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HOT TOPIC - What should happen to Wikileaks?
What do you think should be done with the site and Wikileaks founder, Julian Assange?
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Permalink Reply by DJGauvreau on -
As i told one little pink-o who was talking tough at a bar once "we'll see who's coverd in dirt & who's coverd in blood" to the laughter of his friends. You see, it's all knda personel now. Wikileaks is nothing more then a conduit for the pagan-left. If we as a Nation murder one guy (a pixie) for the truth....then that says much about who we are as a people! Next thing ya know we'll be killing foriegn cartoonists and those who dare burn our Flag in protest. News flash, 77% of the world HATES OUR GUTS!!! Did'nt include/mention the pagan-left from our Nation that are remaking "how things work" here at home. I think that number or percent would be 22% of America. And why do they not like us? We were once FREE!!! Misery loves company, as we shall learn all to soon i fear. So remember this: blind trust in your Nations leadership is just that.....blind! Merry Christmas & peace on earth. ho,ho ho....
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Permalink Reply by Angela Dawn Selden on -
I hate to agree with you DJ, but I do.Why people do not love FREEDOM is beyond my comprehension. I hope we will not love misery as company. I hope we have enough backbone to fight back!
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Permalink Reply by DJGauvreau on
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HEY ADSelden, long time no read! A Merry Christmas to you! Have you been good this year? Tell the truth....
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Permalink Reply by Norman Hendrickson on -
The individual who stole the info, the PFC, needs trial and execution. The founder of Wikileaks should be tried in the Hague in front of a NATO tribunal for crimes against all nations and humanity, as he damaged more than just the USA.
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Permalink Reply by Howard Axtell on -
Would anybody like to look at something that is actually pertinent? Try this one or two on for size. As a result of the MIAC Report, here are a couple of the results. Is anybody ready for or aware of this?
http://publicintelligence.net/u-s-army-fm-3-19-15-civil-disturbance...
Control civil disturbances and neutralize special threats are discussed in this manual. It also addresses special planning and preparation that are needed to quell riots in confinement facilities.
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Permalink Reply by Howard Axtell on
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Crazy scenario. Never thought I'd see the day and one must hope we never do. Just seems like a lot of preparation for something, what ever that may be.
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Permalink Reply by Angela Dawn Selden on
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John (conan) Is this really true? Are there "Oathers" in the military?
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Permalink Reply by American Man on
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Dear Former Airmen,12/13/2010 - WASHINGTON (AFNS) -- Secretary of the Air Force Michael Donley, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz and Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James Roy send the following holiday message to the Airmen of the U.S. Air Force:
As we celebrate the holidays, please take the opportunity to reflect on our many blessings as Americans, and to remember the people who most enrich our lives. We also should contemplate our broader aspirations that, given the many demands of very busy lives, we often neglect to consider throughout the year.
Also, especially while many remain engaged in combat operations across the globe, we are thankful for the men and women who have answered our nation's call, and selflessly serve to defend our country and preserve our precious liberty. Those who are spending this special time of the year away from friends, family and loved ones are particularly worthy of the deep and abiding respect of fellow Airmen and of a grateful nation. We look forward to their safe return home.
We also honor the quiet sacrifice of family members who sustain and bring great personal meaning to the service of their loved ones. Those of us with the good fortune to be able to celebrate the holidays at home amongst family and friends remember our deployed Airmen and their family members who miss them. We ask that you reach out to these families as well as our single Airmen, and in the spirit of giving and support that makes our Air Force so special, we ask that you welcome them into your holiday celebrations.
In all of the joyous ways that we celebrate this holiday season, we wish you and yours the very best during this special time, and throughout the new year.Michael DonleySecretary of the Air Force;Norton Schwartz, General, USAFAir Force Chief of StaffJames Roy, CMSgt, USAFChief Master Sgt. of the Air Force
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Permalink Reply by Mike Mott on -
AM,
Thanks for this. Good citizens of TCU Nation when the chance arises to do something for the service men and women, do it. They appreciate it.
In Elko we have a thank you brigade and when service people return to town, we are at the airport to thank them.
I am a frequent flier and thus receive drink coupons from time to time. I find random service people in airports and give them a free drink on the airlines.
These are the folks to whom we owe our freedom; let us not forget that at any time, and especially not during the Christmas Season.
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Permalink Reply by American Man on
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Thank you.
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Permalink Reply by Howard Axtell on
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I am also an Oathkeeper. We can only hope that in times of civil unrest, the Constitution we swore to uphold, weighs heavily within our armed & civil forces. Lord knows, it's meaningless in Washington.
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Permalink Reply by Howard Axtell on
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Hey folks, thought this was worthwhile.
When filling out your Christmas cards this year, take one card
and send it to this address:
A Recovering American Soldier
c/o Walter Reed Army Medical Center
6900 Georgia Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20307-5001
If we pass this on and everyone sends one card, think of how many
cards these wonderfully special people who have sacrificed so much
would get.... Please give this your utmost consideration.
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