I still think they should hang his body in a cage on Boston Gardens. Either that or take him out to sea and dump him, like Bin Laden...
Posted on 05/06/2013 6:10:09 PM PDT by markomalley
US Air Force (USAF) veteran Julie Frein said she is willing to give up her burial plot at Arlington National Cemetery to Tamerlan Tsarnaev - the deceased Boston bombing suspect.
The Anne Arundel County woman told Fox45 she feels the terrorist suspect should be able to be laid to rest and just wants it to all be over.
"I feel sympathy for [his family] in that as long as this issue is open, they can't have closure," Frein told Fox45's Joy Lepola. When asked how she thought Americans would react to the suspect being buried in a national cemetery, Frein replied, "Well the country would just have to get over that, wouldn't they? Because nobody, nobody deserves to rot above ground."
Frein has already called the funeral home in Massachusetts where Tsarnaev's body is currently stored and is in the process of contacting the Office of Veteran Affairs to see if she will be able to offer up her plot.
Frein served in the USAF for two years. Her husband served in the US Navy for 20 years.
hehe
http://bethambaltimore.org/whoweare/staff
...Administrative Assistant/Publication
Julie Frein (office4@bethambaltimore.org or extension 10)
Julie creates, edits, and publishes printed materials for Beth Am such as the monthly bulletin, postcards, Shabbat brochures and flyers. She also coordinates electronic communication for the congregation. Julie has been at Beth Am since the beginning of 2008...
That's why a pine box and a shallow, unmarked grave in the woods is fine with me.
My volcano suggestion from yesterday still stands as well.
By the way, there has GOT to be something the Air Force can do to stop this woman. It's like she's spitting on her own grave.
Combined General and Maryland "Freak State" PING!
OMG. Truly insane.
It better not be at Arlington NATIONAL Cemetery!
Can you imagine the size of the protest crowd?
I might have to go to any cemetery reserved for our military heroes and their families.
Yes, on second thought, I will keep the car gassed-up and a suitcase packed for the trip to ANYWHERE!
I still think they should hang his body in a cage on Boston Gardens. Either that or take him out to sea and dump him, like Bin Laden...
This is just pure Bravo Sierra.
The best this killer deserves is a pauper’s grave...unnamed, unmarked, in an innocuous county owned portion of some grave yard.
As to her foolish statement about no one deserving to rot above ground.
Wrong.
But he’s not rotting, he’s being kept in some morgue on ice until his fate is determined. Ship him back to Chechnya, one way, to either of the parents or to other relatives. They’ll figure it out.
Cremated then flushed down the toilet...with accompanying Koran.
Damn, you’re right!
I found this on a USMC site:
“On 2 May 1967, Headquarters Marine Corps once again authorized two-year enlistments. To keep personnel turbulence to a minimum, the Commandant decreed that two-year contracts would constitute no more than 20 percent of all new enlistments. Between l July 1966 and 30 June
1967. Only 16.9 percent of all enlistments were for two years; over half were for four years.”
I was in the USAF (1970 - 1974), which was a four year enlistment. USN was a four year enlistment. USA was two years (if a draftee); three years if an enlistment. USMC was a three year enlistment, unless they grabbed you out of the draft (in which case it was a two year active-duty commitment).
Anyway, a long time ago.
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