Dhimmituding the U.S. military in Afghanistan

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In Britain this week, a former Royal Marine spoke out after the inquest into the 2010 IED death of Sgt. Peter Rayner to tell the Sun newspaper that soldiers were prevented from opening fire at Taliban in the act of laying improvised explosive devices so as not to disturb the local population. So as not to disturb … ?

From Iowa, where a community mourns the death of National Guardsman Terry L. Pasker, who, along with contractor Paul Protzenko, was killed in yet another attack by an Afghan army soldier last week, DesMoinesRegister.com reports:

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