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programs. ************************************************** ******* Class Work Complete, ICDC NCOs Ready to Lead by Sgt. Susan German. 122nd MPAD BAGHDAD, Iraq – The Iraqi Civil Defense Corps officially welcomed its NCO “backbone” during graduation ceremonies for the first Primarily Leadership Development Course March 11. The NCOs completed the first class of the Primary Leadership Development Course conducted in Iraq by the United States Army. The ceremony was held at the Camp Muleskinner, which is home to the 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment’s Support Squadron. The regiment is part of Task Force 1st Armored Division. One hundred sixteen ICDC soldiers participated in the historic ceremony. The program followed the U.S. Army’s traditional ceremonial sequence of events. It began with the arrival of the official party, which included members of the cadre, as well as guest speaker Command Sgt. Maj. Michael Bush, 1st Armored Division command sergeant major. Following the national anthems of the United States and Iraq, the new noncommissioned officers recited the NCO creed and charge in their native language. “You are the history makers of this great country,” Bush told the NCOs. He and Master Sgt. Johnny McKenzie, the NCO academy commandant, presented diplomas to the soldiers. As they walked through a receiving line, their chevrons were “wetted down,” following an NCO tradition. Fifteen Training and Doctrine Command drill sergeants from Fort Sill, Okla., led the trainees through a 113-hour program of instruction (POI). The course focused on six areas: leadership, communication skills, maintenance, professional skills, military training and military studies. Emphasis was placed on leadership and professional skills. Following a strict training schedule, the Iraqi soldiers practiced drill and ceremony and conducted physical training during the two-week course. Every classroom had an interpreter and instructional slides were presented in both English and Arabic. Soldiers were required to take a written exam and also received periodic counseling to evaluate their progress. The initial course was opened up to soldiers serving in senior leadership positions such as platoon sergeant through sergeant major. Attendees were recommended for the course by their U.S. Army partners. Most served in leadership positions to prepare them for attendance in the class. Medical screening and background checks were conducted before soldiers reported for class. “The general theme of the course was “BE KNOW DO.” Three simple words that the (Iraqi) Soldiers could speak, are easy to remember and when you apply the concept to the NCO corps, that’s what we expect,” said Sgt. Maj. David Davenport, the 1AD operations section sergeant major (G3). The drill sergeants said they were pleased with the progress made by their students. They learned basic commands in Arabic, but depended on interpreters to relay their messages. Drill sergeant Staff Sgt. Richard George said the cadre ensured that commands were understood correctly was through repetition of every task. The respect that the ICDC soldiers had for their instructors became evident during the post-ceremony celebrations. The new NCOs hoisted their drill sergeants onto their shoulders while chanting traditional Iraqi cheers and songs as they carried them around the hall. The ceremony marked a new beginning for the NCOs and their country as they assumed leadership positions in their nation’s defense, Davenport said. “I’m very excited about it,” Davenport said. “They’re very eager to assume their new role.” ************************************************** ******** John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! |
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John H wrote in message ... This must be secret because it hasn't been on any of the news programs. ************************************************** ******* Class Work Complete, ICDC NCOs Ready to Lead by Sgt. Susan German. 122nd MPAD BAGHDAD, Iraq - The Iraqi Civil Defense Corps officially welcomed its NCO "backbone" during graduation ceremonies for the first Primarily Leadership Development Course March 11. snip Translation....... more cannon fodder! Do they print 'Stars & Stripes' in Arabic?? |
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On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 17:37:50 GMT, "Don White"
wrote: John H wrote in message .. . This must be secret because it hasn't been on any of the news programs. ************************************************** ******* Class Work Complete, ICDC NCOs Ready to Lead by Sgt. Susan German. 122nd MPAD BAGHDAD, Iraq - The Iraqi Civil Defense Corps officially welcomed its NCO "backbone" during graduation ceremonies for the first Primarily Leadership Development Course March 11. snip Translation....... more cannon fodder! Do they print 'Stars & Stripes' in Arabic?? Do they print the New York Times in Arabic? What pertinence does the question have on the issue? John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! |
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John H wrote in message ... Do they print the New York Times in Arabic? What pertinence does the question have on the issue? John H Is it possible the army Pr people might be able to do as complete a brainwash on them as on some American veterans? |
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On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 19:01:18 GMT, "Don White"
wrote: John H wrote in message .. . Do they print the New York Times in Arabic? What pertinence does the question have on the issue? John H Is it possible the army Pr people might be able to do as complete a brainwash on them as on some American veterans? I suppose there's an allegation of something in there somewhere, but it's over my head. Help me out here, I'm more into the straightforward type stuff. Are you implying that the article I posted about Iraqi NCOs is some type of "brainwashing?" Do you think Sgt. Susan German is into brainwashing? Or could she just be reporting a positive piece of news about Iraq? Do you believe that there is *nothing* good happening in Iraq, or does it just upset you to *hear* about it? John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! |
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On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 14:29:41 -0500, John H
wrote: Do you believe that there is *nothing* good happening in Iraq, or does it just upset you to *hear* about it? ============================================== Frankly John, I think there are quite a few of us who would prefer not to hear about it in THIS news group. You started out here as a fairly straight guy who liked to talk about boats, fishing and the Chesapeake, all suitable topics of course. Lately, you seem to have lost your way somewhere and ended up aground in OT marsh. Just my 2 cents worth. |
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On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 14:51:35 -0500, Wayne.B
wrote: On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 14:29:41 -0500, John H wrote: Do you believe that there is *nothing* good happening in Iraq, or does it just upset you to *hear* about it? ============================================== Frankly John, I think there are quite a few of us who would prefer not to hear about it in THIS news group. You started out here as a fairly straight guy who liked to talk about boats, fishing and the Chesapeake, all suitable topics of course. Lately, you seem to have lost your way somewhere and ended up aground in OT marsh. Just my 2 cents worth. Yup, you're probably right. Too much free time lately. John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! |
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On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 15:06:03 -0500, John H wrote:
On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 14:51:35 -0500, Wayne.B wrote: On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 14:29:41 -0500, John H wrote: Do you believe that there is *nothing* good happening in Iraq, or does it just upset you to *hear* about it? ============================================== Frankly John, I think there are quite a few of us who would prefer not to hear about it in THIS news group. You started out here as a fairly straight guy who liked to talk about boats, fishing and the Chesapeake, all suitable topics of course. Lately, you seem to have lost your way somewhere and ended up aground in OT marsh. Just my 2 cents worth. Yup, you're probably right. Too much free time lately. John, here's a suggestion: no matter what the weather, get out on the water. Then, I guarantee, the pettiness and animosity that has been pervading this newsgroup for months will fade from your perception--and you won't feel like contributing to it in any way. :) --note smiley Me, I've just come back from 8 days on the high seas, half of which was in the beautiful Sea of Cortez, and all of which was spent being shamelessly catered to. I can highly recommend Celebrity--but they wouldn't let me drive the damn boat! I even brought my own GPS. Joe Parsons John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! |
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John H wrote in message ... Are you implying that the article I posted about Iraqi NCOs is some type of "brainwashing?" Do you think Sgt. Susan German is into brainwashing? Or could she just be reporting a positive piece of news about Iraq? Do you believe that there is *nothing* good happening in Iraq, or does it just upset you to *hear* about it? John H Sorry...I came of age during the Vietnam era. I just don't believe most of what the military says. Call me cynical if you want. |
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On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 20:18:21 GMT, Joe Parsons
wrote: On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 15:06:03 -0500, John H wrote: On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 14:51:35 -0500, Wayne.B wrote: On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 14:29:41 -0500, John H wrote: Do you believe that there is *nothing* good happening in Iraq, or does it just upset you to *hear* about it? ============================================= = Frankly John, I think there are quite a few of us who would prefer not to hear about it in THIS news group. You started out here as a fairly straight guy who liked to talk about boats, fishing and the Chesapeake, all suitable topics of course. Lately, you seem to have lost your way somewhere and ended up aground in OT marsh. Just my 2 cents worth. Yup, you're probably right. Too much free time lately. John, here's a suggestion: no matter what the weather, get out on the water. Then, I guarantee, the pettiness and animosity that has been pervading this newsgroup for months will fade from your perception--and you won't feel like contributing to it in any way. :) --note smiley Me, I've just come back from 8 days on the high seas, half of which was in the beautiful Sea of Cortez, and all of which was spent being shamelessly catered to. I can highly recommend Celebrity--but they wouldn't let me drive the damn boat! I even brought my own GPS. Joe Parsons I can't get on the water until April 1st. My boat is in a boatel, way back at the end on the highest rack. The marina has filled the open area with boats from slips and won't have them all out until late March. It's driving me crazy. But I knew the deal when I signed on the dotted line, so I can't bitch too much. Your trip sounds wonderful. The wife and I are going to Holland during the last of April for a couple weeks. That will be fun, but not like a cruise. I've been thinking of a cruise up to Alaska one of these days when she retires. We'll see. I'll try to be good for a while. John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! |
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On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 15:46:36 -0500, John H wrote:
On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 20:18:21 GMT, Joe Parsons wrote: On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 15:06:03 -0500, John H wrote: On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 14:51:35 -0500, Wayne.B wrote: On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 14:29:41 -0500, John H wrote: Do you believe that there is *nothing* good happening in Iraq, or does it just upset you to *hear* about it? ============================================ == Frankly John, I think there are quite a few of us who would prefer not to hear about it in THIS news group. You started out here as a fairly straight guy who liked to talk about boats, fishing and the Chesapeake, all suitable topics of course. Lately, you seem to have lost your way somewhere and ended up aground in OT marsh. Just my 2 cents worth. Yup, you're probably right. Too much free time lately. John, here's a suggestion: no matter what the weather, get out on the water. Then, I guarantee, the pettiness and animosity that has been pervading this newsgroup for months will fade from your perception--and you won't feel like contributing to it in any way. :) --note smiley Me, I've just come back from 8 days on the high seas, half of which was in the beautiful Sea of Cortez, and all of which was spent being shamelessly catered to. I can highly recommend Celebrity--but they wouldn't let me drive the damn boat! I even brought my own GPS. Joe Parsons I can't get on the water until April 1st. My boat is in a boatel, way back at the end on the highest rack. The marina has filled the open area with boats from slips and won't have them all out until late March. It's driving me crazy. But I knew the deal when I signed on the dotted line, so I can't bitch too much. And yet, here you are, bitching too much! (kidding...kidding!) Then go out to the marina with food and beverage of your choice, possibly something to smoke (I enjoyed some of Fidel's finest while in Mexico) and gaze longingly at other people's boats. Think of it as foreplay. Your trip sounds wonderful. The wife and I are going to Holland during the last of April for a couple weeks. That will be fun, but not like a cruise. I've been thinking of a cruise up to Alaska one of these days when she retires. We'll see. Why wait? We had an excellent experience with Cruise.com and with Celebrity. I did come to believe the rule of thumb about the cost, though--it's easy to double the cost of your cruise with the "extras" like beverages, massages and such. But it was SO worth it! I'll try to be good for a while. Good plan! Joe Parsons |
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Don White wrote:
John H wrote in message ... Are you implying that the article I posted about Iraqi NCOs is some type of "brainwashing?" Do you think Sgt. Susan German is into brainwashing? Or could she just be reporting a positive piece of news about Iraq? Do you believe that there is *nothing* good happening in Iraq, or does it just upset you to *hear* about it? John H Sorry...I came of age during the Vietnam era. I just don't believe most of what the military says. Call me cynical if you want. Most of the military pr crap that herring posts here isn't news by any news organization's standards, which is why hardly any legit news outlets pick it up. |
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Take your ****ing off topic crap about bush the idiot elsewhere.
"John H" wrote in message ... This must be secret because it hasn't been on any of the news programs. ************************************************** ******* Class Work Complete, ICDC NCOs Ready to Lead by Sgt. Susan German. 122nd MPAD BAGHDAD, Iraq - The Iraqi Civil Defense Corps officially welcomed its NCO "backbone" during graduation ceremonies for the first Primarily Leadership Development Course March 11. The NCOs completed the first class of the Primary Leadership Development Course conducted in Iraq by the United States Army. The ceremony was held at the Camp Muleskinner, which is home to the 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment's Support Squadron. The regiment is part of Task Force 1st Armored Division. One hundred sixteen ICDC soldiers participated in the historic ceremony. The program followed the U.S. Army's traditional ceremonial sequence of events. It began with the arrival of the official party, which included members of the cadre, as well as guest speaker Command Sgt. Maj. Michael Bush, 1st Armored Division command sergeant major. Following the national anthems of the United States and Iraq, the new noncommissioned officers recited the NCO creed and charge in their native language. "You are the history makers of this great country," Bush told the NCOs. He and Master Sgt. Johnny McKenzie, the NCO academy commandant, presented diplomas to the soldiers. As they walked through a receiving line, their chevrons were "wetted down," following an NCO tradition. Fifteen Training and Doctrine Command drill sergeants from Fort Sill, Okla., led the trainees through a 113-hour program of instruction (POI). The course focused on six areas: leadership, communication skills, maintenance, professional skills, military training and military studies. Emphasis was placed on leadership and professional skills. Following a strict training schedule, the Iraqi soldiers practiced drill and ceremony and conducted physical training during the two-week course. Every classroom had an interpreter and instructional slides were presented in both English and Arabic. Soldiers were required to take a written exam and also received periodic counseling to evaluate their progress. The initial course was opened up to soldiers serving in senior leadership positions such as platoon sergeant through sergeant major. Attendees were recommended for the course by their U.S. Army partners. Most served in leadership positions to prepare them for attendance in the class. Medical screening and background checks were conducted before soldiers reported for class. "The general theme of the course was "BE KNOW DO." Three simple words that the (Iraqi) Soldiers could speak, are easy to remember and when you apply the concept to the NCO corps, that's what we expect," said Sgt. Maj. David Davenport, the 1AD operations section sergeant major (G3). The drill sergeants said they were pleased with the progress made by their students. They learned basic commands in Arabic, but depended on interpreters to relay their messages. Drill sergeant Staff Sgt. Richard George said the cadre ensured that commands were understood correctly was through repetition of every task. The respect that the ICDC soldiers had for their instructors became evident during the post-ceremony celebrations. The new NCOs hoisted their drill sergeants onto their shoulders while chanting traditional Iraqi cheers and songs as they carried them around the hall. The ceremony marked a new beginning for the NCOs and their country as they assumed leadership positions in their nation's defense, Davenport said. "I'm very excited about it," Davenport said. "They're very eager to assume their new role." ************************************************** ******** John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! |
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On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 23:04:01 GMT, "Lawrence James"
wrote: Take your ****ing off topic crap about bush the idiot elsewhere. "John H" wrote in message .. . This must be secret because it hasn't been on any of the news programs. ************************************************** ******* Class Work Complete, ICDC NCOs Ready to Lead by Sgt. Susan German. 122nd MPAD BAGHDAD, Iraq - The Iraqi Civil Defense Corps officially welcomed its NCO "backbone" during graduation ceremonies for the first Primarily Leadership Development Course March 11. The NCOs completed the first class of the Primary Leadership Development Course conducted in Iraq by the United States Army. The ceremony was held at the Camp Muleskinner, which is home to the 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment's Support Squadron. The regiment is part of Task Force 1st Armored Division. One hundred sixteen ICDC soldiers participated in the historic ceremony. The program followed the U.S. Army's traditional ceremonial sequence of events. It began with the arrival of the official party, which included members of the cadre, as well as guest speaker Command Sgt. Maj. Michael Bush, 1st Armored Division command sergeant major. Following the national anthems of the United States and Iraq, the new noncommissioned officers recited the NCO creed and charge in their native language. "You are the history makers of this great country," Bush told the NCOs. He and Master Sgt. Johnny McKenzie, the NCO academy commandant, presented diplomas to the soldiers. As they walked through a receiving line, their chevrons were "wetted down," following an NCO tradition. Fifteen Training and Doctrine Command drill sergeants from Fort Sill, Okla., led the trainees through a 113-hour program of instruction (POI). The course focused on six areas: leadership, communication skills, maintenance, professional skills, military training and military studies. Emphasis was placed on leadership and professional skills. Following a strict training schedule, the Iraqi soldiers practiced drill and ceremony and conducted physical training during the two-week course. Every classroom had an interpreter and instructional slides were presented in both English and Arabic. Soldiers were required to take a written exam and also received periodic counseling to evaluate their progress. The initial course was opened up to soldiers serving in senior leadership positions such as platoon sergeant through sergeant major. Attendees were recommended for the course by their U.S. Army partners. Most served in leadership positions to prepare them for attendance in the class. Medical screening and background checks were conducted before soldiers reported for class. "The general theme of the course was "BE KNOW DO." Three simple words that the (Iraqi) Soldiers could speak, are easy to remember and when you apply the concept to the NCO corps, that's what we expect," said Sgt. Maj. David Davenport, the 1AD operations section sergeant major (G3). The drill sergeants said they were pleased with the progress made by their students. They learned basic commands in Arabic, but depended on interpreters to relay their messages. Drill sergeant Staff Sgt. Richard George said the cadre ensured that commands were understood correctly was through repetition of every task. The respect that the ICDC soldiers had for their instructors became evident during the post-ceremony celebrations. The new NCOs hoisted their drill sergeants onto their shoulders while chanting traditional Iraqi cheers and songs as they carried them around the hall. The ceremony marked a new beginning for the NCOs and their country as they assumed leadership positions in their nation's defense, Davenport said. "I'm very excited about it," Davenport said. "They're very eager to assume their new role." ************************************************** ******** John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! Wrong Bush. John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! |
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Here goes Harry again talking all that liberal crap again. He seems to think
the liberal news media is telling the truth. He believes everything they are saying about the war in Iraq is true. He lives in a Democratic Sand bucket. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Don White wrote: John H wrote in message ... Are you implying that the article I posted about Iraqi NCOs is some type of "brainwashing?" Do you think Sgt. Susan German is into brainwashing? Or could she just be reporting a positive piece of news about Iraq? Do you believe that there is *nothing* good happening in Iraq, or does it just upset you to *hear* about it? John H Sorry...I came of age during the Vietnam era. I just don't believe most of what the military says. Call me cynical if you want. Most of the military pr crap that herring posts here isn't news by any news organization's standards, which is why hardly any legit news outlets pick it up. |
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"Bill" wrote in message ...
Here goes Harry again talking all that liberal crap again. He seems to think the liberal news media is telling the truth. As opposed to the BushCo spinners, who always tell the truth, right? He believes everything they are saying about the war in Iraq is true. What has the liberal media said about Iraq that is not true? Where ARE those pesky weapons of mass destruction, anyway? |
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"basskisser" wrote in message om... "Bill" wrote in message ... Here goes Harry again talking all that liberal crap again. He seems to think the liberal news media is telling the truth. As opposed to the BushCo spinners, who always tell the truth, right? He believes everything they are saying about the war in Iraq is true. What has the liberal media said about Iraq that is not true? Where ARE those pesky weapons of mass destruction, anyway? He used them all on his own people. Oh if this is all you have on the war I think YOU NEED TO SHUT UP. That I all I have been hearing from all you L-babies. If you Believe the liberal news media I have a brand new Checkmate 23 foot boat I will sell you for a dollar..Yea Right Let me know if you want it...asskisser |
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Took the words right out of my mouth James...
"Lawrence James" wrote in message k.net... Take your ****ing off topic crap about bush the idiot elsewhere. "John H" wrote in message ... This must be secret because it hasn't been on any of the news programs. ************************************************** ******* Class Work Complete, ICDC NCOs Ready to Lead by Sgt. Susan German. 122nd MPAD BAGHDAD, Iraq - The Iraqi Civil Defense Corps officially welcomed its NCO "backbone" during graduation ceremonies for the first Primarily Leadership Development Course March 11. The NCOs completed the first class of the Primary Leadership Development Course conducted in Iraq by the United States Army. The ceremony was held at the Camp Muleskinner, which is home to the 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment's Support Squadron. The regiment is part of Task Force 1st Armored Division. One hundred sixteen ICDC soldiers participated in the historic ceremony. The program followed the U.S. Army's traditional ceremonial sequence of events. It began with the arrival of the official party, which included members of the cadre, as well as guest speaker Command Sgt. Maj. Michael Bush, 1st Armored Division command sergeant major. Following the national anthems of the United States and Iraq, the new noncommissioned officers recited the NCO creed and charge in their native language. "You are the history makers of this great country," Bush told the NCOs. He and Master Sgt. Johnny McKenzie, the NCO academy commandant, presented diplomas to the soldiers. As they walked through a receiving line, their chevrons were "wetted down," following an NCO tradition. Fifteen Training and Doctrine Command drill sergeants from Fort Sill, Okla., led the trainees through a 113-hour program of instruction (POI). The course focused on six areas: leadership, communication skills, maintenance, professional skills, military training and military studies. Emphasis was placed on leadership and professional skills. Following a strict training schedule, the Iraqi soldiers practiced drill and ceremony and conducted physical training during the two-week course. Every classroom had an interpreter and instructional slides were presented in both English and Arabic. Soldiers were required to take a written exam and also received periodic counseling to evaluate their progress. The initial course was opened up to soldiers serving in senior leadership positions such as platoon sergeant through sergeant major. Attendees were recommended for the course by their U.S. Army partners. Most served in leadership positions to prepare them for attendance in the class. Medical screening and background checks were conducted before soldiers reported for class. "The general theme of the course was "BE KNOW DO." Three simple words that the (Iraqi) Soldiers could speak, are easy to remember and when you apply the concept to the NCO corps, that's what we expect," said Sgt. Maj. David Davenport, the 1AD operations section sergeant major (G3). The drill sergeants said they were pleased with the progress made by their students. They learned basic commands in Arabic, but depended on interpreters to relay their messages. Drill sergeant Staff Sgt. Richard George said the cadre ensured that commands were understood correctly was through repetition of every task. The respect that the ICDC soldiers had for their instructors became evident during the post-ceremony celebrations. The new NCOs hoisted their drill sergeants onto their shoulders while chanting traditional Iraqi cheers and songs as they carried them around the hall. The ceremony marked a new beginning for the NCOs and their country as they assumed leadership positions in their nation's defense, Davenport said. "I'm very excited about it," Davenport said. "They're very eager to assume their new role." ************************************************** ******** John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! |
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"Bill" wrote in message ...
"basskisser" wrote in message om... "Bill" wrote in message ... Here goes Harry again talking all that liberal crap again. He seems to think the liberal news media is telling the truth. As opposed to the BushCo spinners, who always tell the truth, right? He believes everything they are saying about the war in Iraq is true. What has the liberal media said about Iraq that is not true? Where ARE those pesky weapons of mass destruction, anyway? He used them all on his own people. Oh if this is all you have on the war I think YOU NEED TO SHUT UP. That I all I have been hearing from all you L-babies. If you Believe the liberal news media I have a brand new Checkmate 23 foot boat I will sell you for a dollar. What an intelligent sounding post...NOT!! Again, please answer this: What has the "liberal media" said about the Iraq war that is not true? |
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"Bill" wrote in message ...
Here goes Harry again talking all that liberal crap again. He seems to think the liberal news media is telling the truth. He believes everything they are saying about the war in Iraq is true. He lives in a Democratic Sand bucket. If you know so damned much, prove him different. |
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In article , "Don White" wrote:
John H wrote in message .. . Are you implying that the article I posted about Iraqi NCOs is some type of "brainwashing?" Do you think Sgt. Susan German is into brainwashing? Or could she just be reporting a positive piece of news about Iraq? Do you believe that there is *nothing* good happening in Iraq, or does it just upset you to *hear* about it? John H Sorry...I came of age during the Vietnam era. I just don't believe most of what the military says. Call me cynical if you want. But you suck up all of what the United Nations tells you though eh? Cynical wouldn't be my term for describing you.... |
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"basskisser" wrote in message om... "Bill" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message om... "Bill" wrote in message ... Here goes Harry again talking all that liberal crap again. He seems to think the liberal news media is telling the truth. As opposed to the BushCo spinners, who always tell the truth, right? He believes everything they are saying about the war in Iraq is true. What has the liberal media said about Iraq that is not true? Where ARE those pesky weapons of mass destruction, anyway? He used them all on his own people. Oh if this is all you have on the war I think YOU NEED TO SHUT UP. That I all I have been hearing from all you L-babies. If you Believe the liberal news media I have a brand new Checkmate 23 foot boat I will sell you for a dollar. What an intelligent sounding post...NOT!! Again, please answer this: What has the "liberal media" said about the Iraq war that is not true? I tell you what asskisser when you have a son over their and you have people Bash our President and putting our solders in harm's way. When you do then I will shut up. Until then you Shut then F%$K UP... All the media is doing is Bashing the President every day. They hate him so much that they are will to let this country go down the tubes. Bush made the world safer, even though you might not think so. Just look at Libya, North Korea, and Now look at what is happening over in Israel. The Humus Group said they would not do anything to Americans. This is because they know that we will Kick their ass. We now have a President that has Dignity and Honor. More then what I can say what you L-babies had..... Oh and My son is in the 2nd BDE 1-26 Inf BN with the 1st ID In Iraq |
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On Thu, 25 Mar 2004 18:20:03 -0600, "Bill" wrote:
"basskisser" wrote in message . com... "Bill" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message om... "Bill" wrote in message ... Here goes Harry again talking all that liberal crap again. He seems to think the liberal news media is telling the truth. As opposed to the BushCo spinners, who always tell the truth, right? He believes everything they are saying about the war in Iraq is true. What has the liberal media said about Iraq that is not true? Where ARE those pesky weapons of mass destruction, anyway? He used them all on his own people. Oh if this is all you have on the war I think YOU NEED TO SHUT UP. That I all I have been hearing from all you L-babies. If you Believe the liberal news media I have a brand new Checkmate 23 foot boat I will sell you for a dollar. What an intelligent sounding post...NOT!! Again, please answer this: What has the "liberal media" said about the Iraq war that is not true? I tell you what asskisser when you have a son over their and you have people Bash our President and putting our solders in harm's way. When you do then I will shut up. Until then you Shut then F%$K UP... All the media is doing is Bashing the President every day. They hate him so much that they are will to let this country go down the tubes. Bush made the world safer, even though you might not think so. Just look at Libya, North Korea, and Now look at what is happening over in Israel. The Humus Group said they would not do anything to Americans. This is because they know that we will Kick their ass. We now have a President that has Dignity and Honor. More then what I can say what you L-babies had..... Oh and My son is in the 2nd BDE 1-26 Inf BN with the 1st ID In Iraq Don't let it bug you, Bill. Keep the source in mind. Hope your son is doing well. My son-in-law just returned about six weeks ago. We were damn glad to see him. Of course my daughter is expecting again! Must be something in that Iraqi water. Do you have email contact with your son at all? Ben, the son-in-law was thrilled anytime we could send him a picture. He didn't have time for fancy responses, but every so often he'd let us know how much they meant to him. Good luck to him. He, along with a lot of others are doing work they can be proud of. It's a damn shame none of the good news stuff ever makes the papers, 'cause there's a lot of good stuff being done. John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! |
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"basskisser" wrote in message om... "Bill" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message om... "Bill" wrote in message ... Here goes Harry again talking all that liberal crap again. He seems to think the liberal news media is telling the truth. As opposed to the BushCo spinners, who always tell the truth, right? He believes everything they are saying about the war in Iraq is true. What has the liberal media said about Iraq that is not true? Where ARE those pesky weapons of mass destruction, anyway? He used them all on his own people. Oh if this is all you have on the war I think YOU NEED TO SHUT UP. That I all I have been hearing from all you L-babies. If you Believe the liberal news media I have a brand new Checkmate 23 foot boat I will sell you for a dollar. What an intelligent sounding post...NOT!! Again, please answer this: What has the "liberal media" said about the Iraq war that is not true? I tell you what asskisser when you have a son over their and you have people Bash our President and putting our solders in harm's way. When you do then I will shut up. Until then you Shut then F%$K UP... All the media is doing is Bashing the President every day. They hate him so much that they are will to let this country go down the tubes. Bush made the world safer, even though you might not think so. Just look at Libya, North Korea, and Now look at what is happening over in Israel. The Humus Group said they would not do anything to Americans. This is because they know that we will Kick their ass. We now have a President that has Dignity and Honor. More then what I can say what you L-babies had..... Oh and My son is in the 2nd BDE 1-26 Inf BN with the 1st ID In Iraq So, I take it that you can't tell me what the "liberal media" has said about Iraq that is not true. How has Bush made the world safer? He went after Saddam, and his cardboard drones. The person that masterminded 911? He's still in operation. Now, I feel for your son, don't get me wrong. I'd even feel for him if he were fighting a war worth fighting, as opposed to fighting a war because the president's daddy wanted revenge. As far as Bush having dignity and honor, I"m sorry, he's a dolt. How can you say a man has honor when he went to war over, let's see, what was it? WMD's....no, that was wrong.... Saddam's involvement with 911?...nope...wait.....oh, I know, he's a bad person, and daddy don't like him. |
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I tell you what asskisser when you have a son over their and you have people Bash our President and putting our solders in harm's way. When you do then I will shut up. Until then you Shut then F%$K UP... All the media is doing is Bashing the President every day. They hate him so much that they are will to let this country go down the tubes. Bush made the world safer, even though you might not think so. Just look at Libya, North Korea, and Now look at what is happening over in Israel. The Humus Group said they would not do anything to Americans. This is because they know that we will Kick their ass. We now have a President that has Dignity and Honor. More then what I can say what you L-babies had..... Oh and My son is in the 2nd BDE 1-26 Inf BN with the 1st ID In Iraq So, I take it that you can't tell me what the "liberal media" has said about Iraq that is not true. How has Bush made the world safer? He went after Saddam, and his cardboard drones. The person that masterminded 911? He's still in operation. Now, I feel for your son, don't get me wrong. I'd even feel for him if he were fighting a war worth fighting, as opposed to fighting a war because the president's daddy wanted revenge. As far as Bush having dignity and honor, I"m sorry, he's a dolt. How can you say a man has honor when he went to war over, let's see, what was it? WMD's....no, that was wrong.... Saddam's involvement with 911?...nope...wait.....oh, I know, he's a bad person, and daddy don't like him. Yea Asskisser We DID NOT go to war over Weapons of Mass Destructing. We went to war because Saddam would not turn over the details of what WMDs he had or did not have. 17 resolution the UN Did not care about or did not have the BALLs to do anything about. This is what the "liberal media" wants to think that it was WMD alone. You and Harry are the same. All you can do is do what these LBabies tell you what to think and what to say. You Can't think on your own so you follow the what they tell you to follow. If you think we went to war in Iraq is over WMD I think you need to get your head out of the Democratic Bull ****. Oh you ask how did Bush make the world safer just read the papers or watch the News but you have to think when you watch because you have to look close for the Truth. If what Kerry is saying about foreign Leaders wanting him to win just look at which leaders they are. We now have a President that has HORNER DIGNITY AND COURAGE ( Think you might need a dictionary to look up these words) more then anything running on the other ticket. The only thing John Kerry can talk about is that he is a Vietnam Veteran but he agreed with Jane Fonda when he came back to the states. Did he stand up for the rest of the veterans that come back Hell NO. He just jump on the band wagon to criticized them. So he could run for senator with his other Lbabies buddies like the Kennedy's. Oh and don't forget that it took him 12 hours to report an car crash (Kennedy that is). So if you base you belief's on the Democratic party will then their is nothing else I can say to you. But if you watch the Fox news you might see the fog lift someday. I would like to think their is still hope for you. |
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Yea Asskisser We DID NOT go to war over Weapons of Mass Destructing. Then we were lied to. Bush said over and over, that Saddam has weapons of mass destruction, and we need to go to war to get rid of them. We went to war because Saddam would not turn over the details of what WMDs he had or did not have. 17 resolution the UN Did not care about or did not have the BALLs to do anything about. This is what the "liberal media" wants to think that it was WMD alone. The liberal media?? I listened to Bush, in a state of the union address, state, without a doubt, Saddam has weapons of mass destruction, and we must get them before he uses the. You and Harry are the same. Nah, we're quite different, actually. All you can do is do what these LBabies tell you what to think and what to say. You Can't think on your own so you follow the what they tell you to follow. Hmm, let's see. A rightie, who no matter how terrible a job the chimp in chief is doing, goose steps to the party, and calls everybody else LBabies, traitors, etc. And you think liberals can't think on there own? If it weren't so silly, I'd say it was funny. If you think we went to war in Iraq is over WMD I think you need to get your head out of the Democratic Bull ****. Again, Bush in a state of the union address....was THAT democratic bull ****? Oh you ask how did Bush make the world safer just read the papers or watch the News but you have to think when you watch because you have to look close for the Truth. If what Kerry is saying about foreign Leaders wanting him to win just look at which leaders they are. We now have a President that has HORNER DIGNITY AND COURAGE I think you've been listening to Hannity too much. |
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"basskisser" wrote in message om... "Bill" wrote in message Yea Asskisser We DID NOT go to war over Weapons of Mass Destructing. Then we were lied to. Bush said over and over, that Saddam has weapons of mass destruction, and we need to go to war to get rid of them. Sorry that was Clinton and his assholes. But you can't blame him. All he could do was bomb an aspirin factory because he had Monica under is desk. He was the one that started putting the media on the WMDs. Maybe it was all a lie then too. Maybe he needed some distraction to cover-up the **** he was doing. Like lying in a court hearing and to the public (I NEVER HAD SEX and what is IS). Does this ring any bells? Oh and remember when Madelyn Albright was on the college campus holding the town meeting trying to convince the college students and the nation that Iraq had WMDs. So don't tell me that Bush Lied. You would not know the truth if came you to you and Bit you in the ASS. We went to war because Saddam would not turn over the details of what WMDs he had or did not have. 17 resolution the UN Did not care about or did not have the BALLs to do anything about. This is what the "liberal media" wants to think that it was WMD alone. The liberal media?? I listened to Bush, in a state of the union address, state, without a doubt, Saddam has weapons of mass destruction, and we must get them before he uses the. You and Harry are the same. Nah, we're quite different, actually. All you can do is do what these LBabies tell you what to think and what to say. You Can't think on your own so you follow the what they tell you to follow. Hmm, let's see. A rightie, who no matter how terrible a job the chimp in chief is doing, goose steps to the party, and calls everybody else LBabies, traitors, etc. And you think liberals can't think on there own? If it weren't so silly, I'd say it was funny. If you think we went to war in Iraq is over WMD I think you need to get your head out of the Democratic Bull ****. Again, Bush in a state of the union address....was THAT democratic bull ****? Oh you ask how did Bush make the world safer just read the papers or watch the News but you have to think when you watch because you have to look close for the Truth. If what Kerry is saying about foreign Leaders wanting him to win just look at which leaders they are. We now have a President that has HORNER DIGNITY AND COURAGE I think you've been listening to Hannity too much. |
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"basskisser" wrote in message om... "Bill" wrote in message Yea Asskisser We DID NOT go to war over Weapons of Mass Destructing. Then we were lied to. Bush said over and over, that Saddam has weapons of mass destruction, and we need to go to war to get rid of them. Sorry that was Clinton and his assholes. Really? Perhaps you didn't watch any news, or watch Bush's state of the union address, or listen to Cheney's speeches, or Powell's. They all explicitely stated that we must go after Saddam because he was manufacturing, and storing weapons of mass destruction. Do you not remember that? |
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"basskisser" wrote in message om... "Bill" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message om... "Bill" wrote in message Yea Asskisser We DID NOT go to war over Weapons of Mass Destructing. Then we were lied to. Bush said over and over, that Saddam has weapons of mass destruction, and we need to go to war to get rid of them. Sorry that was Clinton and his assholes. Really? Perhaps you didn't watch any news, or watch Bush's state of the union address, or listen to Cheney's speeches, or Powell's. They all explicitely stated that we must go after Saddam because he was manufacturing, and storing weapons of mass destruction. Do you not remember that? Yea that was from the Clinton era and his assholes. You are right about one thing. He should have never kept that lying s.o.b Clark on staff. So I guess you believe all what he says now since he is bashing Bush. Just like Kerry it depends which audience he is talking too. Oh and He Never has told a lie? Like to the 911 panel. He has done nothing but contradicted himself. He tells what he wrote in his book then says something else. |
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