U.S. PAID $50,000 FOR EACH AFGHAN KILLED IN SHOOTING RAMPAGE
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2012/03/25 17:47:32
The families of the dead, who received the money Saturday at the governor’s office, were told that the money came from U.S. President Barack Obama, said Kandahar provincial council member Agha Lalai. He and community elder Jan Agha confirmed the payout amounts.
Survivors previously had received smaller compensation payments from Afghan officials – $2,000 for each death and $1,000 for each person wounded.
Two U.S. officials confirmed that compensation had been paid but declined to discuss exact amounts, saying only that it reflected the devastating nature of the incident. The officials spoke anonymously because of the sensitive nature of the subject.
The spokesmen knew the American people would be furious at yet another type of apology from our pos! When will we be paid for our dead? Never is when!Read More: http://www.theblaze.com/stories/u-s-paid-50000-for...
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- Patriot Unit 2012/03/26 00:43:16
+1Oh, and how much is Afghanistan paying our families for all those killed in their country, trying to save their bacon from terrorists, and muslim killers. Many of which are not in uniform, our connected to any government. Karzai is not peachy clean in what he owes this country.reply - Elephant Lord 2012/03/25 20:09:31+1The money should be spent on preventing this sort of senseless massacre from happening ever again. Money can't buy a lost loved one.reply
- alanh 2012/03/25 18:37:22+1More spend spend BS from our idiot in chief!!!reply
- Savior 2012/03/25 18:31:40+1It just shows that Obama doesn't really care about the troops or the afghan citizen, if he did he would withdraw from Afghanistan.reply
- Striker 2012/03/25 18:15:30+2So this Agha Lalai is either a liar or a total idiot. Whatever money might have been paid was NOT paid by Obama, but was stolen from the American citizens, and tendered as blackmail. Some will NOT acknowledge that America opted to wage WAR against Afghanistan. The event may seem unfortunate, but wars aren't exactly hunky-dory.reply
