[MarkL]

It would be treason, except for the fact that we're not at war. Those would be the weasle words used by those who are for all intents and purposed, committing treason. Of course, we're "at" war, since our army is overseas, shooting at others, and being shot at: But by law and definition, we're not at war, because the US Congress hasn't declared war.

I just wish that somebody in the media would quote one of those losers who bring up Viet Nam, and then quote from General Giap's book, where he credited the anti-war protestors, the media, and their ilk, for the US defeat.

They're despicable, and they're causing the war to take longer than it should (just like the French, Germans, and Russians caused the war to take place in the first place: Hussien never believed that the US would act without their "consent.") More important, it's causing our service men and women to be killed.

Mark

[smoothsailing]

I've been lead to believe that a declaration of war is necessary as well.But I think I'm wrong about that.

Prost1 in post#47 has an interesting opinion about what may be involved and at least to me, his point is well taken.

[Two-Bits]

it's causing our service men and women to be killed.

Excellent Post but people better realized who is getting killed, they are not just service men and women but they are our sons, daughters, husbands, wifes, brothers, sisters, and grandchildren are getting killed because of their hate speech and actions.