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To: radar101
values and ethics panel

Our nation has signed its own death warrant.

11 posted on 05/27/2007 9:11:30 PM PDT by Minutemen ("It's a Religion of Peace")
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To: Minutemen

>>values and ethics panel<<

Feminism in the military and the fear of the MSM. Get rid of both and our troops can take off the shackles and get this job done right.


18 posted on 05/28/2007 3:30:23 AM PDT by ishabibble (ALL AMERICAN INFIDEL)
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To: Minutemen; JoeSixPack1; ishabibble; Shadowstrike; Lancey Howard; El Gato; RedRover

I posted this to see what the reaction would be.

First, the troops in Iraq are being held to a standard stricter than the law enforcement here in the States. I Know because I was one for thirty years. Times you can shoot -HERE in the US:
1. When the attacker is shooting at you—regardless of who is in the line of fire.
2. To stop a fleeing Violent Felon (A guy who has just shot at me, then ditched his weapon qualifies) —NOTE item #1 about the BOOK below.

IN Sgt. Major BRAD KASAL’S BOOK “My Men are my heroes”, he talks about
1. Jihadi’s in Fallujah stored weapons in many different locations. This way, they could shoot at the Marines, lay THAT weapon down, then run to another defensive location BECAUSE—The Maribnes were told that they could not shoot at an “Un-armed Civilian”.

2. Kasal took a Senior JAG Officer into Fallujah to SHOW HIM, that they could never hope to take Fallujah UNDER THE “RULES OF ENGAGEMENT”

3. After Kasal lost one man killed, and himself and two other nearly killed, the Rules that said you had to enter and investigate was altered: Explode—then enter.


20 posted on 05/28/2007 5:36:51 AM PDT by radar101 (Dream Team--Hunter&Thompson)
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