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Saturday, October 17, 2009
9 comments:
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Chuck from Tacoma said...
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May he rest in peace.
I guess he gave just a little too much. God welcome him in Heaven. -
10/17/09, 1:47 AM
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pdwalker said...
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What really pisses me off is that these fine, upstanding citizens lose their life and their chance to raise their children properly, while the fucktard, liberal, pansywaist, traitorous, shitheaded, commie, mF'ers continue to spread their lies and poison all the while protected by these fine men.
This man is worth millions of the later.
It's unjust. -
10/17/09, 1:55 AM
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jodi said...
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Words escape me. I can only be in prayer. My deepest condolences to all those that loved this hero.
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10/17/09, 1:59 AM
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Rodger the Real King of France said...
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You captured my feelings exactly jodi. If I wanted to play the blame game, I'd have to mention the increased Tali-qaeda activity that's caused this spike in American deaths is due to what? It's due to the Tali-qaeda knowing who's running our show over here now. Because they know that with every American casualty they are closer to victory. bin Laden reasoned that the collapse of U.S. support for the operation in Somalia "convinced us that the Americans are a paper tiger." Well, President Bush was not Bill Clinton. Captain Zero is. That's what killed Chris.
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10/17/09, 7:43 AM
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Anonymous said...
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Heartaches for all our fallen. God Bless and keep their families.
Juice -
10/17/09, 9:05 AM
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badanov said...
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Begging to differ, Rodge.
One of the things I atotally hated about antiwar types is their insistence that soldiers were being killed by Bush, which in my mind is an intellectual conceit. It advances a wrongheaded agenda and it basically is dishonest.
The solider was killed by an armed and hostile enemy of America. That is all. And if we truly want to remember his sacrifice, we have to finish what he started. His death has to mean something and were he still alive today he would want us to finish what he started.
Obama no more killed this brave individual than Bush did.
It was an armed and hostile enemy who must be defeated in the field who killed him.
Now, I'm not giving the Marxist goon we have for a president a pass; far from it.
The wars we are fighting against terrorism are in his hands now. He may not be handling a rifle and slogging around in Afghanistan but he is still by virtue of the Constitution at the top of the chain of command. And as long as he does the right thing, which it appears he is doing, he gets wide latitude from me, as Bush should have gotten inn how he conducts and wins wars.
I dislike the sunuvabitch even more than you do, but not in this area, unless he fails to do the right thing:
Win. -
10/17/09, 9:54 AM
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Anonymous said...
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Badanov, he has been sitting on the report since AUGUST. His procrastination and his public 'run it up the flagpole' querying public support for inaction/action by Joe Biden have increased the idea that the gunmen should hang on for a little while longer ... Maybe "the Wun" will decide to pull up stakes, gather all his toys and go home.
Indecision is defeat. Injecting political goals into strategic planning is below contempt.
In other words, I disagree.
Remember: Not making a decision is a decision in itself...
tomw -
10/17/09, 12:22 PM
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Rodger the Real King of France said...
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Bad - I get your point, and it's a good one, but I think misses the mark in this instance. The increase in Tali-Qaeda activity coincides with the new administration. Just as Jane Fonda's activities certainly put names on the wall (how many and whose we'll never know), having this bunch in power has also bolstered the bad guy's moral and sense of purpose. Was Chris Rudzinski a direct victim? Does it matter?
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10/17/09, 12:39 PM
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Anonymous said...
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Rodger, in my estimation, for whatever it's worth, you could estimate at least 50% of the names on that wall from 1967 thru 1969 to be direct result of that activity, and everyone from 1969 on thru the colapse of RVN, Laos and Cambodia, directly on it. And yes I do include loss of life amongst native population as well, some of whom I served with and admired. And yes it does matter. That sumbitch is doing his level best to snatch defeat from the jaws of national survival on a global scale, and his incompetence is the only hope we have for change at this point. God save the United States.
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10/18/09, 7:13 AM
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