[Our man in washington]

I'm in the Naval Reserves, and about a fourth of my unit are non-citizens. I'm not going into any detail, but suffice it to say that it could be a very bad thing for the country if any traitors are in this particular unit.

After reading this article, I'm keeping my eyes open. They're my buddies, and I hate to be paranoid, but I'm sworn to defend the country against all enemies.

[LibWhacker]

. . . and about a fourth of my unit are non-citizens . . .

Disturbing trend. When I was in the service (late 60s), non-citizen soldiers were few and far between.

IIRC, Rome fell largely because its army was composed almost entirely of non-citizens. Its citizens were too wussified to serve themselves and its non-citizen soldiers had nothing invested in the society and weren't about to die defending it. Of course, it's much worse if the enemy is actually infiltrating the army.

Multicultural RAT-ism is to blame for this. Damn them.