Check Out This Iraqi Kid - He Likes Our Troops So Much He Get As Close As Possible

Jun 29, 2008 at 3:12 PM
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U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Fred Hampton kneels on a knee to talk with a young Iraqi boy at the future site of a park in the Thawra 1 neighborhood of the Sadr City district of Baghdad, June 20, 2008.

U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Cohen A. Young.

H/T to drillanwr at Pat Dollards Young American's Websitel

This photo is located at the MNFI

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Its nice to see the trust the children gain for or troops

American Infidel replied to Ezibella’s comment:
Jun 30, 2008
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I have seen so many photos of the children talking with, running after, playing with our men and women there. These kids are the rulers of Iraq's next generation. These kids are the ones who've seen evil up close and they've see love and kindness up close. They know the difference and these children are in our future.

To all of those who said the Iraqi people where untamable - I say..."That's not true." They are people just like us...They have hearts and minds. I remember Jesus talking to his disciples saying..."let the little children come to me."

Our troops also are saying...let the children come to us, play with us, talk with us. They love the children. Our troops are family men and women that are deployed....they love family and children.

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Our troops are better ambassadors for the American people than any politician could ever hope to be.

American Infidel replied to kisbagoly’s comment:
Jul 2, 2008
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I'm so thankful it's our troops that are there. If any of our politicians were there, they wouldn't be building friendships they would be creating enemies for our country. Yeah, I think the right people for the jobs in Iraq are the very ones there, our troops.

Check Out This Iraqi Kid - He Likes Our Troops So Much He Get As Close As Possible

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