Thanks Bill -- I really appreciate it. My thought at this time is
better them than our soliders -- sorry if that offends anyone. That
is part of the reason that I am hanging around here (plus my interest
in the POW/MIA issue). I feel like I am overwhelmed with anit-war
sentiment around here and I just want to hit someone. It is
refreshing to listen to people like you all that have experience in
dealing with these things and support our soliders.

My brother should be home in April (he has been their since last
April). It is very difficult for me -- he has done tours in Korea,
Bosnia, Kosovo - but this is the first time in an active War Zone.
Hard for an older sister to hear that her baby brother has people
firing RPGs and morters at his compound. I used to get nuts if
someone picked on him on the playground...




fatmane@aol.com (FatmanE) wrote in message news:<20040114100814.07310.00000037@mb-m06.aol.com>...
> >Subject: Re: VIDEO. Shameful attack: 3 iraqi soldiers are killed from an
> >Apache helicopter (Infrared sight). The thir
> >From: danas15146@yahoo.com (Dana)
> >Date: 1/14/2004 8:41 AM Central Standard Time
> >Message-id: <1dd6b3bf.0401140641.38589d0a@posting.google.com>
> >
> >Not even going to try to argue you out of your POV - but as someone
> >with a brother in Iraq right now - let me just add my Fuck You to the
> >others!
> >
> >
> Amen on the fuck you and good luck to your brother.
>
> I don't know what this peckerhead is getting so upset about. For starters if
> they were Iraq soldiers they were enemy soldiers, the object of war is to kill
> enemy soldiers so what the hell did he expect? Peaches and Cream?
>
> And I'm pretty sure that last one they fired up was reaching for his pistol as
> he was low crawling to retrieve that RPG they had hidden so he could shoot the
> U.S. chopper down. He should have waved a white flag.
>
> Last night on Nightline the fuckers shot an RPG at old Ted and the crew so let
> us see if this asshole protest that. The camera actually caught a picture of
> the rocket coming in, the shooter being nervous or a bad shot since the round
> was way overhead.
>
> Bill Clarke