Posted on 08/24/2005 6:23:31 PM PDT by jdm
Edited on 08/24/2005 7:47:08 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
Damn them! Don't they know who I am!
Let me say, Fraxinus, that we are very happy that you did find out about it. IIRC, you've been coming out every week since.
Thank you for giving up your Friday nights for "a just and noble cause."
:-)
It's we who thank YOU!
Bump
Within months, his campaign came to Vacaville to visit Cindy Sheehan. She knew of his support of Al Sadr. The family became mezmorized with Kerry and his campaign embraced her, tying her into other organizations to support his campaign. They paid her expenses to travel across the United States supporting him.
When asked why she would support the man who supported the terrorists who were killing soldiers and had killed her son, there was no response. She seemed conflicted.
Behind all of this, is John Kerry and his group of radicals, once more, trying to demoralize our troops and jeopardizing our children.
1 posted on 08/24/2005 2:34:47 PM PDT by Mom of Two Soldiers
If that was the same "Lynn" person (didn't catch her last name) who was on the show tonight, she's a lying SOS. She said she's been to the Walter Reed rallies almost every weekend. I've been going for a couple of months, and I've NEVER seen her.
Don't know, but I'll bet we see some on Saturday, halfway accross the country.
It's a public sidewalk. The first amendment still applies. Unless one could make the case (to a DC jury??) that what they are doing constitutes giving aid and comfort to the enemies of the United States (it does of course), there's not much the government can do.
That's where we FReepers come in. Anyone within a couple of hours of DC ought to be there. Tomorrow and every other Friday until the Code Pinkos et. al. give up and go home.
Not yet. DC laws are a lot different, but in Texas, one can use force, even deadly force to protect others (or yourself) from serious injury or death. One can use less than lethal force to protect property of others or yours. Under many circumstances, one can use deadly force to protect property as well.
If any of them lays a hand on one of our Troops, or veterans, or anyone else, then we can hurt them. Although in most cases the troop or veteran will take care of the problem themselvs. That's as it should be.
Thank you, as I said earlier it was my Pleasure and an Honor to do it for this Country. I would love to go back but Uncle Sugar said No...
Thanks
3IDVET
You would think so. Heck I would think so, if I hadn't seen it all happen before. Starting around 1970. You'll recall that we finished Second in the Southeast Asian War Games, despite winning every event.
Then it only cost someone else's country. This time the other side came here to kill us, and is continuing to try to do so. Losing this one is not going to make them stop. It will only encourage them to do more than they did before we took the fight to them.
Wish I could be there, too. I'm about as far from DC as you can get and still be on the North American Conttinent.
Which were illegally place in the public right of way. In this case the so called "bar ditch", which isn't really a ditch in the way most folks think of it, it's a just a graded slope on the edge of the road, often not all that steep or deep. It's not graded as often as the road proper, if the road proper is gravel, rock or caliche. (look it up :) ) This road is none of those, but rather a "blacktop" road.
Responded to words, yes indeed. Responded to actions, such as shoves, punches, etc. No. Even in the former case, if they aren't in uniform, and are off-duty, and off base/post/station, it become a town matter, with punishment under UCMJ only coming after the civilian system is done with them. No civilian conviction, no military action.
What a great idea! How is the word getting out on this? I'm just hearing it for the 1st time.
Indeed. I'm glad to see the caravan has been receiving media attention and being greeted by decent crowds.
Oh, I wouldn't go that far.
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