Gain Iraq Terrorist Control By Shutting Off C-Phone Service, Veteran Steve Russell Says
Retired Army Lt. Colonel Steve Russell of Oklahoma City, one of the leaders of "Vets For Victory," said today the way to gain control in Iraq is to shut off cellular telephone service.
Speaking on KTLR-AM 890's "Tailgate Politics Hour" with co-host Kyle Loveless, Russell said the U. S. can worry about controlling the country after the terrorists are controlled; he said their primary method of communication and coordinating their attacks is via cellular telephones.
Russell, who commanded the unit that captured Saddam Hussein, said the war in Iraq can be won.
Russell and other veterans will hold a rally Saturday morning at 10:30 a.m. at the Capitol on the south steps.
Speaking on KTLR-AM 890's "Tailgate Politics Hour" with co-host Kyle Loveless, Russell said the U. S. can worry about controlling the country after the terrorists are controlled; he said their primary method of communication and coordinating their attacks is via cellular telephones.
Russell, who commanded the unit that captured Saddam Hussein, said the war in Iraq can be won.
Russell and other veterans will hold a rally Saturday morning at 10:30 a.m. at the Capitol on the south steps.
Labels: Iraq, Steve Russell, Tailgate Politics Hour
posted by Mike McCarville @ 4:26 PM
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