Evidently our Marines in Iraq have nothing better to do with their time that TO KILL INNOCENT PUPPIES! Yes we are spending our money wisely there. Better to spend it to let fucked up, redneck teens kill dogs, than to spend it on healthcare for the elderly or feeding the poor at home. You can see the video here http://abcnews.go.com/Video/playerIndex?id=4384059 but be aware, it is sad, graphic and is being taken down by the United States Marines quicker than you can say WMD's.

So now we are paying billions of dollars to destroy a Country that had nothing to do with September 11th, blown up the infrastructure, killed and raped innocent children and made heroes out of those that are part of the Abu Gehraib scandel.

IT IS FUCKING DISGUSTING.

I tried to call the Marines to find out the name of the soilder who threw this puppy off the side of a cliff. They will not give it out as they are protecting his identity. Evidently the Marines are so tough they can kill a puppy but then must hide behind the Marine corp so no one will call them a a name.

Here is the tough dude.

Guide Note: David Motari is rumored to be the name of of a United States soldier seen in a video throwing a puppy over a cliff. The video has not been confirmed as authentic and David Motari has not been confirmed as the man in the video, though the online community is steadily advancing this theory. Some critics think the puppy was either dead or stuffed, and the clip is a hoax. A fellow soldier in the video says "That was mean, Motari" after he releases the dog.
Fast Facts:
Age: 22 (birth date unknown)
Rank: Lance corporal
Unit: 1st Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment
Until October: Stationed at Haqlaniyah, Iraq
Now based at: Marine Corps Base Hawaii at Kaneohe
Hometown: Seattle, WA
Due to leave Marine Corps in late 2008
Quotes:
"Don't have to follow nobodies footsteps, I'm makin my own, fully grown, and this life is my own." - from Motari's Bebo profile
“There is no way to know for sure if the puppy is real or not unless you are the one who produced it." - Charlie Powell, College of Veterinary Medicine, Washington State University