Cut And Run Cindy - Cut And Ran

[jinelson]

Im posting this story off of the pinko liberal DailyKos so that our leftest brothers wont say its a slanted conservative rant, but one of their own. Don't let the door hit you in the ass while you flee you anti american commie scumbag!

Jim


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"Good Riddance Attention Whor*"

by CindySheehan


Mon May 28, 2007 at 09:57:01 AM PDT
I have endured a lot of smear and hatred since Casey was killed and especially since I became the so-called "Face" of the American anti-war movement. Especially since I renounced any tie I have remaining with the Democratic Party, I have been further trashed on such "liberal blogs" as the Democratic Underground. Being called an "attention *****" and being told "good riddance" are some of the more milder rebukes.

CindySheehan's diary :: ::

I have come to some heartbreaking conclusions this Memorial Day Morning. These are not spur of the moment reflections, but things I have been meditating on for about a year now. The conclusions that I have slowly and very reluctantly come to are very heartbreaking to me.

The first conclusion is that I was the darling of the so-called left as long as I limited my protests to George Bush and the Republican Party. Of course, I was slandered and libeled by the right as a "tool" of the Democratic Party. This label was to marginalize me and my message. How could a woman have an original thought, or be working outside of our "two-party" system?

However, when I started to hold the Democratic Party to the same standards that I held the Republican Party, support for my cause started to erode and the "left" started labeling me with the same slurs that the right used. I guess no one paid attention to me when I said that the issue of peace and people dying for no reason is not a matter of "right or left", but "right and wrong."

I am deemed a radical because I believe that partisan politics should be left to the wayside when hundreds of thousands of people are dying for a war based on lies that is supported by Democrats and Republican alike. It amazes me that people who are sharp on the issues and can zero in like a laser beam on lies, misrepresentations, and political expediency when it comes to one party refuse to recognize it in their own party. Blind party loyalty is dangerous whatever side it occurs on. People of the world look on us Americans as jokes because we allow our political leaders so much murderous latitude and if we don’t find alternatives to this corrupt "two" party system our Representative Republic will die and be replaced with what we are rapidly descending into with nary a check or balance: a fascist corporate wasteland. I am demonized because I don’t see party affiliation or nationality when I look at a person, I see that person’s heart. If someone looks, dresses, acts, talks and votes like a Republican, then why do they deserve support just because he/she calls him/herself a Democrat?

I have also reached the conclusion that if I am doing what I am doing because I am an "attention *****" then I really need to be committed. I have invested everything I have into trying to bring peace with justice to a country that wants neither. If an individual wants both, then normally he/she is not willing to do more than walk in a protest march or sit behind his/her computer criticizing others. I have spent every available cent I got from the money a "grateful" country gave me when they killed my son and every penny that I have received in speaking or book fees since then. I have sacrificed a 29 year marriage and have traveled for extended periods of time away from Casey’s brother and sisters and my health has suffered and my hospital bills from last summer (when I almost died) are in collection because I have used all my energy trying to stop this country from slaughtering innocent human beings. I have been called every despicable name that small minds can think of and have had my life threatened many times.

The most devastating conclusion that I reached this morning, however, was that Casey did indeed die for nothing. His precious lifeblood drained out in a country far away from his family who loves him, killed by his own country which is beholden to and run by a war machine that even controls what we think. I have tried every since he died to make his sacrifice meaningful. Casey died for a country which cares more about who will be the next American Idol than how many people will be killed in the next few months while Democrats and Republicans play politics with human lives. It is so painful to me to know that I bought into this system for so many years and Casey paid the price for that allegiance. I failed my boy and that hurts the most.

I have also tried to work within a peace movement that often puts personal egos above peace and human life. This group won’t work with that group; he won’t attend an event if she is going to be there; and why does Cindy Sheehan get all the attention anyway? It is hard to work for peace when the very movement that is named after it has so many divisions.

Our brave young men and women in Iraq have been abandoned there indefinitely by their cowardly leaders who move them around like pawns on a chessboard of destruction and the people of Iraq have been doomed to death and fates worse than death by people worried more about elections than people. However, in five, ten, or fifteen years, our troops will come limping home in another abject defeat and ten or twenty years from then, our children’s children will be seeing their loved ones die for no reason, because their grandparents also bought into this corrupt system. George Bush will never be impeached because if the Democrats dig too deeply, they may unearth a few skeletons in their own graves and the system will perpetuate itself in perpetuity.

I am going to take whatever I have left and go home. I am going to go home and be a mother to my surviving children and try to regain some of what I have lost. I will try to maintain and nurture some very positive relationships that I have found in the journey that I was forced into when Casey died and try to repair some of the ones that have fallen apart since I began this single-minded crusade to try and change a paradigm that is now, I am afraid, carved in immovable, unbendable and rigidly mendacious marble.

Camp Casey has served its purpose. It’s for sale. Anyone want to buy five beautiful acres in Crawford , Texas ? I will consider any reasonable offer. I hear George Bush will be moving out soon, too...which makes the property even more valuable.

This is my resignation letter as the "face" of the American anti-war movement. This is not my "Checkers" moment, because I will never give up trying to help people in the world who are harmed by the empire of the good old US of A, but I am finished working in, or outside of this system. This system forcefully resists being helped and eats up the people who try to help it. I am getting out before it totally consumes me or anymore people that I love and the rest of my resources.

Good-bye America ...you are not the country that I love and I finally realized no matter how much I sacrifice, I can’t make you be that country unless you want it.

It’s up to you now.

http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2007/5/28/12530/1525

[Devildogg4ever]

I'll be nice!!

SEE YA!!!! :banana:

[Marine84]

Another satisfied customer...........................stupid b!tch!

[David Jameson]

She even looks like an *******.

[Ignition]

some trash was meant to stay at the bottom of the can :thumbup:

[jetdawgg]

The democrats did let down their voters with that bill passage. Cindy Sheehan does have the right to her own opinion in spite of how we may individually or collectively feel about her

[rb1651]

Cindy, don't let the door smack ya where the good Lord cracked ya!!! Good bye and good riddance.

[HOLM]

Surrendering is what they do best


Why would this one be any different?

[drumcorpssnare]

What a pitiful looking face.....

Makes me wanna eat a whole box of Ex-Lax then use her face for target practice! That's about all she's good for.:evilgrin:

drumcorpssnare:usmc:

[Dave Coup]

Hasta la vista baby. Just practicing for when the Amnesty POS passes.

SF

Dave

[10thzodiac]

When something terrible happens people wake up.
http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/mesg/tsmileys2/11.gif

[DROD]

Not soon enough! Good Ridance!:flag:

[bootlace15]

WOW!!!!! I truly feel bad for this woman. Going through all the heart ache of losing someone in war. Depression works in different ways. People for years act out of charactar and do not even realize it. I know what its like to lose a child and can tell you to this day no matter what anyone will say to you,its like fuk you what are you gonna do to me kill me? Sometimes life sucks,but we all have our own ways of dealing with it.............She did hers and we do ours.

bootlace15 out

[huey guns]

bootlace15, she trashed her son's pride and honor. Thats what's sad, he knew what he was fighting for. She doesn't have a clue.

[bootlace15]

huey,

You don't get it.....None of you do. The point is,is yes her son died...SO DID SHE.........................

bootlace15 out

[Sgt Leprechaun]

She didn't die soon enough. I have no sympathy. She is unworthy of my pity, respect, or anything else. Protesting is one thing, her SON earned her that place at the table. Fine. Playing kissy face with Hugo Chavez, and doing other, literally, anti-American acts, she forfeited any coin of the realm she may have had.

Good bye, and good riddance. Another perfect example of a left wing do-gooder, doing more overall harm, than good.

[grizzly]

I feel sympathy for Cindy on the loss of her son,but thats as far as I can take it.She has mugged on camera for the benefit of evry tin horn dictator in the western hemispere.She is a dangerous example of what a traitor to patriotism is.I am offended for her son by the betrayal of his mother,in stating "he died for nothing" NO MADAM he died so that others might not have to..:mad:I'm sure hugo chavez would have a nice home in another country for you.In france after WWII the people took the women who aided and fratenized with the nazis and shaved their heads bald in public as a sign of humiliation

[hmckinley]

I respect every patriotic person that stands behind our country and our rights, male or female, civilian or military. The cindys,janes and joans of out society should study our history and realize what a great country we have. Read about when women couldn't vote, voice their opinion by opening their pie hole. Yes cindy, your son did shed blood and die in a country that would kill one of their women for showing their face in public and imagine getting out in public (if that's what it's called there when under tali-ban rule)! In my opinion you should have stayed home, raised your kids and saved your marriage. (My opinion, and only my opinion), citizen's like you and jane fonda are the faces that pop into my mind when I look at hillary clinton, Jesus Christ what would happen if one like you and them would every get into the number one chair in the white house.

[bootlace15]

this is not a cop out. Just my own opinion. What is PTSD? As hmckinleys quote states."the mind is a terrible thing". Nobody knows what the future brings. Hopefully this will never happen to anyone of us............I have sympathy for the loss of her son,but just don't understand how or why she did what she did...........

bootlace15 out

[huey guns]

boot,maybe your right. she needs to live her life through herself, not her sons. but your right, we all deal with hardship in different ways. some good some bad

[10thzodiac]

Gentlemen,

Do any of you know anything about Cindy Sheehans Son ?

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/8c/Casey_Sheehan.jpg/150px-Casey_Sheehan.jpg (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Casey_Sheehan.jpg)http://www.homeofheroes.com/medals/images_wh/wh_10.jpghttp://www.homeofheroes.com/medals/purple_heart/purple_heart.gif
Specialist Casey Sheehan
<TABLE class="infobox vcard" style="FONT-SIZE: 95%; WIDTH: 315px; TEXT-ALIGN: left; border-spacing: 2px"><TBODY><TR><TH style="PADDING-RIGHT: 1em">Place of birth</TH><TD>Bellflower, California (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bellflower%2C_California)</TD></TR><TR><TH style="PADDING-RIGHT: 1em">Place of death</TH><TD>Baghdad (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baghdad), Iraq (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iraq)</TD></TR><TR><TH style="PADDING-RIGHT: 1em">Allegiance</TH><TD>United States of America (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_of_America)</TD></TR><TR><TH style="PADDING-RIGHT: 1em">Years of service</TH><TD>2000–2004</TD></TR><TR><TH style="PADDING-RIGHT: 1em">Rank</TH><TD>Specialist (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specialist_%28rank%29)</TD></TR><TR><TH style="PADDING-RIGHT: 1em">Unit</TH><TD>1st Cavalry Division (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1st_Cavalry_Division_%28United_States%29)</TD></TR><TR><TH style="PADDING-RIGHT: 1em">Battles/wars</TH><TD>Operation Iraqi Freedom (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Iraqi_Freedom)</TD></TR><TR><TH style="PADDING-RIGHT: 1em">Awards</TH><TD>Bronze Star Medal (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bronze_Star_Medal)
Purple Heart (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purple_Heart)
</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

Sheehan was killed in action after volunteering as part of a Quick Reaction Force (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quick_Reaction_Force) to rescue American troops. Casey Sheehan was awarded the Purple Heart (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purple_Heart) and Bronze Star Medal (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bronze_Star_Medal) with V for Valor posthumously for actions in Iraq April 4, 2004.<SUP class=reference id=_ref-Black5_1>[1] (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casey_Sheehan#_note-Black5)</SUP>
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[HOLM]

Gentlemen,

Do any of you know anything about Cindy Sheehans Son ?

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/8c/Casey_Sheehan.jpg/150px-Casey_Sheehan.jpg (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Casey_Sheehan.jpg)http://www.homeofheroes.com/medals/images_wh/wh_10.jpghttp://www.homeofheroes.com/medals/purple_heart/purple_heart.gif
Specialist Casey Sheehan
<table class="infobox vcard" style="font-size: 95%; width: 315px; text-align: left; border-spacing: 2px;"><tbody><tr><th style="padding-right: 1em;">Place of birth</th><td>Bellflower, California (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bellflower%2C_California)</td></tr><tr><th style="padding-right: 1em;">Place of death</th><td>Baghdad (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baghdad), Iraq (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iraq)</td></tr><tr><th style="padding-right: 1em;">Allegiance</th><td>United States of America (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_of_America)</td></tr><tr><th style="padding-right: 1em;">Years of service</th><td>2000–2004</td></tr><tr><th style="padding-right: 1em;">Rank</th><td>Specialist (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specialist_%28rank%29)</td></tr><tr><th style="padding-right: 1em;">Unit</th><td>1st Cavalry Division (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1st_Cavalry_Division_%28United_States%29)</td></tr><tr><th style="padding-right: 1em;">Battles/wars</th><td>Operation Iraqi Freedom (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Iraqi_Freedom)</td></tr><tr><th style="padding-right: 1em;">Awards</th><td>Bronze Star Medal (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bronze_Star_Medal)
Purple Heart (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purple_Heart)
</td></tr></tbody></table>

Sheehan was killed in action after volunteering as part of a Quick Reaction Force (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quick_Reaction_Force) to rescue American troops. Casey Sheehan was awarded the Purple Heart (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purple_Heart) and Bronze Star Medal (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bronze_Star_Medal) with V for Valor posthumously for actions in Iraq April 4, 2004.<sup class="reference" id="_ref-Black5_1">[1] (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casey_Sheehan#_note-Black5)</sup>





My guess is that this brave soldier would still be in Iraq fighting if he could.. I think he learned his values from his father and not his mother...

But I have no way to know that for sure..

[10thzodiac]

My guess is that this brave soldier would still be in Iraq fighting if he could.. I think he learned his values from his father and not his mother...

But I have no way to know that for sure..

In an Aug. 1 interview with the Daily Kos blog (http://darksyde.dailykos.com/storyonly/2005/8/1/2161/52638), Cindy Sheehan stated, "I have lost almost every friend that I had before Casey died. My husband and I are separated, because he doesn't support my activities, although he knows the war is a lie."

Source: http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=45786

[10thzodiac]

Interview with Gold Star Mother; Cindy Sheehan

by DarkSyde (http://darksyde.dailykos.com/)

Mon Aug 01, 2005 at 06:06:01 PM PDT

Cross posted on UTI (http://brentrasmussen.com/log/)
Cindy Sheehan is founder and President of Gold Star Families for Peace (http://www.gsfp.org/). Before the death of her son, Cindy describes herself as "an average American mom. I have 3 other children: Carly, 24; Andy, 21; and Janey, 19. Since he was killed, I have become a tireless advocate for peace, to expose the lies of our administration, to wake the American people up before it happens to them, and to bring our troops home from the nightmare in Iraq. I was a Catholic youth minister for 8 years. Now being a peace activist is my full-time job."

Some of this interview is a little painful, especially if you know Cindy personally. This thing has pretty much destroyed her family and her life. Just FYI.

DarkSyde (DS): Your son, Army Spc. Casey Sheehan, was deployed to Iraq in the spring of 2004. When and why did Casey join the military? What did you think about his decision?


Cindy Sheehan (CS): Casey joined the Army in May of 2000. I was devastated. He was 21, he didn't discuss it with us.
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DS: Devastated? Why?

CS: Because he would be leaving home ... we are not a military family and we really didn't understand his enlistment.

DS: How did Casey feel about going to Iraq?

CS: He didn't want to go. He felt the war was wrong and did not support George Bush, but he felt it was his duty to go.

DS: Then he was killed? Where and how?

CS: He was killed in Sadr City, Baghdad in an ambush on 04/04/04 ... 5 days after he got there. The date was called Black Sunday (http://www.talkingproud.us/Eagle101904.html) in the press.
There were seven others KIA in that ambush: Spc. Robert R. Arsiaga, 25, San Antonio, Texas: Spc. Ahmed Cason, 24, McCalla, Alabama: Sgt. Yihjyh L. "Eddie" Chen, 31, Saipan, Mariana: Spc. Israel Garza, 25, Lubbock, Texas, Spc Stephen D. Hiller: 25, Opelika, Alabama: Cpl. Forest J. Jostes, 22, Albion, Illinois: Sgt. Michael W. Mitchell, 25, Porterville, California; and perhaps as many as fifty wounded although the exact number is not known with confidence.


http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b223/DarkSyd/burninghumvee.jpg
Humvee burning after BlackSunday
attack in Sadr City.

DS: When and how did you get the news?

CS: Casey was killed early Sunday morning, and I found out about 9: 00 PM on Sunday night. I was walking my dogs and I was so worried about Casey because I saw that 8 soldiers had been killed in Baghdad and I saw the film of a humvee burning. When I came home from walking the dogs, their were 3 army officers standing in my livingroom.

DS: What happened next?

CS: I collapsed on the floor screaming. Then it was 10 days of agony before we buried him and then everyday is full of pain and emptiness.

DS: I've seen it said that perhaps one factor which contributed to Casey's death was the flak jacket he was wearing or the armor in his vehicle, where did he get hit physically and could his armor, personal or on his vehicle, have made a crucial difference?

CS: He was shot in the head, but he was wearing a jungle cammie flak jacket with his desert cammies. He was in the back of a trailer when he was killed ... an LMTV [DS: Light Medium Towed Vehicle (http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/land/m1082.htm)]. A Marine back from Iraq started crying when I told him Casey was riding in the back of an LMTV So, yes, better protection could have saved his life.

DS: You've said that the recruiter misled Casey in some way, what is your understanding of this?

CS: He was promised 5 things by his recruiter that didn't come true:


20,000 signing bonus (he got 4500.00)


<LI value=2>he could finish college in the Army..they would never even let him take a class.
<LI value=3>he could have a lap top computer to take classes....he never got one.
<LI value=4>he could be a chaplain's assistant..when he got to boot camp he was told that specialty was full and he could be a humvee mechanic or a cook...he chose to be a humvee mechanic.
And...since he scored so high on the ASVAB test, he would never have to go into combat...even if there was a war...well we all know what happened to that one.DS: How are your three other children coping with Casey's death and do they have any issues with the role you've assumed as a critic since that tragedy?


CS: Carly the oldest has coped by throwing herself into school. Andy is coping by becoming Casey. Janey is coping by drinking and partying.
Unfortunately, I am not able to help them that much because of my pain, and because I feel so compelled to fight the injustice and bring the troops home.
I know they believe that what I am doing is right, but they wish we weren't in the situation, as do I.

DS: Tell us about how you came to be a sort of celebrity?

CS: Not sure. I just work my ass off trying to end the war. Before I was contacted to do my first national media (good morning america from DC on Inauguration day) I had already done so many print interviews, radio interviews, local TV interviews, that I was not nervous at all. I had also been on ABC and CBS evening news. I am not nervous at all and never have been. GMA contacted me because of my outspokenness against spending millions of dollars for the Inauguration party while we are at war.

DS: What are the qualifications for membership in the Gold Star Families For Peace?

CS: You have to have a loved one killed in a war.

DS: Yikes ... Have you been an activist in the past? Say during Vietnam?

CS: I was in elementary school and jr. high school during Vietnam. I have never been an activist before.

DS: You were an activist or you were too young to play a part?

CS: I was too young to even know where Vietnam was.

DS: I take it you've received some hate mail and phone calls. What's the worst thing that people have said to you? Follow-up: What's the thing people have said to you that hurt the most?

CS: I hate it when people call me a traitor, or unpatriotic ... they have no idea what true patriotism is. I've been called an effin who-re, a cun-t, you name it. One man told me he wished that my other 3 children would die. That hurt me and scared me.

DS: To your face or on the phone or how exactly was that brutal message delivered, and how are most of the more hurtful comments brought to your attention?

CS: It was by email and most hurtful comments are by email ... or on the radio when I am doing interviews.

DS: What do you think true patriotism is?

CS: Seeing that there is something wrong in your country and in the world and trying to make the country a better place.

DS: Have you lost any friends or family over this? OR, how do your husband and neighbors feel about your sudden rise to prominence in the media and the role you've accepted in those venues?

CS: I have lost almost every friend that I had before Casey died. My husband and I are separated, because he doesn't support my activities, although he knows the war is a lie.

DS: Is it because your community is mostly Republican or they support the war or what exactly in your opinion? Have any of them explained why they feel this way about your role and if so, what do they say?

CS: We live near an Air Force base and our economy depends on war. It is a very conservative, republican community. White upper-middle class.
They believe that Bush is keeping our country safe and that I am a traitor for speaking out against a President during time of war.

DS: Have any of Casey's fellow soldiers, in his unit or in the attack in which he was killed contacted you? If so, can you tell us about any of those conversations, good or bad?

CS: I have had a few emails. People telling me about the day he died. I had an email from the mom from Casey's old roommate who said she supports my work and is afraid that her son has to go back.

DS: Is it all possible that your personal tragedy is affecting your ability to think critically about the value of the war in Iraq?

CS: No, because I saw no value before. Also, I would ask back ..."What Value?"

DS: Well, some would say that removing a brutal dictator who tortured his opponents and their families, committed genocide, and giving the people of Iraq a shot at freedom and democracy has some value. How do you respond to those points?

CS: He was their brutal dictator. There are so many brutal dictators in the world and we are not removing them. We propped Saddam up and gave him weapons to gas his own people.
Besides, Bush gives the reason that we were attacked on 9/11 because 'they hate freedom and democracy', so why are we trying to force something on them that they hate? The country is demolished and so many people are dead for something they never asked for.

DS: A lot of folks seem to have their faith somehow wrapped up in supporting this War or supporting George Bush. Can you provide any insight as to how that works and what do you think about that as a religious person?

CS: I believe that supporting war and killing is anti-gospel, anti-religion, and anti-Christ.

DS: If you could say something to the soldiers in Iraq right now, what would you tell them?

CS: I am so sorry we Americans allowed our government to misuse you this way.
Refuse to kill innocent people. Please come home safely to your family.

DS: You've seen a bit of how blogs are used, and this will be read on blogs, how do you feel about the blog venue and/or the Internet in general. Has it helped or hurt your cause?

CS: Since the main stream media is such a propaganda tool for the government, the Internet is essential for learning the truth. I have been able to spread our message thru the Internet and our group has grown just from people reaching us on-line. I was pleasantly surprised with the warm welcome on the Daily Kos when I first posted there. And besides, that's how I met you!!!

[HOLM]

Mr "trust nothing you read and only hlf what you see" is going to take the word of sheehan and the "Red" star families for peace?

[10thzodiac]

Mr "trust nothing you read and only hlf what you see" is going to take the word of sheehan and the "Red" star families for peace?

When groping for come-backs try some Kool-Aid like Sergeant Lep, and Jim; it tastes good, so they tell me http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/mesg/tsmileys2/03.gif

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/0/05/Koolaidfg.JPG (http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/0/05/Koolaidfg.JPG)

[Sgt Leprechaun]

Hahahahaah! Hilarious.

I flavor mine with VO, but what the hey.

Oh, something about Sp4 Sheehan you don't see very often? He was a 2nd tour guy who volunteered (extended/reenlisted) to go back.

And, no, I didn't bother to read "Mother sheehans" propaganda interview. However, I will keep same handy in case I run out of MRE wiping paper. Might prove useful.

[sips another drink of VO flavored kool aide and awaits response...]

[10thzodiac]

Hahahahaah! Hilarious.

I flavor mine with VO, but what the hey.

Oh, something about Sp4 Sheehan you don't see very often? He was a 2nd tour guy who volunteered (extended/reenlisted) to go back.

And, no, I didn't bother to read "Mother sheehans" propaganda interview. However, I will keep same handy in case I run out of MRE wiping paper. Might prove useful.

[sips another drink of VO flavored kool aide and awaits response...]

Just tell us what is it about Iraq that would be worth loosing your child's life there ?

[Sgt Leprechaun]

I don't want any of my kids to go before me. However, I believe it to be a just cause for the right reasons. I would just as soon see my son or daughters die there, fighting the jihadist menace, as I would see them fighting HERE in the streets of their hometown. Or 'burkha-ized'.

No, thanks.

If I wasn't too damn old, I would quite likely be 'over there'. God knows, I've tried.

[10thzodiac]

I don't want any of my kids to go before me. However, I believe it to be a just cause for the right reasons. I would just as soon see my son or daughters die there, fighting the jihadist menace, as I would see them fighting HERE in the streets of their hometown. Or 'burkha-ized'.

No, thanks.

If I wasn't too damn old, I would quite likely be 'over there'. God knows, I've tried.

Just cause and right reasons isn't very telling is it (?) Like what for example http://www.leatherneck.com/forums/images/icons/icon5.gif

Enlighten us how they are going to get here and burkhrize us http://www.leatherneck.com/forums/images/icons/icon5.gif

BTW, I'm still waiting for the Viet Cong landings on the San Diego beaches that LBJ warned us about. I can't believe Bush's plagiarism substituting Iraq for Viet Cong worked on you, I know you are smarter than that http://www.leatherneck.com/forums/images/icons/icon14.gif

[yellowwing]

You can fool some of the people all the time, all of the people some of the time, but you can't fool all the poeple all the time.

[Sgt Leprechaun]

"They" are doing it now. All the constant PC crap that spews forth, daily (sometimes, momentarily) from the various mouthpieces on the left. It simply amazes me that those who supposedly are for all this 'tolerance' and 'understanding', have no problem advocating for the likes of CAIR and the various mooslum groups. The same mooslum groups that define being a 'liberal' as someone who lets their wife drive a car without a full burka in place.

They are ALREADY HERE, old buddy. I just won't stick my head in the sand and choose to ignore it.

And, btw, the domino theory was real, and it happened. Ask the former residents of Penom Penh or Laos and see what their thoughts on this are.

Do I think LBJ over stated the case? Possibly. Do I think his point was valid? Yeah. I do. It did happen, like it or not.

We will have to agree to disagree on this one.

[10thzodiac]

"They" are doing it now. All the constant PC crap that spews forth, daily (sometimes, momentarily) from the various mouthpieces on the left. It simply amazes me that those who supposedly are for all this 'tolerance' and 'understanding', have no problem advocating for the likes of CAIR and the various mooslum groups. The same mooslum groups that define being a 'liberal' as someone who lets their wife drive a car without a full burka in place.

They are ALREADY HERE, old buddy. I just won't stick my head in the sand and choose to ignore it.

And, btw, the domino theory was real, and it happened. Ask the former residents of Penom Penh or Laos and see what their thoughts on this are.

Do I think LBJ over stated the case? Possibly. Do I think his point was valid? Yeah. I do. It did happen, like it or not.

We will have to agree to disagree on this one.

Nice egress...http://www.leatherneck.com/forums/images/icons/icon12.gif

[Sgt Leprechaun]

As always, sir!