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To: PROCON

Perfect. At least it will be easier to identify the enemy.

The bowl NHL hockey game last night was in Colorado Springs and featured the USAF students. They had gathered around the half time show stage listening to what passed for entertainment. My steady impression was not very manly. More like high screwl students than academy cadets.

Diversity is a scourge.

How the hell are they going to get a turban and beard under a helmet and oxygen mask in the airplane? Not funny or trying to be so.

Trump? Where are you on this? Looks like more defiance to me.


9 posted on 02/16/2020 7:45:31 AM PST by Sequoyah101 (We are governed by the consent of the governed and we are fools for allowing it.)
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To: Sequoyah101

I noticed something similar during a Veterans Day parade thru downtown Chicago. There were many ROTC and JROTC units marching, mostly high school kids and even a few junior high. They meant well, of course, but they were . . . not at all impressive. A shocking percentage were significantly overweight, they were out of step, sloppy in ill-fitting uniforms, mostly minority (of course this was Chicago), and at least 50% female. Yes, I know the children are our future, but it’s just as well warfare is going high tech.


27 posted on 02/16/2020 7:57:43 AM PST by Blurb2350
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To: Sequoyah101

“More like high screwl students than academy cadets.”

Little secret about the USAFA: It is a low quality institution. Students have a hard time failing out. I’ve seen D students in calculus still graduate with engineering degrees. It is more high school level hazing than leadership training.


54 posted on 02/16/2020 8:20:47 AM PST by CodeToad (Arm Up! They Have!)
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