[DogByte6RER]

While there is a mix in the letter writers as to being in the "pro war" or "anti war" camps, all of the published letters support Captain Richard Lund and are critical of Code Pink's vandalizing of the USMC Officer Recruiting Office in Berkeley, CA

[DogByte6RER]

For background:

Commentary: An Open Letter to Code Pink [Marine Recruiter Blasts Aging Hippie Traitors]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1905528/posts

[DogByte6RER]

ping

(I thought you might be interested since you posted the original)

[DogByte6RER]

Here is the Berkeley Daily Planet’s Op-Ed editorial related to Capt. Lund’s Open letter to Code Pink (note: the moral relativism in their commentary.)

http://www.berkeleydaily.org/text/article.cfm?issue=10-16-07&storyID=28237

[pierrem15]

So where is the US Attorney's office in this? Why isn't it prosecuting the Code Pinkos for treason?

The Bush administration would need a scanning electron microscope to find its balls right now.

[freekitty]

There is hope for America when decent democrats can see the truth.

I see even more why our politicians want the Mexicans here to vote. Of course; there is always that money factor. More to steal from.

[vetsvette]

“I am a liberal, I am a democrat”

Which means that I am either a traitor to my country or a fatuous idiot, take your choice.

[sauropod]

Yeah, but the first broad, who declared herself an “enemy” of President Bush, is of the same ilk as Susie Benjamin.

[RonF]

In reading through the Berkeley Daily Planet’s op-ed I see that they try to tie Capt. Lund to all manner of things that have nothing to do with what he was talking about, but don’t hold Code Pink accountable for any of their allegations.