HERE IS THE ENEMY -- they have posted their names

A.N.S.W.E.R. | 3-7-04 | dfu

[Lion in Winter]

I took a look at his yahoo and he has a site which is not real fond of the war on drugs OR the war on terrorism.... ahem.. what is it that does the Coast Guard do a lot of???

Why.... THEY FIGHT IN THE WAR ON DRUGS AND THE WAR ON TERRORISM.

That particular coastie needs some serious trouble to come his way.

[CWOJackson]

If he's active duty (for a while yet), he will have some serious grief coming his way. Unfortunately, if he's a civilian employee there's probably nothing that can be done officially. What else that can be done would depend on where he works.

[CARepubGal]

Are Coasties subject to the UCMJ?

[ATOMIC_PUNK]

Dont forget

http://www.cpusa.org/article/frontpage/1

http://www.dsausa.org/dsa.html

http://www.pww.org/

http://www.politicalaffairs.net/

http://www.yclusa.org/

[CWOJackson]

Yes, the United States Coast Guard is a branch of the Armed Forces. They aren't under the DoD because of their federal law enforcement responsibilities and the unique nature of their missions; but they go to war like the rest.

Perhaps because of their roles and missions, the Coast Guard is a little more sensitive to certain issues then the other services. For instance, if an active duty Coastie did this but used his name only, no mention of the service, nothing would probably be said (but they would find their job taking a sudden turn for very unpleasant duties until discharge), however, by using "Coast Guard" in this the person has crossed a serious line.

[visualops]

"Eating for Peace" ROFL

[Lion in Winter]

Well, they can at the very least.... watch him and put into positions which make him want to quit his job with the US Coast Guard.

I did notice that his favorite quote was some non-sense about janitors!! LOL!!

[o_zarkman44]

2000 piles of puke on the floor, representing the who's who of the world of stench.

[Cboldt]

No no - what I meant by "broad brush" is in hindsight self-evident. We aren't blaming the Coast Guard because it's on this list, and neither should we blame ASME. Some of the organizations following individual names are apolitical. It'd be a mistake to conclude that every organization on this list subscribes to the tenets of A.N.S.W.E.R.

[Lion in Winter]

Ah, too bad we don't have some pictures so we could make up a rogues gallery of some of the individuals. I am not computer savy enough to do it.

By the way, I would betcha' a dollar to a donut that some of those groups are just one or two people "groups".

[CWOJackson]

Unfortunately, with civilian employees you have to walk a fine line. They aren't subject to the UCMJ and work within a job description that protects them.

Being able to assign them unsavory duties is limited to what is in their job description. Now, the alternative is to re-write the job description which once took me about four months to accomplish...then duties were adjusted according to the new job description.

[doug from upland]

U.S. soldier arrested for alleged al-Qaeda links

Last Updated Fri, 13 Feb 2004 8:12:42
FORT LEWIS, WASH. - A U.S. National Guardsman who was just days away from being sent to Iraq was arrested Thursday for allegedly trying to provide information to the al-Qaeda network through internet chat rooms.

Spc. Ryan G. Anderson was being held at Fort Lewis on Thursday "pending criminal charges of aiding the enemy by wrongfully attempting to communicate and give intelligence to the al-Qaeda terrorist network," said Lt.-Col. Stephen Barger, a spokesperson with the U.S. army.

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US soldier kills comrades in grenade attack

March 24 2003

A US soldier most likely acted out of resentment today when he threw grenades into tents at a 101st Airborne Division command centre, killing a fellow serviceman, an Army spokesman said.

Fifteen other soldiers, including the division commander, were wounded - at least three of them seriously - in the attack early today at Camp Pennsylvania, the rear base for the 101st near the Iraqi border. The 101st is based at Fort Campbell, Kentucky.

The dead soldier was identified today as Army Capt Christopher Scott Seifert, 27. No hometown was immediately available for Seifert, who was sleeping in his tent when the grenade attack occurred, the Defence Department said.

The soldier in custody was identified today as Sgt Asan Akbar of the 326th Engineer Battalion. Fort Campbell spokesman George Heath said Akbar had not been charged with any crime. Heath did not release Akbar's hometown or say how long he had served in the military.

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No, folks. We don't need people openly hostile to his comrades defending us. And we don't need John Effin Kerry to be the commander in chief. What a train wreck that would be.

[CARepubGal]

Makes more sense. I worked with a retired Coastie that bragged about his service and made sure to separate them from the Navy. :-) I am sure the Coasties have Chiefs and Master Chiefs though (and these fine folks would probably share their Navy counterparts' opinions on sh*tbirds) ;-)

[SandRat]

Here's an Enemy in the County - Gilbert Malu Musumbu, Roman Catholic Priest, Douglas, AZ

I bet he supports all the illegals too!

[Lion in Winter]

Hey, punk.... ; ^ )

It would make my day... if somebody could find out if kerry's wife tereza's group TIDES funds any of these functions or organizations?

[CWOJackson]

I sure do hope to see a round of hangings soon.

After a fair trail of course.

[Warlord David]

Thanks for the lists and all the other who have contribute in the comment string. I will pin this one to the wall.

[yooper]

Hi Doug! Good hard work! As I see it, this is a free speech issue. If these useful idiots want to ID themselves as useful idiots, they have that right. But you're absolutely right about military ID's (and IMHO) ID's of those in positions of sensitivity with regard to national security (DoD contractors, University employees with access to defense research, etc.)

Those names should be culled and forwarded to the FBI, and I suspect that they are being culled as we commune.

[njmaugbill]

Joy Freeman, Lawyer, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights*


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Bill from Nutley

[CWOJackson]

Exactly. I had a little over 30 and a half years in the Coast Guard when I retired in 1999; then back for a little while after 9/11.

Yep, same ranking system as the Navy but our "average" unit is commanded by a CPO or CWO and has under 30 people.

Besides size and missions of course, the biggest difference between the Coast Guard and the other services is our average unit is located in a small community. We are part of the community and behave accordingly.

No offense to the Navy folks, but we can't afford to act like a bunch of drunken sailors.