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This slimeball has had 10 months to respond.

He won't say anything because he *can't* say anything. He lied about his service record and injuries and he got caught.

Lord knows the stories he's told at his church, Legion Post or VFW.
Hopefully the folks there are sharp enough to do their own research.

It's a documented fact that *no one* was pulled from that rubble alive after the first day. Like Robert Landis Lawton he has been caught in a lie. This is from an article on Lawton:

"According to Lawton, he survived three days in the rubble of the Marine barracks, and that he was rescued on 26 October 1983. But historical accounts from other Marines as well as documentation from that incident shows that the last survivor pulled from the rubble was Chaplain Wheeler on the same day the bombing took place. All the Marines that were in Beirut that I have spoken to assure me no one was pulled out alive beyond the 23rd, and I have spoke to several Marines that were present and going through the rubble."

Note that the article states that *no one* was pulled from the rubble after the first day.

I even asked Honda directly if he was "Chaplain Wheeler." (I did this because Honda claims to be a Lutheran Minister.) But this poses problems of its own.

If he is "Chaplain Wheeler" then his posts about being an enlistee straight out of high school in the Marine Corps are bogus. You see, Chaplain Wheeler was a Navy Chaplain and ordained.

Any way you cut it, the deeper you get into the stories told by hondact200 the bigger the mess gets.

How does that rhyme go?

"Oh, what a tangled web we weave,
When once we practice to deceive."