Democrats Want To Be In Power, So They Can Bring The Wrong Troops Home!

The DNC ^ | 10-07-06 | DNC

[bnelson44]

Great title!

[Triggerhippie]

It's a simple mistake. So many of those democrats were "stationed" in Canada during VietNam...

[jrooney]

Actually another freeper came up with it, so I added it to the image. Please feel free to email it around. People need to know how much the donks really care about our troops, that they do not even know what they look like.

[jrooney]

I can't quit laughing from your post. Sweeeeeeeeeeeet response.

[YdontUleaveLibs]

No it is just they prefer Canadians to Americans, especially if they are from Quebec or Montreal.

[KJC1]

LGF has details, showing the photoshopping and a copy of the original pic:
http://littlegreenfootballs.com/weblog/?entry=22868_Democratic_Party_Fauxtoshops_Veteran&only

[Dallas59]

The photo has been altered...

Original:



Another Photoshop "fake but accurate" picture!

[jrooney]

Thank you.

[Enchante]

Hey, we should be glad that if the Demagogues want to "support" someone else's troops, at least they picked Canada and not, say, Mookie Al-Sadr's militia.....

Maybe we should all write them emails to the effect "Thank you for your support of Canada, we understand that you can't bring yourselves to truly support America's troops, but at least you picked an ally...."

[jrooney]

:)

[cgk]

So in other words, they knew it wasn't an American soldier hence the removal of the star from the cap?? Sheesh: how many ways can they say "Death to America"?

[KJC1]

I'm glad you posted here about it, I had JUST been reading it over on LGF, lol.

The DNC are so pathetic.

[Hoodat]

ROFLMAO !!!

[george76]

Your are getting good at this.

Next is music.

Click on the picture.

[Dallas59]

The Poppy Flower is used in the UK for Rememberance Day. I guess Canada too.

[jrooney]

:) Only with great teachers here helping. I bow in respect.

[GoLightly]

I'd say it shows the DNC to be real imperialists, trying to claim full control over another country's troops like that.

[builder]

At least it wasn't Fidel.They have lots of autographed pictures of him hanging in various Democrat headquarters.

[Dallas59]

Is the US Democratic Party going to run for office in Canada?

[GoLightly]

LOL Specially since Canada has a friendly government now.

[blake6900]

It's a simple mistake. So many of those democrats were "stationed" in Canada during VietNam...

...and here they are returning home after deployment.

[george76]

We all started at the bottom and now we are still helping each other.


I bow to you learning so fast.

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[jrooney]

I think they have to flee AWOL first.

[Dallas59]

They can bring the Canadian Troops home. How many are there? 12?

[msnimje]

I wonder what Stephen Harper thinks of this.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

My God. This is so pathetic that I actually didn't believe the DNC could be so brain-dead stupid. So I went to the linked site and there it was! How in the world could they be so ignorant?

I saved a web archive of the page for future reference.

[jrooney]

Probably thinks they are Dummies like we do.

[Christoph from Canada]

Does this look familiar? Considering that the Royal Canadian Regiment have a long and proud military history, are fighting in Afghanistan today, and took a casualty in defence of freedom last week... I’m not entirely sure that they would appreciate having their regimental badge removed from their berets on Remembrance Day and put on another country’s political party’s website as supposedly their token of support (but not to them). This is disrespectful not just to your soldiers, but to ours. And were your allies. Our soldiers fight in battles together.

[I see my hands]

"They can bring the Canadian Troops home. How many are there? 12?"

Approximately 1.800 serving bravely in Afghanistan.

[jrooney]

Well said. Please email the info around to inform our friends up north what disrespectful dummies we have done here in our democratic party. Please forgive Howie and his donkettes for being so pathetic and disrespectful. They are in the minority in our country and we keep them in very low regard.

[Kenservatized]

No...but they can smuggle CooCoonadians down to vote Democratic.

[I see my hands]

That's 1,800.

[gb63]

I find this interesting - - the Canadian photographer Arpad Benedek posted the picture of the soldier without the badge on the cap at:
http://www.istockphoto.com/file_closeup/who/740185_soldier.php?id=740185
then he posted with badge at:
http://www.students.yorku.ca/~arpad/soldier.jpg
So he must be the one that photoshopped it, not the DNC.
But the DNC shows it has no real clue about US military.

[decal]

"...the Canadian photographer Arpad Benedek posted the picture of the soldier without the badge on the cap"

Sure, but why? As a favor to the DNC?

[El Gato]

It's a simple mistake. So many of those democrats were "stationed" in Canada during VietNam...

Now that's a low blow. True, but a low blow. I loved it.

[hsalaw]

We know you're with us in this, and we appreciate and honor the assistance of our ally to the north, and our closest neighbor. We will always remember that you took in our frightened and bewildered citizens on diverted flights on 9/11 without hesitation and without question.

[God luvs America]

shh....don't tell them- it's still up...

[Steve Van Doorn]

oh

[Interesting Times]

Nice communist clenched-fist salutes, by the way...

[AmeriBrit]

Must be close to a year ago when one of the democRAT outfits used a picture of British Troops and tried to pass them off as American troops till they were embarrassed.

[Christoph from Canada]

30,000 Canadians also volunteered to serve with your forces in Vietnam during the war... I guess the Democrats stationed in Canada never saw these troops because the troops were "in country" — Vietnam that is.

[ClaireSolt]

Why didn't they throw a parade when we closed the base in Iceland, recently?

[Christoph from Canada]

Who is "they" and what the heck do I know about Iceland? With all due respect. I'm confused about your question.

[Christoph from Canada]

ClaireSoft, you may think Iceland is part of Canada. It isn't. It's an Island nation and your country has had a stronger relationship with it than mine has. You can read more about Iceland here. Thanks for your interest. I live on an Island off the west coast of Canada where it hardly ever snows. Although Iceland is much greener than Greenland (which is a territory of Denmark). :-P

[ClaireSolt]

Get a grip. I was a geography teacher. I know the Iceland is not part of Canada, and I know Canadians have a chip on their shoulders sometimes. Just know that no matter how obnoxious you get, we don't care and love you anyway.

I was referring to the anti-war types who urge us to bring our boys home. They don't care about the troops who came home from Iceland, though or the 70,000 others stationed round the world in cold war deployments. They want the ones that are real busy reployed from Iraq so they can sit around bases stateside and play checkers.

[aimhigh]

No it is just they prefer Canadians to Americans, especially if they are from Quebec or Montreal.

Actually, the Democrats would rather honor the soldiers who protect our deserters, than the soldiers who protect the United States.

[OldEagle]

Mean but accurate. Good one!!!

[Christoph from Canada]

"Get a grip. I was a geography teacher. I know the Iceland is not part of Canada, and I know Canadians have a chip on their shoulders sometimes. Just know that no matter how obnoxious you get, we don't care and love you anyway."

Claire, honey, calm down. It'll be okay. You're entire question, context and everything, was this:

"Why didn't they throw a parade when we closed the base in Iceland, recently?"

Who pray tell would have any idea what that means? As I first answered you:

"Who is 'they' and what the heck do I know about Iceland? With all due respect. I'm confused about your question."

Since you provided absolutely no context and each and every post/reply I placed in this thread was about Canadian troops or our military's relationship to the U.S. military, the only thing I could conclude with your sparse almost nonsensical question (given the complete dearth of background) was perhaps you thought Iceland was related to Canada: The only thing I was talking about.

So I posted some helpful info about Iceland with some background in case that was the reason for your question. And you accuse me of being not only "obnoxious" and having a "chip" on my shoulder (because I'm Canadian, you see, and this is how we are), but also condescendingly offer your love no matter how "obnoxious you get".

Do you expect that any reasonable person from Canada who comes to this forum to comment on a photoshopped Canadian shoulder (the topic of this thread) with his unit insignia removed, would be able to decipher your non sequitur once sentence question, which I shall repeat for emphasis:

"Why didn't they throw a parade when we closed the base in Iceland, recently?"

?

I'm going to follow Hanlon's razor and assume that you really didn't understand how totally inadequate your question was. Now, you really need to take that chip off of your shoulder.

[ClaireSolt]

Call someone else honey.