CSM
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So General Odom is a cheese eating surrender-monkey?
No, he's a cheese-eating, surrender-monkey with a political agenda.
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So General Odom is a cheese eating surrender-monkey?
No, he's a cheese-eating, surrender-monkey with a political agenda.
He did the latter as the former requires to much thought! The ironic thing is that Odom was the Director of the National Security Agency and he has an understanding of what the Bush administration has started in choosing to go to war in Iraq. We will begin to see other people get the balls necessary to stand up to the Bush administration and to speak out against this war. I hope they do so because the supporters of this war are traitors and murderers. I also think Congress should pass a law that allows members of the Military Administration to speak out on policy issues relating to the war. Grant them immunity if necessary in Congress so they can testify before Congressional committees and watch as Georgie and his buddies in the White House cry.
That's why we need to whip all these fuckers naked and howling into the wilderness and start with a clean slate.
Troops live to complete the job given to them. They take great pride in accomplishing the work given to them. Victory and success is all that matters to them.
You figure out the rest - if you can
No, he's a cheese-eating, surrender-monkey with a political agenda.
Just what do you know about being in the military? I never served with anyone who didn't take pride in the fact that we were serving our country. There was, however, always the expectation and trust that our elected leaders would spend out lives wisely and for just cause. The Bush administration has violated that trust and shattered that expectation.
I guess you didn't read the whole link yourself...or are you deliberately ignore the part where Odom says there are two solutions, one of which is to repair the damage done to the military force structure sone by Clinton. Of course, even if you did see that and understand it, you would arbitrarily dismiss it because it doesn't fit your agenda.
Yeah, I did read it, and yeah, Clinton fucked around with the force structure in ways he shouldn't have. That, however does not excuse the misuse and abuse of that force structure by the Bush administration by sending our military into Iraq with absolutely no strategy for drawing down the troops and exiting after Saddam was taken down...No idea how to secure the peace after winning the war.
But you also neglected to mention that Rummy was looking for ways to make even deeper cuts in the force structure, and was fucking around with in ways he shouldn't have. There's enough blame to go around, and it's our troops who are paying the butcher's bill. The longer they remain caught in the meat-grinder that is Iraq, the higher the price they pay.
<blockquote>Sadly, the lack of wisdom in that change in force structure is being paid for not by President Bush or President Clinton but by the ordinary soldier and his family. They have no lobby group to seek relief for them. - Gen Odom</blockquote>
Yeah, I did read it, and yeah, Clinton fucked around with the force structure in ways he shouldn't have. That, however does not excuse the misuse and abuse of that force structure by the Bush administration by sending our military into Iraq with absolutely no strategy for drawing down the troops and exiting after Saddam was taken down...No idea how to secure the peace after winning the war.
But you also neglected to mention that Rummy was looking for ways to make even deeper cuts in the force structure, and was fucking around with in ways he shouldn't have. There's enough blame to go around, and it's our troops who are paying the butcher's bill. The longer they remain caught in the meat-grinder that is Iraq, the higher the price they pay.
<blockquote>Sadly, the lack of wisdom in that change in force structure is being paid for not by President Bush or President Clinton but by the ordinary soldier and his family. They have no lobby group to seek relief for them. - Gen Odom</blockquote>
General Odom is in error. There are organizations all over the country that are donating money and time to "seek relief" for our troops.
I understand the left has little use or respect for the military BP
The left has a long history of openly showing their contempt for the US military
No surpruise you do not understand how the troops look at their mission -and libs have to turn it into a Bush bashing thing
General Odom is in error. There are organizations all over the country that are donating money and time to "seek relief" for our troops.
<h1>YOU...UNDERSTAND...NOTHING!!!</h1>
I served honorably...My cousin served in an artillery battalion in Iraq...my brother-in-law just got back from Iraq. My family has served in the military since WW I, <b><i>SO DON'T PRATE TO ME ABOUT RESPECTING THE MILITARY YOU GUTLESS LITTLE PIECE OF EXCREMENT!</i></b>
It is people like you, and your fellow travelers, who show your contempt for the military and our troops by seeking to turn honest, forthright dissent about how they are being misused into some perverse, sick parody if not labeling it as outright treason. Since when is dissent treason in this country?
So, once again, just shove your Potemkin village patriotism up your ass, sideways, and crawl back under the rock you slithered from beneath. Mind the slime-trail though, the stench is enough to gag a plumber.
It's not for private organizations to care for those who have put themselves in harm's way for their country. It is the duty and responsibility of the government which sent them into harm's way to do so. The Bush administration has, sadly, neglected that duty.
<h1>YOU...UNDERSTAND...NOTHING!!!</h1>
I served honorably...My cousin served in an artillery battalion in Iraq...my brother-in-law just got back from Iraq. My family has served in the military since WW I, <b><i>SO DON'T PRATE TO ME ABOUT RESPECTING THE MILITARY YOU GUTLESS LITTLE PIECE OF EXCREMENT!</i></b>
It is people like you, and your fellow travelers, who show your contempt for the military and our troops by seeking to turn honest, forthright dissent about how they are being misused into some perverse, sick parody if not labeling it as outright treason. Since when is dissent treason in this country?
So, once again, just shove your Potemkin village patriotism up your ass, sideways, and crawl back under the rock you slithered from beneath. Mind the slime-trail though, the stench is enough to gag a plumber.
It's not for private organizations to care for those who have put themselves in harm's way for their country. It is the duty and responsibility of the government which sent them into harm's way to do so. The Bush administration has, sadly, neglected that duty.
<h1>YOU...UNDERSTAND...NOTHING!!!</h1>
I served honorably...My cousin served in an artillery battalion in Iraq...my brother-in-law just got back from Iraq. My family has served in the military since WW I, <b><i>SO DON'T PRATE TO ME ABOUT RESPECTING THE MILITARY YOU GUTLESS LITTLE PIECE OF EXCREMENT!</i></b>
It is people like you, and your fellow travelers, who show your contempt for the military and our troops by seeking to turn honest, forthright dissent about how they are being misused into some perverse, sick parody if not labeling it as outright treason. Since when is dissent treason in this country?
So, once again, just shove your Potemkin village patriotism up your ass, sideways, and crawl back under the rock you slithered from beneath. Mind the slime-trail though, the stench is enough to gag a plumber.