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To: Oldeconomybuyer
Colonel Oliver North has distinguished himself in spectacular fashion. He's teaching American citizens how a Marine Expeditionary Unit operates, the importance of each and every hero to the success of the mission. He's not a Geraldo who just hustles up whoever is in the area for a "Look at me so loved by all these tough guys. Give me a "Hoo ha"' boys" photo op. North is with a Cobra machine gunner, a Communications specialist, the air traffic officer, the bridge and roadway engineering crew, the Korman staff, the Demolitoin and ordinance ninjas ... all of whom ply their trade expertly. Ollie is the most proud Papa on Earth, he's showing us the excellence of America's young Marines, and reminding us of the sadness and valor of War's death and destruction too.

The scumbags of the left will never understand that level of humble respect for the bittersweet sacrifices, costs and righteous outcomes of victory in war.

35 posted on 04/08/2003 5:13:18 AM PDT by ArneFufkin
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To: ArneFufkin
Colonel Oliver North has distinguished himself in spectacular fashion.

I'll never forget the Democratic vultures in the Senate salivating as they awaited Ollie North's testimony on Iran-Contra. Through him, they thought they were finally going to "get" Ronald Reagan.

And there was a Republican or two also drooling with anticipation.

Oliver North made fools of them in such a spectacular way that there was no doubt who had carried the battle. The Senators who had looked forward with such anticipation to destroying Ollie went into full and complete retreat in full television view.

Col. North is outstanding in my book in almost every way.

36 posted on 04/08/2003 5:44:08 AM PDT by Ole Okie
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