Poor choice of words - he will be all too happy to stick a plug ... if you want to torture him, tell him to keep his mouth shut :-)
Mr. President... I request the immediate dismissal of all government employees which have spoken out against the war and undermined the mission and the troops.
That's probably just what he wants.
Geez Louise! The Leftists are still after Boykin for having the audacity to (gasp) stand up for Christianity and (gasp!!) speak the truth about the death cult of Islam?!
Hell, if it'd been up to me, Boykin would have been promoted!
The president (or his rep) should say "let's start with the demoncRAT party" first. See an earlier FR posting:
Profaning the Pulpit
sitnews ^ | 2/09/04 | Michael Reagan
Posted on 09/02/2004 8:51:17 AM PDT by Jakarta ex-pat
No good deed goes unpunished, telling the truth, least of all!
May God bless and protect General Boykin.
Wasn't this case 'done up' on J.A.G. recently?
What Cheney said.
No issue here. The Army handled it. In a civilian court the issue of free speech comes into play.
Why is it that woman and Barney (her brother) never manage to appear together?
One by one, methodically and steadfastly, they are attacking and banishing all good men of faith who have the spine to speak their Christian beliefs in a public forum. This is why homosexual perverts like Barney Frank weild so much power today. There's barely anyone around anymore who dares to speak out against Frank's perverted ilk.
He should have been forced into retirement as soon as it was found out he had not cleared his speeches with his superiors, and for doing it while wearing the uniform of a Lieutentant General. Very poor judgement.
Barney Frank phallus worshiping Marxist sodomite...defends the god of Islam....against a Christian general...
Demands that Pres Bush sanction him....
The founders would have executed BF a long time ago....traitor that he is...or at least ran him off to a nation he could feel more at home in....
Wherever that maybe..
It sure as heck isn't in America
IMO
2003 before retiring in March : (AF LT COL KWIATKOWSKI WRITES ANONYMOUS COLUMN ACCUSING PENTAGON PLANNERS OF PLANNING TO "BUILD A GREATER ZION") Kwiatkowski, still on active duty, took the unusual step of penning an anonymous column of internal Pentagon dissent that was posted on the Internet by former Colonel David Hackworth, America’s most decorated veteran. In her writings for Soldiers for the Truth, which ran under the heading "Deep Throat Returns," Kwiatkowski accused the Pentagon of planning to "build greater Zion" in the Middle East and decried the "Zionist political cult that has lassoed the E-Ring"--a reference to the Secretary of Defense and other high-ranking Pentagon officials. --- "Web of Conspiracies. False rumors go from fringe staff go mainstream-again and again," by Michael Rubin, National Review Online, May 18, 2004, 8:36 a.m.
MARCH 5, 2004 : (SEN. EDWARD KENNEDY USES BOGUS CONSPIRATORIAL KWIATKOWASKI TESTIMONY TO MAKE HIS CASE AGAINST THE PRESIDENT FOR "EXAGGERATING THE THREAT POSED BY IRAQ" ) On March 5, 2004, Senator Edward Kennedy, speaking before the Council on Foreign Relations, took the president to task for allegedly exaggerating the threat posed by Iraq: "The evidence so far leads to only one conclusion. What happened was not merely a failure of intelligence, but the result of manipulation and distortion of the intelligence and selective use of unreliable intelligence to justify a decision to go to war," Kennedy said.
Kennedy might practice what he preaches. The president relied on National Intelligence Estimates, the consensus documents agreed upon across the intelligence community. While Central Intelligence Agency products may have less than ideal, the president acted in good faith with the tools at his disposal. The same cannot be said of Kennedy. In his desire to bash Bush, Kennedy adopted a narrative with its origins in the organization of erstwhile presidential candidate Lyndon LaRouche.
To support his attack on the president, Kennedy cites Lt. Col. Karen Kwiatkowski to make his claim that the Pentagon would "take a little bit of intelligence, cherry pick it, [and] make it sound much more exciting...." Kennedy describes Kwiatkowski as a "recently retired Air Force intelligence officer who served in the Pentagon during the buildup to the war."
Kwiatkowski did serve in the Pentagon prior to the war, as did I, as did approximately 23,000 others. But, Kwiatkowski was not involved in Iraq policy. Her reminiscences fall more into the realm of fiction than fact. I worked in the Office of Special Plans (OSP), charged with some aspects of the Iraq portfolio. My job was that of any desk officer: Writing talking points for my superiors, analyzing reports, burying myself in details, and drafting replies to frequent letters from Congressmen John Dingell and Dennis Kucinich.
I was a participant or a fly-on-the-wall at many postwar planning meetings and accompanying video teleconferences. One person I never met was Kwiatkowski. This should not be a surprising. Kwiatkowski was an Africa specialist who was the point woman for issues relating to Morocco. Just as I never attended meetings relating to Western Sahara, Kwiatkowski was not involved in Iraq policy sessions.
Rather than an inside scoop, Kwiatkowski provided an ideological screed. By her own admission, she started writing Internet columns while still a Pentagon desk officer. But, she did not know many of the people about whom she wrote. The Office of Special Plans consisted of a small number of active duty military officers, reservists, and civilians; both Democrats and Republicans. Kwiatkowski got ranks and services wrong. In rank-conscience corridors of the Pentagon and among military officers, such things do not happen. --- "Web of Conspiracies. False rumors go from fringe staff go mainstream-again and again," by Michael Rubin, National Review Online, May 18, 2004, 8:36 a.m.
With Kennedy and Kerry - it was Massatwoshits.
Add Barney Frank and you have Massathreeshits.
That is one State that is really testing my patience....
Semper Fi
Persecution is part of being a Christian--but we must remember that to be persecuted is to be honored by God Himself.
-PJ