I know that I can not change other people's mind and there political stands.
These types of executions are rare but not common. It is the way of war and people will do what ever it takes to win the war.
These things happen but we are fortunate to see this one from our peaceful home.

It is absolutely correct about our presence in Iraq; Nick B. would be dead or died this way if Bush did not go to war with Iraq.
We can debate about the hindsight of all the event that had taken place and can point the fingers way back to the beginning of time.

Something tells me that it is too late for talks, too late to pull our troops out, and too late for the building of the Iraqi government.
It is the culture and the religion that we must deal with. Alah said to Muhamid, "If they are not with me, they are against me."
What other religion has this philosophy of condeming their nonfollowers?

These people raise their children to hate other people. Have you seen the Iraqi children standing around with happy faces making fun of the burnt body of American contractor in Falusha? Don't you think this culture is very strange even at such a young and innocent age, they cheer at the face of death.

I used to believe that there is no such things as "Good" and "Evil". I always thought that education was the key distinction between civilized and uncivilized. But now I have a different point of view; I do see "Evil".
I see evil in these people.

Although I am an agnostic, I have slowly gained a believe that we are facing a religious war where all Christians and non-Muslims are the enemy of Islam.

Lets put it this way, if you are against this war, you might as well kill yourself now or be killed by them at a later time.

As for me, I rather do what ever it takes to live in peace and go fishing as much as I can in this beautiful world.