To: narses; PoisedWoman
Finally!!! A well written article, telling the truth about women in the military! Thanks for the post, and to Poised Woman, LOL! So true, yet soooooo unreported.
I have had the pleasure of watching one of these "Dykes" who thought "it" could easily overtake a small, undercover officer of the male persuasion... (male was 5'6, 165lbs.)
"It" was 5'10 and about 180-200lbs., muscle builder. "It" looked like a war horse or something, very scary. "It" threw a couple punches that I thought would kill, but, they were easily deflected and shaken off, after which ONE swift punch, thats all, just one well placed punch, put an end to the "it". Down "it" went. ;)
Stay well and God bless.
112 posted on
03/29/2003 10:45:48 PM PST by
Terridan
(God, help us deliver these Islamic savage animals BACK into hell where they belong...)
To: Terridan; RIGHT IN SEATTLE
thanks for nice commentS on my comment. Gotta tell you though, at the same martial arts exhibition where the ugly lesbians grunted their way to total defeat, the best of the black belts was a very pretty, feminine, tiny, petite Korean lady, probably in her 20s, who could toss the huge male ex-marine blackbelts over her shoulder without batting an eye. I believe she'd studied Tae Kwan Do every day since she was three years old, which says a lot about the technique and about true dedication to an art. A squadron of women with her looks and talents could take out a lot of nasty generals in Baghdad
The problem with the lesbian grunts is that they are all anger, no restraint, all facade, no inner strength. And they're so busy burning their bras and protesting in the streets, they couldn't possibly stay focused for years to truly develop the kind of strength women are capable of. To be fair, few women --or men --have the dedication to become superb at martial arts, sports, etc. How many Olympic champions are there? Or first-rate brain surgeons for that matter?
270 posted on
03/30/2003 4:10:42 PM PST by
PoisedWoman
(Fed up with the liberal media)
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