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Gould 0738 wrote:
I am not suggesting there are any plans for a draft, but NOYB has suggested attacks on Syria and Iran. If NOYB's fantasy comes to fruition and we expand this war, he may be among the first to go! From the Selective Service website, "Strategic Goals for 2004" Strategic Objective 1.1: Within current legislative guidance, enhance the Agency’s ability to respond flexibly to a DoD request for health care personnel using the Agency’s HCPDS. ********** Strategic Objective 1.2: Ensure a mobilization infrastructure of 56 State Headquarters, 442 Area Offices and 1,980 Local Boards are operational within 75 days of an authorized return to conscription. ********************* Strategic Objective 1.3: Be operationally ready to furnish untrained manpower within DoD timelines. ************ Strategic Objective 1.4: Support the Agency’s ability to provide manpower to the DoD with the development and implementation of updated readiness training programs. ************* Strategic Objective 2.1: Improve registration compliance rates. ******** Strategic Objective 2.2: Improve the participation rate in the SSS’ High School (HS) Registrar Program which is composed of individuals who have agreed to act as uncompensated Registrars in high schools nationally. ************* Strategic Objective 2.3: Seek alternative registration methods ************* Strategic Objective 4.1: Ensure a mobilization infrastructure of 48 Alternative Service Offices and 48 Civilian Review Boards are operational within 96 days after notification of a return to induction. *********** Sure sounds like a draft is the farthest thing from the government's mind. A funny thing occurs to me. The Limbaugh fans who squeal, "Don't let them register our guns! They might come and take them away!" have no difficulty at all registering their sons, and soon their daughters for that *exact* purpose. I'm planning to send in the particulars of several warmongers here, to the government agency that can best use the information.* * Not really...but it would be a gas, eh? Imagine the military conscriptors showing up at a certain house on Nantucket Drive in a suburb of Cleveland, and taking "jeff," the fellow a poster here once claimed was his "son" using his account to do exactly what the dad does... -- We today have a president of the United States who looks like he is the son of Howdy Doody or Alfred E. Newman, who isn't smarter than either of them, who is arrogant about his ignorance, who is reckless and incompetent, and whose backers are turning the United States into a pariah. What, me worry? |
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![]() "Gould 0738" wrote in message ... I am not suggesting there are any plans for a draft, but NOYB has suggested attacks on Syria and Iran. If NOYB's fantasy comes to fruition and we expand this war, he may be among the first to go! If NOYB's fantasy comes to fruition, we'd use nukes on Iran before they use them on us. |
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Gould,
You have been all concerned about the republicans keeping the proposed draft secret till after the elections. If you have any problems with the draft you need to contact the following representative: The following representative introduced the legislation: Mr. RANGEL Dem. from NY, Mr. MCDERMOTT Dem from Washington State, Mr. CONYERS, Mr. LEWIS Dem of Georgia, Mr. STARK Dem from California, and Mr. ABERCROMBIE Dem. from Hawaii, introduced the following bill; which was referred to the Committee on Armed Services. The bill to reinstate the draft was introduced by democrats as a way to make sure the privilege have to serve in the armed forces. I guess the White House and Republicans are not responsible after all. "Gould 0738" wrote in message ... I am not suggesting there are any plans for a draft, but NOYB has suggested attacks on Syria and Iran. If NOYB's fantasy comes to fruition and we expand this war, he may be among the first to go! From the Selective Service website, "Strategic Goals for 2004" Strategic Objective 1.1: Within current legislative guidance, enhance the Agency's ability to respond flexibly to a DoD request for health care personnel using the Agency's HCPDS. ********** Strategic Objective 1.2: Ensure a mobilization infrastructure of 56 State Headquarters, 442 Area Offices and 1,980 Local Boards are operational within 75 days of an authorized return to conscription. ********************* Strategic Objective 1.3: Be operationally ready to furnish untrained manpower within DoD timelines. ************ Strategic Objective 1.4: Support the Agency's ability to provide manpower to the DoD with the development and implementation of updated readiness training programs. ************* Strategic Objective 2.1: Improve registration compliance rates. ******** Strategic Objective 2.2: Improve the participation rate in the SSS' High School (HS) Registrar Program which is composed of individuals who have agreed to act as uncompensated Registrars in high schools nationally. ************* Strategic Objective 2.3: Seek alternative registration methods ************* Strategic Objective 4.1: Ensure a mobilization infrastructure of 48 Alternative Service Offices and 48 Civilian Review Boards are operational within 96 days after notification of a return to induction. *********** Sure sounds like a draft is the farthest thing from the government's mind. A funny thing occurs to me. The Limbaugh fans who squeal, "Don't let them register our guns! They might come and take them away!" have no difficulty at all registering their sons, and soon their daughters for that *exact* purpose. |
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Gould,
You have been all concerned about the republicans keeping the proposed draft secret till after the elections. Taco, not so. I have simply posted items from the Selective Service website stating that the 2004 goal is to be prepared to furnish XXXXX troops withing XXXXX time "following the authorization to resume conscription. If the Republicans wanted to keep this plan a secret, they wouldn't post it on the internet, would they??? With any luck, the Repubs won't have much to say about whether there's a draft, or not, after the election. :-) Time to derail the New American Century disaster plan. Time for a change. We'll have to see how courageous, or scared, the electorate is in a few weeks. |
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Gould,
Do you disagree that the party you support wants the draft reinstated? "Gould 0738" wrote in message ... Gould, You have been all concerned about the republicans keeping the proposed draft secret till after the elections. Taco, not so. I have simply posted items from the Selective Service website stating that the 2004 goal is to be prepared to furnish XXXXX troops withing XXXXX time "following the authorization to resume conscription. If the Republicans wanted to keep this plan a secret, they wouldn't post it on the internet, would they??? With any luck, the Repubs won't have much to say about whether there's a draft, or not, after the election. :-) Time to derail the New American Century disaster plan. Time for a change. We'll have to see how courageous, or scared, the electorate is in a few weeks. |
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Gould,
Do you disagree that the party you support wants the draft reinstated? I don't support any political party. My choice for POTUS this year will be a Democrat. I am seriously debating between the Demo and the Repub candidate in the Wash State Gov. election- she's more liberal and more tuned in to some of my concerns, but he might be a better administrator. Unlike the POTUS race, the Republican candidate hasn't already proven to be inept. I vote for the man, not the party. Next time you right wingers run a qualified candidate, I will carefully compare with other choices and perhaps support him or her for the office. |
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There are plans for a draft, but the Bush-****ters won't dare admit it
until after the elections. Some folks who are reluctant to register their guns, for fear the government might take them away, are eager to register their kids for that *exact* purpose. Go figure. |
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Gould 0738 wrote:
There are plans for a draft, but the Bush-****ters won't dare admit it until after the elections. Some folks who are reluctant to register their guns, for fear the government might take them away, are eager to register their kids for that *exact* purpose. Go figure. Easy...they are only "right to life" when it concerns a fetus. -- We today have a president of the United States who looks like he is the son of Howdy Doody or Alfred E. Newman, who isn't smarter than either of them, who is arrogant about his ignorance, who is reckless and incompetent, and whose backers are turning the United States into a pariah. What, me worry? |
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Gould,
You have been all concerned about the republicans keeping the proposed draft secret till after the elections. If you have any problems with the draft you need to contact the following representative: The following representative introduced the legislation: Mr. RANGEL Dem. from NY, Mr. MCDERMOTT Dem from Washington State, Mr. CONYERS, Mr. LEWIS Dem of Georgia, Mr. STARK Dem from California, and Mr. ABERCROMBIE Dem. from Hawaii, introduced the following bill; which was referred to the Committee on Armed Services. The bill to reinstate the draft was introduced by democrats as a way to make sure the privilege have to serve in the armed forces. I guess the White House and Republicans are not responsible after all. "Gould 0738" wrote in message ... There are plans for a draft, but the Bush-****ters won't dare admit it until after the elections. Some folks who are reluctant to register their guns, for fear the government might take them away, are eager to register their kids for that *exact* purpose. Go figure. |
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![]() "Gould 0738" wrote in message ... It's not my role to defend the site. Check it out and draw your own conclusion, but don't blindly accept Bush Limbaugh's spin on the matter. Why do you think I listen to Rush or any talk radio? I don't and haven't listen to Rush in over 5 years. When I did I listened to it to hear his outrageous statements and his twisted logic. I guess if someone disagrees with you, they must listen to Rush. |
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