Now assuming the picture and caption are accurate - big IF- then this is monumental stupidity on the part of the reporter- ANY idiot can see that the caption does not match the picture- Hell, I never fired high power bullets- I Think the biggest gun I fired was a .22, but in 5th grade I had a business going where kids brought me bullets, I took them apart and kept the gunpowder and gave them the rest-

My business came to an end when a teacher that I hated dumped out my desk onto the floor just to show me how unorganized my desk was- Several high power bullets spilled out- Today I would have been arrested and banned from school forever, she just got very nervous and timid and asked me why I had the bullets- I honestly told her about my business, I explained that I liked making 'fireworks' at home and no violence was intended- I assured her that I was very careful- I even detonated the primers before I returned the bullets and casings to the kids... They liked soldering or gluing them into crosses- as an atheist, even at that age, I savored the irony

Amazingly I got in no trouble, and- maybe not so surprisingly- she gave me wide berth... The bitch never dumped my desk out again, lol

OBVIOUSLY the bullets in the picture are unfired, so I doubt its some well organized conspiracy-maybe the photo is mislabled, maybe its a setup for an idiot reporter- I dont know- fact is lots of Iraqis are dead from bullets like those, and many of them were innocent bystanders- you know it and I know it- so if that picture and explanation are circulated it just discredits the reality- You should be happy- it just helps others to dismiss the actual deaths like you do.... I do agree that whoever wrote the caption should be fired.

Welcome back, asshole....