John Tuma Up

Aloha,

Enlisted Army1969-72.Served in Vietnam 1971 as an interrogator, trained in
Vietnamese. Refused to torture PAVN prisoners. In 1991 was working in the
Archeology Lab at the University of Massachusetts in Boston.

If you are still monitoring this news group please contact me via

our web site (http://www.oz.net/~vvawai/) concerning the "Not in our

name " campaign (http://www.notinourname.net/) -

Mahalo, redvet

On Sun, 7 Dec 2003 1653 -1000, "redvet" wrote:

>Aloha,
>
>Enlisted Army1969-72.Served in Vietnam 1971 as an interrogator, trained in
>Vietnamese. Refused to torture PAVN prisoners. In 1991 was working in the
>Archeology Lab at the University of Massachusetts in Boston.


Red,
First off you know damn well he isn't reading the mail here, so isn't
it time to give up the "I'm looking for" crap?.
Second and most important, most of us that served never, read never
Tortured POW, but that's a given and you already knew that, guess you
just wanted to stir it up a little, again.

How's the marching going? How that go again " Hell no we won't go "
" We're mentally to slow".

Later

Ken
11Bravo

>If you are still monitoring this news group please contact me via
>
>our web site

redvet,

the lone demonstrator returned to Green Lake (Seattle) this past weekend. He
dropped the anti-war poster and assumed a hate bush sign. Two other
demonstrators were anti-abortionists (both 40-ish females and one not too bad
looking). The former anti-war guy was talking up a storm with the good looking
gal and I think he had something other than bush on his mind... or maybe...
sheesh!

maybe there's something to this demonstrating stuff after all.

- LMAO

Greg