related: Terrorists Love Peace Activists: Lee Tucker Propaganda Film
Dead 'Anti-War' Soldier is 'Alive and Well', Not anti-war
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