Posted on 03/06/2008 4:11:01 PM PST by Brilliant
WASHINGTON - A law enforcement official says police are investigating letters sent to Capitol Hill offices showing pictures of a Times Square military recruiting station that was bombed.
According to the official, who was briefed on the investigation, the letters included words to the effect of, "We did it." The official did not know which offices received the letters.
The small bomb caused minor damage to the New York military recruiting station before dawn Thursday and police were searching for a hooded bicyclist seen on a surveillance video peddling away.
“OK...It’s official.......
We’re dealing with retards.”
Moonbats! I was guessing the same.
hoping to find a link to that somewhere soon
I may have to run out to the 7-11...
“Breaking on NBC 4 (DC) just now - they have the man in custody that sent the letters and are questioning him - there was a return address on them WITH HIS NAME”
This just sounds crazy. Who would be dumb enough to sign his name and lead the police straight to him?
I guess a crazy person...LOL
Still doesn’t stop the other questions about these letters sent to the democrats! Can’t wait to find out more!
Great. Now he will get off due to having the disability of stupidity.
http://www.geocities.com/equipmentshop/riflehandgrenades.htm
Second Lieutenant (then Sergeant) Eric C. Dahlgren, U.S. Army, Company E, 142d Infantry, 36th Infantry Division. Congressional Medal of Honor Citation:
He led the 3d Platoon to the rescue of a similar unit which had been surrounded in an enemy counter-attack at Oberhoffen, France.
As he advanced along a street, he observed several Germans crossing a field about 100 yards away. Running into a barn, he took up a position in a window and swept the hostile troops with submachine-gun fire, killing 6, wounding others, and completely disorganizing the group. His platoon then moved forward through intermittent sniper fire and made contact with the besieged Americans. When the 2 platoons had been reorganized, Sgt. Dahlgren continued to advance along the street until he drew fire from an enemy-held house. In the face of machine-pistol and rifle fire, he ran toward the building, hurled a grenade through the door, and blasted his way inside with his gun. This aggressive attack so rattled the Germans that all 8 men who held the strongpoint immediately surrendered.
As Sgt. Dahlgren started toward the next house, hostile machinegun fire drove him to cover. He secured rifle grenades, stepped to an exposed position, and calmly launched his missiles from a difficult angle until he had destroyed the machinegun and killed its 2 operators. He moved to the rear of the house and suddenly came under the fire of a machinegun emplaced in a barn. Throwing a grenade into the structure, he rushed the position, firing his weapon as he ran; within, he overwhelmed 5 Germans. After reorganizing his unit, he advanced to clear hostile riflemen from the building where he had destroyed the machinegun. He entered the house by a window and trapped the Germans in the cellar, where he tossed grenades into their midst, wounding several and forcing 10 more to surrender.
While reconnoitering another street with a comrade, he heard German voices in a house. An attack with rifle grenades drove the hostile troops to the cellar. Sgt. Dahlgren entered the building, kicked open the cellar door, and, firing several bursts down the stairway, called for the trapped enemy to surrender. Sixteen Soldiers filed out with their hands in the air. The bold leadership and magnificent courage displayed by Sgt. Dahlgren in his heroic attacks were in a large measure responsible for repulsing an enemy counterattack and saving an American platoon from great danger.
these are probably kids - maybe a renegade that just screwed it up for them all?
yep
ew that’s a man!
Knock it off.....
;-)
“these are probably kids - maybe a renegade that just screwed it up for them all?”
KOS KIDS? </sarcasm>
I was busy researching info. while you found the live info. that they may have the guy that sent the letters. Should have waited for your live report! Thanks, RDTF.
That’s PhotoShopped. Jerry Garcia died years ago.....
glad you backed it up! I was trying to find a link
LOL!
LMAO - do we know the woman taking the photo?
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