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This is an old pic...and it's been tweaked a bit.  When it first made it's appearance last year, the sign didn't say anything like that...someone's been busy with the photoshop.

lol! That's quality!

Dharma is right... that's actually a photoshop of a photosopped pic... the original was photoshopped to read : "He killed my brother and father" and was circulated as a legitimate picture by lefty websites... it even had a brief run on CNN before blogger debunked it!

Dharma is right... that's actually a photoshop of a photosopped pic... the original was photoshopped to read : "He killed my brother and father" and was circulated as a legitimate picture by lefty websites... it even had a brief run on CNN before blogger debunked it

I dont think the author meant this to be 'factual', and that is why he put it under Humor.  I am aware of the history of this photo, and thought this was a good use of it after the hack job that was done on the original.

That's hilarious

OK everyone its a little HUMOR, a joke, a Haha. It is intended to make those so inclined smile a bit. Thats all, no underhanded motives, never said it was a authentic or meant for anything else but a giggle...

http://www.snopes.com/photos/military/boudreaux.asp
That sign is changing every day! By the way, the military investigated the matter quite a while ago. That was back in the days when the war crimes in Iraq weren't public knowledge.

hi man,

it really made me to laugh....

whether some one tweaked the picture in a photoshop or some thing...

its funny...

If you look at the writing on the sign, it's clearly a computer-generated font. One that appears, at a casual glance, to be printed handwriting, but if you examine the 'h' characters, for example, they are all identical.

Still, not a bad create-a-caption entry.

If you look at the writing on the sign, it's clearly a computer-generated font. One that appears, at a casual glance, to be printed handwriting, but if you examine the 'h' characters, for example, they are all identical.

I think the computer forgery angle was covered by in September.