Comments on: Tehran Students Protest Ahmadinejad Speech

Demonstrators Call Iranian President "Dictator," Clash With Hardliners

[prinzowhales]

tuckerndfw--I had a TS-SCI--I think that was it--and was a TSCO Asst. I spent my entire active tour in ASA. They issued us flag orders to travel...If we went by autobahn, we were timed. We had SFs cruise through now and again...Marines and Zoomies as well... all were super people. I started to go back as a civilian...got a big packet of forms from the Army and it just reminded me of the BS, so I just chunked it in the trash.

I see you''ve got a conversation going with what we used to call ''lifers'' and ''treads''...I like the term "brass polishers". These were people who stayed in the Army because they couldn''t make a living being an ****** anywhere else...Met some good career military who were very job oriented and salt of the earth as well...never met a warrant officer I didn''t like and who wasn''t competent...couldn''t say that for a host of RA officers...I can only imagine things have gone down hill since then.

[prinzowhales]

I was at Defense Language Institute with Iranians, I certainly don''t want to attack them or their nuclear program. The War Pigs and the things that trail along behind them, picking the peanuts out of their droppings want to paint the world in a Straussian mosaic of black and white--but, men who served the Iran under the Shah and their families still live in Iran...there is a large community of Jews, who have refused the bribes of the Zionists to leave Iran and have assailed Columbia University and New York accorded THEIR president.

The creatures in Washington are unfit to decide what is best for Iranians--they are unfit to decide what is best for Americans...and if we had kept them bound to the limits set by the Constitution, we would not be having this conversation, but instead be focused on solving our own national problems.

An attack on Iran will be an attack for Big Oil and Zionist Israel. Soldiers! Do not obey an illegal war to launch a war of aggression against another nation. It is a war crime. See Colonel Bob Bowman''s letter regarding this.

[doc18d]

Well the tuckster has spoken. I''m to intimidated to stay.
The rest of you that live in the real world, Have a great day.

[doc18d]

tuckendrivel: Ouch, stop your hurting me. Ok everybody. Tuck says im ignorant. I''m sorry. His 3 years of service in Germany 30 years ago makes him a superior source of military information. The rest of us that actually made a career of it don''t have a clue. Thank you tuck for enlightening us. I am so glad that you are here to keep all of us ignorant soldiers in line. oh and by the way. **** oh great and mighty tuck.

[prinzowhales]

tuckerndfw--I could look out my kitchen window and see the double fence and towers and a village over the border...hear the dogs barking. We used to get flag orders and go to Berlin on the duty train...Good times!

[doc18d]

And by the way, If you held the position for 3 months, you would have been rated in that position no matter what your rank was. As an E-5 you did receive an NCOER. Just as a side note, I new many second rate soldiers who professed to loving the military until that one Capt or Lt. ruined it for them. Your entire military career ended because of that. What a soldier. f&*#ing REMF.

[notblue]

Tooo funny! Tucker you have quite the imagination. Did you get that last bit from a Tom Clancy novel? Well your last posts really clears up alot in regards to your "imaginary world". Does your mother know you spend all day on the computer?

[doc18d]

Tuck: Where did you get those ideas?
Number one your clearance required you to never disclose classified information.
An individual soldier does not have the authority to decide when a document is declassified. Secondly the non existence of either entity may render the documents irrelevant, but that does not declassify them. You have no business discussing classified documents, plans or operations. You may spout your anti Bush rhetoric all you like, but do not pretend to use some security clearance you may or may not have held as some kind of proof that you are patriotic or knowledgeable in any of these matters. There is no statute of limitations on treason.

[doc18d]

Tuck: Where did you get those ideas?
Number one your clearance required you to never disclose classified information.
An individual soldier does not have the authority to decide when a document is declassified. Secondly the non existence of either entity may render the documents irrelevant, but that does not declassify them. You have no business discussing classified documents, plans or operations. You may spout your anti Bush rhetoric all you like, but do not pretend to use some security clearance you may or may not have held as some kind of proof that you are patriotic or knowledgeable in any of these matters. There is no statute of limitations on treason.

[ajmarine1]

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