"I Am Sorry That It Has Come to This": A Soldier's Last Words

[Xipe Totec]

6. I can see the link now. I'm sorry, but my assessment has not changed

It still sounds like a work of fiction; it reads like a novel; with enough vagueness that we can read into the story whatever we want and identify with the character.

A man who is about to off himself because of these atrocities would name names and would want to leave behind enough ammo to prosecute the villains of this story.

Instead, he points the finger at the highest echelons skipping, what? Two, three or four levels above him.

As poignant as the story is, it is not credible to me. I'll stick my neck out and say this is an urban legend.

I will be happy to eat crow on this one if proven wrong.

Regards,

-XT