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To: usmcobra; All
actually, i NEVER said that it was the CONFEDERATE Navy.

i DARE you to point out ANY time that i EVER said that it was. (once more, you are exposed as a LIAR & a FOOL as well.)

laughing AT you & all the other CLUMSY, arrogantly ignorant, SERIAL LIARS of "The DAMNyankee Coven of Lunatics,WEIRDOS, Nitwits, FOOLS, Bigots, LEFTISTS & LIARS".

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1,200 posted on 07/06/2009 3:39:47 PM PDT by stand watie (Thus saith The Lord of Hosts, LET MY PEOPLE GO.)
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To: stand watie

Stand I read the article, and have to say that it is nothing like you have claimed it was all these many years.

There was no U-boat captured and on display in Galveston, there was no texas or even a confederate navy and the most powerful weapon on any of these boats was a hunting rifle that was the sole property of one of the crew.

You ought to be horsewhipped for this charade that you have knowingly forced upon us all these years, frankly I am disgusted to think that a retired Army Officer could be so deranged as to actually continue to believe what had to be a fever dream of sorts in your complete and total misrepresentation of the original story.

Rather than tell the true story you concocted a fictitious account and dared everyone not to believe your rendering of a very real story about how unarmed sailboats played an important role in WWII protecting or coastlines.

It’s really sad to think about.

Don’t bother going off on me, I’ve decided that you are better off ignored that way people won’t think I know you.


1,230 posted on 07/08/2009 9:32:09 AM PDT by usmcobra (Your chances of dying in bed are reduced by getting out of it, but most people still die in bed)
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