Jimmy Corsetti

And obliterated them, and then he sent the Revolutionary Guard to every household and took the eldest son from every house, which included his brother, who was 17 at the time, was not a fighter, and he was never seen or heard from again. So from that point onwards, Ali Al-Tahimi was his name, and I don't know where he's at.

And obliterated them, and then he sent the Revolutionary Guard to every household and took the eldest son from every house, which included his brother, who was 17 at the time, was not a fighter, and he was never seen or heard from again. So from that point onwards, Ali Al-Tahimi was his name, and I don't know where he's at.

And obliterated them, and then he sent the Revolutionary Guard to every household and took the eldest son from every house, which included his brother, who was 17 at the time, was not a fighter, and he was never seen or heard from again. So from that point onwards, Ali Al-Tahimi was his name, and I don't know where he's at.

He hated Saddam and he volunteered as an interpreter, a United States soldier interpreter. There's a difference between like Iraqi interpreters, but he was a United States soldier and he had deployed there because he he wanted he had, you know, as a blood vengeance. But he inspired me to enlist because I'm like, his story was incredible. I'm like, Saddam Hussein is the modern day Hitler.

He hated Saddam and he volunteered as an interpreter, a United States soldier interpreter. There's a difference between like Iraqi interpreters, but he was a United States soldier and he had deployed there because he he wanted he had, you know, as a blood vengeance. But he inspired me to enlist because I'm like, his story was incredible. I'm like, Saddam Hussein is the modern day Hitler.

He hated Saddam and he volunteered as an interpreter, a United States soldier interpreter. There's a difference between like Iraqi interpreters, but he was a United States soldier and he had deployed there because he he wanted he had, you know, as a blood vengeance. But he inspired me to enlist because I'm like, his story was incredible. I'm like, Saddam Hussein is the modern day Hitler.

We got to liberate the Iraqi people. And then when I was there, I quickly realized I'm like, these people don't want us here. Let me tell you something. You imagine a war zone. This was the biggest surprise of my life. We're driving through Mosul and I realize that these people are just trying to go to work. They're trying to take their kids to school.

We got to liberate the Iraqi people. And then when I was there, I quickly realized I'm like, these people don't want us here. Let me tell you something. You imagine a war zone. This was the biggest surprise of my life. We're driving through Mosul and I realize that these people are just trying to go to work. They're trying to take their kids to school.

We got to liberate the Iraqi people. And then when I was there, I quickly realized I'm like, these people don't want us here. Let me tell you something. You imagine a war zone. This was the biggest surprise of my life. We're driving through Mosul and I realize that these people are just trying to go to work. They're trying to take their kids to school.

This is a war zone, but no one's shooting at us. And meanwhile, people just starting to get on with their day to day lives. And I'm like, in the looks on their faces, I've never seen such utter disdain in my life. And I realized I'm like, oh, we're ruining these people's lives. You know, they please leave is what they were telling us. And here's something else that surprised me.

This is a war zone, but no one's shooting at us. And meanwhile, people just starting to get on with their day to day lives. And I'm like, in the looks on their faces, I've never seen such utter disdain in my life. And I realized I'm like, oh, we're ruining these people's lives. You know, they please leave is what they were telling us. And here's something else that surprised me.

This is a war zone, but no one's shooting at us. And meanwhile, people just starting to get on with their day to day lives. And I'm like, in the looks on their faces, I've never seen such utter disdain in my life. And I realized I'm like, oh, we're ruining these people's lives. You know, they please leave is what they were telling us. And here's something else that surprised me.

So we'd go to Iraqi police stations to train their IPs to take control of the country once we were going to leave. And so we would communicate with them through interpreters. And this is something that surprised me is that they would start and end every sentence with the word invader. They'd say, tell the invader this. looking right at me and I'm like, Oh no.

So we'd go to Iraqi police stations to train their IPs to take control of the country once we were going to leave. And so we would communicate with them through interpreters. And this is something that surprised me is that they would start and end every sentence with the word invader. They'd say, tell the invader this. looking right at me and I'm like, Oh no.

So we'd go to Iraqi police stations to train their IPs to take control of the country once we were going to leave. And so we would communicate with them through interpreters. And this is something that surprised me is that they would start and end every sentence with the word invader. They'd say, tell the invader this. looking right at me and I'm like, Oh no.

I'm like, I don't look at myself as innovative. I'm here to help you. This is what in Fox news told me, you know, I'm trying to save you guys from having a nine 11 and your own, you know, full, full Jimmy. So I felt like, um, it was very, a humbling experience. Cause I went from, I could never have believed that my own government would have sent me over there for a lie.

I'm like, I don't look at myself as innovative. I'm here to help you. This is what in Fox news told me, you know, I'm trying to save you guys from having a nine 11 and your own, you know, full, full Jimmy. So I felt like, um, it was very, a humbling experience. Cause I went from, I could never have believed that my own government would have sent me over there for a lie.

I'm like, I don't look at myself as innovative. I'm here to help you. This is what in Fox news told me, you know, I'm trying to save you guys from having a nine 11 and your own, you know, full, full Jimmy. So I felt like, um, it was very, a humbling experience. Cause I went from, I could never have believed that my own government would have sent me over there for a lie.

Um, It was a lie because, you know, it'd be one thing to have bad intelligence and make some mistakes along the way. But none of those mistakes have been rectified or addressed. And there's a half a million civilians that were killed there, women and children and old people, noncombatants.

Um, It was a lie because, you know, it'd be one thing to have bad intelligence and make some mistakes along the way. But none of those mistakes have been rectified or addressed. And there's a half a million civilians that were killed there, women and children and old people, noncombatants.