Army changes its mind--child rapist bad, child protector good

Child rape and bestiality is not seen as taboo in Islam. In fact, one of the rewards a Muslim man receives in Paradise is the company of young boys who tend to their "every" need. If you read Hadith you will find instances where the so-called prophet of Islam  would do things to little boys that would get him arrested in Western societies.

You probably recall the story about Sgt 1st Class Charles Martland, a Green Beret, who was deployed to Kunduz Province, Afghanistan. In 2011, he and his team leader confronted a local police commander who was accused of raping a boy over the course of many days and beating his mother. 

When Martland and the team leader confronted the commander about the incidents, he laughed and they shoved him to the ground, failing to kill him slowly, as he deserved.

The Army, being politically correct over moral, decided to kick Martland out, while Congressman Duncan Hunter and others did what they could to prevent this disgusting firing from taking place.

In an incredible reversal, the Army has decided to retain Martland who was reached by phone and told Fox News, "I am real thankful for being able to continue to serve. I appreciate everything Congressman Duncan Hunter and his Chief of Staff, Joe Kasper did for me."

While full details of the incident were not made public, a "memorandum of reprimand" was obtained by Fox News which clearly depicted that Martland was criticized by the upper cheese for his intervening on behalf of the boy and his mother.

On Thursday, the Army revealed that Martland's status has been changed, allowing him to stay in the Army.

But will they tell him that in the future, he is to look the other way when children are being raped while their mothers are being beaten?

Kind of wants to make one want to barf.


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