We know we can’t trust our government to tell us the truth about the war in Iraq, or anything else. Nor can we trust the corporate-controlled media. But an opinion piece in today’s New York Times, written by 7 non-commissioned military men just returning from a 15-month tour of duty, provides some insight into America’s noble fight against the nation of Iraq.
Let’s hope that the pen is indeed mightier than the sword.
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Yeah, I saw that.
Sunni Proxy Militias = Hmong Proxy Militias.
Iraqi Army and Police = ARVN.
Iraqi Army and Police infiltrated by insurgents = ARVN units infiltrated by VietMinh.
But if you go carryin’ pictures of Chairman Mao = You ain’t gonna make it with anyone anyhow.
How long do we go through this extended deja-vietnam-vu-saigon?
But you do know, technically the Marines have “A Few Good Men” copyrighted and they wouldn’t want to share it with the Army, not even the 82nd Airborne.