[ohioWfan]

I get your point. Two wrongs make a right. Because the Japs were barbaric, it was OK if Americans were barbaric. Then Lindbergh was right. American soldiers did murder Japanese soldiers under a white flag, and you think that's just fine.

I hope no one minds, but I think this has gone on long enough.

I'd like to report this post to the Mods and JimRob, just for the record.

If narby is going to continue to post on this precious website maligning our troops like this, I think JimRob ought to know about it.

[ohioWfan]

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[colorado tanker]

No objection. Hunting for troll is fun, but it can get old.

[narby]

'd like to report this post to the Mods and JimRob, just for the record.

It's not enought that NewLand has to call in his buddies in order to bully me around. Now you make threats in JimRob's name.

If narby is going to continue to post on this precious website maligning our troops like this, I think JimRob ought to know about it.

All I've done is repeat the testimony of Charles Lindbergh, American Hero, and witness to several theaters of war from 1942 through 1945. NewLand, you and others have called me names, insulted me in various ways, and in general bullied me around.

I'm an American patriot. I'm ex-military. I admire our men in action today, and those in the past. I was shocked when I read what Lindbergh wrote of what he saw, but I believe him. It makes sense. I explains several other things I've seen in the history, but I'm confident it was the exception, not the rule.

Sometimes Mai Li massacres happen. Sometimes killing fields at No Gun Ri Korea happen. And sometimes Americans justify battle field atrocities because those on the other side did such-and-such. People on this very thread have implied that same rationalization, that the Japs were so evil, that whatever we did to them was justified. I live in confidence that America will survive pointing out the fact that not every one of use is perfect.

I rest my case.