America invaded

June 30th, 2010

I heard the Atty Gen of Arizona on Fox News last evening. He said that armed convoys of drug smugglers regularly come across the border into the US. The use very sophisticated equipment to communicate and to scan the area and locate our border patrols. If this isn’t a series of armed invasions of our nation then I don’t know what is. He said the federal government was studying the situation–studying an armed invasion? It’s time for the military to protect our borders with orders to shoot to kill.

Urgent info for folks stationed at Camp Lejune

June 28th, 2010

It appears that the water source at Camp Lejune has been contaminated for some time. Anyone stationed there who is having severe health problems should investigate their options. Veterans can work directly with the VA. Since this is a marine base, do let your friends who are former marines know about this.

Korean War

June 26th, 2010

The Korean War began today in 1950. We weren’t ready for that war; it took us by surprise, but, in the end we won–militarily. Because of politics the Korean peninsula was and is divided and we are still at war–the fighting ended with a truce–and nothing has happened since then. North Korea is the worlds number one rogue nation; it provides weaponry (including nuclear) to all comers.

Like Vietnam, we won on the battlefield but didn’t win the war. Let’s not do that again in the Mideast.

PS. Today is also the anniversary of Custer’s last stand.

Firing McChrystal was the right thing to do

June 25th, 2010

I don’t often agree with President Obama, but General Stan McChrystal, a great general, blew it and is suffering the logical consequences of his actions. Granted that there is no apparent evidence that he ever spoke negatively about his superiors, but he absolutely allowed an attitude to exist among his staff and subordinates that most of them were incompetent clowns. The reporter clearly picked up on this unprofessional atmosphere or culture. We’re not talking, here, about the occasional negative comment–this was the atmosphere of the headquarters–and it’s the boss’s responsibility. Sorry, General McChrystal, you’re a great man and we’ll miss you.

Hummm. I wonder if a McChrystal for President committee has formed anywhere.

Episode 132

June 24th, 2010

6/24/2010

Episode 132

Topics

Bill Hardiman: Citizenship
Combat Vets for Congress: Bob McConnell, Dan Gilyeat, John Loughlin, York Kleinhandler
LZ Michigan: Paul Ryan; Icaucus: Frank Anderson
News and Commentary by the Colonel: The Constitution says, “No, you can’t.”

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