You know, you coulda just given a link to the first post and asked for a request....otherwise it just looks like a desperate attempt at attention.
Oh and yeah...when you've accomplished more for our country than mere typing ...let us all know.
1) What school *I* went to has nothing to do with what I stated. I was quoting someone who started one of the elite USMC schools, whose opinion on the current state of the American military is worth infinitely more than mine.
2) Shooting at a bunch of camel jockeys and then thumping one's chest and believing one has participated in a real war is laughable - and sad. My God, man - ragheads aren't warriors, they even surrendered to reporters < g > I hope the current crew never has to go up against a real military. They're totally unprepared.
3) The thread was about trusting Junior Bush. The extensive list posted by KentuckyWoman makes it clear that we can only trust him to continue the policies started by Clinton and his father, the vast majority of which are blatantly unConstitutional.
4) The pathetic flag waving that goes on here on FR is extremely reminiscent of Nazi Germany in the 30's - blindless patriotism for the Fatherland. Germans are still ashamed, today, of their fathers and grandfathers foolish blindness. And now America is far down the same road, while most "conservatives" cheer the fascism on, just as the Germans did.
Ah well - the signs have been clear for many decades. The chickens are finally coming home to roost.
Finally, texasforever - apparently you're unaware that a few years ago Special Ops finally admitted that yes, they use black, unmarked helicopters on American soil. LOL - better get caught up on your items of ridicule, boy - that one's been outta the bag for a few years now.
As for me, this is my final post to this asinine thread. You all wanna believe in your fantasies of living in a free country, be my guest. It's gonna bite you eventually. And assuming ( a big assumption) that you have an IQ above room temperature, you might not be too dumbed down to recognize it when it does.