A Soldier’s Take on Michael Jackson

 

1. SimpleCult of Personality - think about it - tv, movie, music & sports stars make zillions for entertaining - while soldiers, police, firemen, and teachers make crap for establishing/defending our society & culture. . .and meanwhile back at the asylum - the Klownposse in DC steals gazillions (pocketing a good 51% of it) to force We The People into submission.

   If the Kennedy Free (wink, wink) Healthcare for All, Illegals First bill passes - I fear it is too late and the only option is a not-Civil War.

   We need to take ‘em out - and insure that the Constitution is followed by every single citizen and if you aren’t a citizen you leave immediately without passing go and without collecting this months Mothers Day check and the Klownposse in DC only sits for 3 months in a year and they can not enact new laws - must simply fund defense and certain other priorities voted on and approved by 4/5ths of the States - as should any and all Amendments past the first 10. . .

   Repeal the 16th Amendment TODAY - stop them in their money grubbing path NOW.

   Posted by wardmama4       07/16/2009  at  07:38 AM  



2. Oh btw - there is a website (perhaps BMEWS should link to it - theyhavenames.com) that highlights the fallen - as does http://www.militarycity.com/valor/honor.html (which is more military like, formal statements).

   But I agree - I’d rather read/hear the stories about SGT Troy Jenkins, SPC Brandon Rowe and most especially the real story of SPC Casey Sheehan get play rather than the blather about Michael Jackson.

   Or even more - (these brave men are not dead, but have extremely compelling stories) perhaps- Capt. David M. Rozelle, SGT Greg Stube or CPL JR Martinez

   Or most certainly -

   LT Michael Murphy - KIA June 28, 2005 MOH October 22, 2007
   CPL Jason Dunham - KIA April 22, 2004 MOH January 11, 2007
   SGT Paul Smith - KIA April 4, 2003 MOH April 4, 2005
   MA2nd Michael Monsoor - KIA September 29, 2006 MOH April 8, 2008

   Posted by wardmama4       07/16/2009  at  03:01 PM  

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