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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrV8QPQAhxo

I vote for 9 September 1965, the day Sandy Koufax pitched his
last of four career no-hitters, and a great one it was.
**** you Krause
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hU9iCANi02o&NR=1

What the #$%$...someone **** in your orange juice?

FloridaJim feels possessive about the U.S. flag because while in
the navy he helped protect Topeka, Kansas, from invasion by the
north vietnamese by facilitating the bombing of their women,
children, and villages. Or somesuch nonsense.

Foching idiot.

Eisboch


FloridaJim? Indeed.

The war against Vietnam was fought for fraudulent purposes, just as
Dubya's war against Iraq was. Four presidents - Eisenhower,
Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon - were responsible for the fiasco in SE
Asia that killed 55,000 Americans and more than a million Asians.

And for what?

For nothing.




You have every right to your opinions. Some other poor slob took
your place and filled your billet.
Hopefully he survived.

But personally, I have very low tolerance or respect for people who
routinely make the derogatory comments about those who served when
called upon. That's why you earned a "Foching Idiot".

Eisboch


FloridaJim is a turd. His hitch in the navy or whatever doesn't
change that.

This country and the world would have been far better off if a
million guys had told Uncle Sam "**** you, I'm not going to SE Asia
to fight for your military-industrial complex," because, in the end
that's whose purpose was really served.

I won't begin to deny the troops we sent there "served" their
country, but their country didn't serve them by sending them there.

Same as Bush II in Iraq.


All this blustering to deflect the fact that Krause is a coward, ne'er
do well atheist, racist bigot. Go listen to some Dylan LPs. It might
help you to feel better about yourself.

It really makes you wonder. Each of us has taken a path in life and
sometimes that path is chosen by us and sometimes it is not chosen by
us. Most of us accept that chance and circumstance had an effect on our
paths and others paths and we do not denigrate them for it, however, we
do often wonder what we could have done differently to change our own path.

I happened to be watching a show last night on TV, it was about people
and the what the did in the early years of their lives. Most didn't do
it for their country or their God. They did it because if they didn't do
it someone else would have to do it. Once they were trained to do their
job they were duty bound to do their jobs when called upon, because it
was their job and nobody else was there to do it.

Corpsman and Medics the unsung hero's of the battlefields.


No one in this country "had" to go to vietnam for any reasonable purpose.