AFGHAN POLICEMAN MURDERS MARINE CAPTAIN AND TWO OTHER AMERICAN SOLDIERS AT RAMADAN MEAL, "CAPTAIN MENOUKIAN INSISTED THAT HIS MARINES OBSERVE RAMADAN CUSTOMS WITH THE MUSLIMS

From Atlas Shrugs:

 

"Captain Menoukian insisted that his Marines observe Ramadan customs with the Muslims so they didn't eat during the daytime either ....." 

"The local Afghani police uniform wanted to see him (Capt. Matt Manoukian) and since he had been training Afghani police it was not an unusual request.... and they shot him" Judge Socrates Manoukian, Capt. Matt Manoukian's father.

They killed him at midnight during the Ramadan meal (the meal that Captain Menoukian insisted that his Marines observe). Despite the respect, subservience and dhimmitude displayed by the US military, they were murdered anyway. That is jihad.

The terrible irony is this:

......So was his father, who as a judge is accustomed to having the last word. But Matt deftly argued his case by bringing up his grandfather, who had nearly starved to death as a victim of the Turkish genocide of Armenians.

They escaped the Armenian genocide by the Islamic Ottoman empire. Menoukin didn't understand jihad?

Three US special forces gunned down by traitor Afghan soldier they were training - the THIRD such deadly betrayal of allied forces in a week

Robert Spencer explained here: "Ramadan really is a time during which Muslims are exhorted to renew their religious fervor. Hence it is a time when they’re supposed to grow more generous and kind toward their fellow Muslims. However, the Qur’an says: 'Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, and those who are with him are severe against disbelievers, and merciful among themselves' (48:29). If the Ramadan imperative is to become more devout, the Muslim who applies himself diligently to the Ramadan observance will become more merciful to his fellow Muslims and more severe against the unbelievers."

Summer Death Toll: America's War Dead

"Son of Silicon Valley judges killed in Afghanistan" ABC 7, August 10, 2012

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- An extraordinary young Marine who touched lives throughout the Bay Area has been killed in action in Afghanistan.

Capt. Matt Manoukian is the son of two Silicon Valley judges. They are mourning along with his two brothers.

Manoukian's death has also devastated the kindergartners from St. Vincent's Day Home in Oakland, who had adopted him as a penpal.

Manoukian was on his fourth tour in Afghanistan when he was killed. He was shot by an Afghan police officer.

Manoukian is known to his family and friends as a Marine's Marine. He was in Afghanistan during this tour to train Afghan police forces to provide security for their own country.

Carol Ann Corrigan, a longtime family friend and associate California Supreme Court justice, has known Manoukian and his family for the past 25 years.

"After 9/11 he became very committed to the notion of defending his country and assisting in its protection," she said. "He is a truly proud member of the Marine Corps."