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Game Forum / Role Playing Games / Final Fantasy / January 2006Pictures From Iraq
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article4173.htm "Bring them on" indeed. I'm sure the chickenhawks will love these pictures. Sorry for posting the wrong link the first time chickenhawks. I know you've got a taste for blood, as long as someone else is doing the work, and would hate to miss these. I just learned that the military has taken to leaning REALLY hard on soldiers in the combat theaters who have their own blogs... we're talking being busted back a rank or two, fines of over a grand... And in the overwhelming majority of those cases, the blogs have been critical of the war effort... those who have blogs that are pro-war don't seem to be hassled by the government... Now, it makes some sense to me that the military should discourage blogs, in the old "loose lips sink ships" tradition... I've seen examples of information published on assorted blogs that COULD give the enemy tactical info... but if that's the theory (and it was the reason offered), then ALL milblogs should be shut down, both pro-war and anti-war... This would, of course, help explain how the right can keep on insisting that the military overwhelmingly supports the war... the truth is, a very small majority of them support it, 54 per cent to be exact (according to a Military Times poll)... what I find fascinating is that that poll focused heavily on career soldiers and officers, not the average everyday grunt in the field... Clearly, it doesn't appear that the military is QUITE as supportive of Dubya and his little war as those on the right would have us believe... the majority do seem to support it, but it's only a small majority, which of course means there's a large faction of the military that does not support it... and inasmuch as the military has always drawn people with a "warlike" mentality (note that I'm not saying all soldiers have this, just that those who do possess that mindset are drawn to military service), it really isn't surprising that crowd would be more supportive of the war than the general public... And since I know some on the right will doubt any assertion like this, and claim it's all made up, here's the link to that poll: http://www.militarycity.com/polls/2005_main.php >I just learned that the military has taken to leaning REALLY hard on > soldiers in the combat theaters who have their own blogs... we're > talking being busted back a rank or two, fines of over a grand... This is obviously nonsense you mindless ass-fedora prevaricator. The only soldiers hebetudinous enough to not support the war would be privates. Plus soldiers hardly make enough money to have a grand cut from their salary. > And in the overwhelming majority of those cases, the blogs have been > critical of the war effort... those who have blogs that are pro-war > don't seem to be hassled by the government... Because the ones in favor of the war contain a veracity that the anti-war blogs lack you lactating paraplegic. > Now, it makes some sense to me that the military should discourage > blogs, in the old "loose lips sink ships" tradition... I've seen > examples of information published on assorted blogs that COULD give the > enemy tactical info... but if that's the theory (and it was the reason > offered), then ALL milblogs should be shut down, both pro-war and > anti-war... The pro war blogs contain writers knowledgeable enough to avoid such errors in judgement. A skill the erratum on the left clearly lack. > This would, of course, help explain how the right can keep on insisting > that the military overwhelmingly supports the war... the truth is, a > very small majority of them support it, 54 per cent to be exact > (according to a Military Times poll)... what I find fascinating is that > that poll focused heavily on career soldiers and officers, not the > average everyday grunt in the field... This exposes the fallacy of their poll since odds are the average everyday grunt that can't read would more likely support Bush. Something you would have taken into account if you weren't a traitor obsessed with molesting incapacitated sexagenarians. > Clearly, it doesn't appear that the military is QUITE as supportive of > Dubya and his little war as those on the right would have us believe... [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > service), it really isn't surprising that crowd would be more > supportive of the war than the general public... Our soldiers are emancipators not killers you malicious muck. How dare you attempt to degrade their heroic efforts to liberate the oil, I mean people, of Iraq. You're just a bad as the miserable wretch that should have greeted our soldiers with chrysanthemums but instead fought back with guns. > And since I know some on the right will doubt any assertion like this, > and claim it's all made up, here's the link to that poll: I don't even need to check the link to know it's a lie you feeble minded philistine that consumes toddler excrement. > http://www.militarycity.com/polls/2005_main.php >> I just learned that the military has taken to leaning REALLY hard on >> soldiers in the combat theaters who have their own blogs... we're >> talking being busted back a rank or two, fines of over a grand... > > This is obviously nonsense you mindless ass-fedora prevaricator. "Ass-fedora prevaricator" means nothing at all other than that you are a bloody dope full of himself. >> And in the overwhelming majority of those cases, the blogs have been >> critical of the war effort... those who have blogs that are pro-war >> don't seem to be hassled by the government... > > Because the ones in favor of the war contain a veracity that the > anti-war blogs lack you lactating paraplegic. Are you in Iraq? No you damn well aren't so how the f.ck can you make such a statement? I think that those on the ground are worthy of far more credence than a dumbshit like you who hides his intellectual dishonesty behind meaningless, fancy phrases typed from the warmth of his home. >> Now, it makes some sense to me that the military should discourage >> blogs, in the old "loose lips sink ships" tradition... I've seen [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > The pro war blogs contain writers knowledgeable enough to avoid such > errors in judgement. So what you are saying is "if they agree with my views then they are truthful, if they don't they are a pile of dross". You're laughable sonny. [rest of crap from an evident fuckwit snipped] > >> I just learned that the military has taken to leaning REALLY hard on > >> soldiers in the combat theaters who have their own blogs... we're [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > > [rest of crap from an evident fuckwit snipped] Easy, John. I seem to detect, in the "rest of crap" especially, kind of a sarcastic/ironic trait that might mean he's in fact joking. Frenchy John, I wouldn't swear to this, but I'd bet money that "Vangar's" post was entirely tongue in cheek, mocking the usual responses we anticipate from the zealots on the right... I got a laugh out of his Norm Crosby-esque insults... > John, I wouldn't swear to this, but I'd bet money that "Vangar's" post > was entirely tongue in cheek, mocking the usual responses we > anticipate from the zealots on the right... I got a laugh out of his > Norm Crosby-esque insults... Could be but I'm not so sure. After your coments and those of Frenchy I read it again and for much of iot what you say could well be true but overall I still had the impression that the guy beleieved it. Nevertheless I shall be careful on his/her account. What does this have to do with the Dallas Cowboys? Take your political agenda and go somewhere else. > What does this have to do with the Dallas Cowboys? Take your political > agenda and go somewhere else. Didn't you know, they're doing a concert in the Tikrit Megabowl from Feb 10th for three nights. In rec.sport.football.college John of Aix <j.murphy@libertysurf.fr> sanoi, hitaasti kuin hämähäkki: >> What does this have to do with the Dallas Cowboys? Take your political >> agenda and go somewhere else. > Didn't you know, they're doing a concert in the Tikrit Megabowl from Feb > 10th for three nights. The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders just got back from a USO tour with Al Franken. rich  Signature-to reply, it's hot not warm +-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+ \ Rich Hammett http://home.hiwaay.net/~rhammett / The Bill Clinton of RSFC |
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