Several hundred protesters rallied in support of the group of Soldiers that have become known as the Camp Pendleton 8.

The Camp Pendleton 8 have been in prison at Camp Pendleton since May. They were accused by local Iraqis of killing a disabled man while they were on patrol. If found guilty of premeditated murder they will face the death penalty. [source]

There have been a lot of rumors and speculation about these 8 Soldiers. Heavy questions of their conduct remain unanswered and will only come to light with a full investigation and fair trial. Both military and defense attorneys will not confirm that the Soldiers confessed, eventhough that was widely reported as fact in the media and on blogs a few weeks ago.

While there are still liberals carrying-on about the treatment of prisoners-of-war at Gitmo, very few seem concerned about these Soldiers, except to judge them as guilty without benefit of trial.

I have to believe that the military tribunal will be fair and unbiased and certainly will not be colored by the MSM hoping for a sensational story of Soldiers doing wrong.

Until they are proven guilty in a military tribunal, I say INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY. And I am MUCH more concerned for their well-being than I am about the prisoners-of-war at Gitmo.

And I’m not the only one.

Michelle Malkin has video of the rally and more.

The Tracey Press has information Article 32 hearings.

Morning Coffee has a comparison between the press these Soldier’s have gotten and the Miami 7 al-Quada wannabes. Others with media coverage comparison: Sister Toldjah,

The Captain’s Journal tackles the propaganda war that this incident is a part of.

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