[little jeremiah]

"I feel that if a soldier is given an order that he knows to not only be illegal, but immoral as well, then it his responsibility to refuse that order," he wrote in response to e-mailed questions from the San Angelo Standard-Times. "It is also my belief that if a soldier is refusing an order he knows to be wrong, it is not right for him to face persecution for it."


So why didn't he go fight for Saddam, then, if the US is so evil?

Answer: The a**hole is just plain chicken/scared. Now brainwashed by idiot traitor leftists.

[Adrastus]

"I feel.." I believe.." This has all the earmarks of a liberal public school education. This sort will always "feel" and "believe", but he will never KNOW. Only a person of conviction and courage will say that he knows, because he's the type who will have thought it out to the end. He knows the conseqences, both good and bad, and will stand up for what he knows to be right. This twit has no self respect, no sense of duty, no sense of personal responsibility. His only thought is for "me."

I would not want this worm driving my tank, nor would I want to have to depend on him in a fire fight.

My nephew was deployed to Iraq when Cav went,I woldn't want this spinless thing in his tank either.

As a Texan I do not want him back under any circumstances. He has nothing to contribute to this country.