"Military men are dumb, stupid animals to be used as pawns...

[Peter Frank]

...for foreign policy."

Henry Kissinger -- http://americandefenseleague.com/milmen.htm

[ClintonTyree]

1. That's the way people like Kissinger, Cheney and Bush view them

Pawns to sacrificed for their own lust for power and money. That is sad, man. It fits right in with bush's goals though, he thinks they're plastic "army men" he can push around the table when he's playing "war" with Cheney and Rummy. Toads! :grr:

[Peter Frank]

2. But don't they support our troops???

:puke:

[Hubert Flottz]

3. Nazis always think like that!

ALWAYS!

[Peter Frank]

4. Stop speaking the truth...

It will get you in trouble!

Kissinger is a great supporter of our "dumb, stupid animal" pawns.

Why do you need to agitate?!

[Hubert Flottz]

5. Why do you need to agitate?!

I'm working on the 2006 Maytag Award, okay?

I call's them like I see's them!

[Peter Frank]

12. ...

[izzie]

7. To be correct their IQ are usually above the ave plus.........

they have to have good health. Real nubs are weeded out before they can go in and then we vote those into Congress and the WH at times. I just could not help my self on this one. The truth is that they are about the ave, in IQ's and health. Having live near bases for years I can also say that they have about the ave. level of education. Now that people live with their own types will also mean that you your self my look at them as being of a lower class than your self. Or some big rich guy may. Most service people do not make big money or not while they are in service. The Generals usually make it after they get out and start their arms business. You just can not stop thinking that way. But face it one has to be some what smart to run all that crazy stuff they use.

[ClintonTyree]

10. This isn't about our soldiers intelligence.......

it's about the intelligence (or lack thereof) of the men that send them to war. I think we can both agree that those men are totally clueless.

[GeorgeGist]

6. "This country, with its institutions,

belongs to the people who inhabit it. Whenever they shall grow weary of the existing government, they can exercise their constitutional right of amending it, or their revolutionary right to dismember or overthrow it."
~ Abraham Lincoln (R), First Inaugural

When does the military man's oath to defend the constitution trump the military man's oath to obey the president? If the answer is never, then sadly Henry is correct about American Military Men (which leaves American Military Women). Checkmate anyone?

[fujiyama]

8. How come

these nasty, wretched beings live so long? Him, Jesse Helms, Strom Thurmond, all those recent thugs from the Reagan administration...ex Nazi war criminals...so many live to very old ages...

My guess is Bush will as well.

As for that fucker Kissinger, he's partly responsible for our fp problems today. Geniuses like him thought that helping out extremist Islamists was no big deal.

[darkmaestro019]

9. Anyone know where that guy hangs out?

I have a knuckle sandwich I'd like to give him. My stepdad was one of those pawns. He came back so fucked up he used to fling himself down on the sidewalk in FULL NICE WORK CLOTHES--suit, tie--at car backfires. Sobbing because his shirt buttons were costing him that extra millimeter of down-ness.


I even have a little foil packet of mayo to go with it that I stole from Subway last time I was there.


I've really got to get up to speed on that admin and time period, but I'm pretty sure I have enough modern stuff to infuriate me at the moment as it is.

[Peter Frank]

11. My Band Entertained The Boots at Fort Bragg Before the War...

Let me tell you -- these were the brightest, nicest, most considerate people you'd ever want to meet. It's disturbing to think about how many are dead now; but even more disturbing is the idea that these wonderful souls are viewed simply as cannon fodder for foreign policy. :mad:

[Moderator]

13. Locking

OP links to hate website.