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Offline Hairy Chest

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Re: Soldier told what he can and can't read.
« Reply #30 on: June 14, 2013, 01:31:19 PM »
Quote from: TM7 on June 14, 2013, 08:26:29 AM
Ahhh yes, Mr. Chest....on that topic I tend to agree, world wide, too,,,Christianity being replaced by judaeo-christiantiy nowadays, which is a shadow of the former teaching...part of the Cabal, their NWO and ZOG.
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White soldiers should read only works dedicated to their own racialist viewpoint.  All other works designed to make him think anything different are designed to make the descendents of America's founding fathers forget who they are and the nation they built. 
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Re: Soldier told what he can and can't read.
« Reply #31 on: June 16, 2013, 06:42:49 AM »
A U.S. soldier is an entirely different animal than any other on earth.  He is our hope.  He represents our continuance as a nation.  No one exemplifies America  more than the common soldier. 
 
I believe he should take his position very seriously and have the strength to keep politics out of his life, especially his on duty life. He should display himself as totally pro gov't, which means pro America, and pro whatever president is currently is in office.  I can say I despise Obama, but a soldier should not have that luxury and should not want it.  Obama is the person that sends him to places where he might die for his country.  He knew that when he enlisted.  Currently, Obama and the leftist elected officials are his boss and his reason for doing his duty.  To work against that, or to show his support for something else, is to undermine the commander-in-chief (his boss) and America itself. 
 
I think we ought to realize a soldier is the best thing we have to maintain us.  It looks really bad for these kind of stories to our enemies.  Someone in the military must keep them straight.  If a soldier wants something his gov't does not want, he should get out and pursue his cause some other way.   
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Re: Soldier told what he can and can't read.
« Reply #32 on: June 16, 2013, 02:58:10 PM »
I can agree with all you are saying..if he were outspoken and spouting politics publicly.  However, the crux of the issue was what this guy was reading and thinking to himself !
  One thing which distinguishes the American soldier from many others is his ability to think for himself..when all command above him is decimated. 
    You must be a student of military history, so you know how often a conflict was won, because of an American soldier or Marine being able to assume command when leadership is gone.  You must also know how some battles were lost, due to some robotic troops inability to act without "superiors" around to issue orders.
  Why should we want robots as troops ?    With this, I am done with this thread...
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Re: Soldier told what he can and can't read.
« Reply #33 on: June 17, 2013, 06:55:11 AM »
Quote from: Mike in Virginia on June 16, 2013, 06:42:49 AM
A U.S. soldier is an entirely different animal than any other on earth.  He is our hope.  He represents our continuance as a nation.  No one exemplifies America  more than the common soldier. 
 
I believe he should take his position very seriously and have the strength to keep politics out of his life, especially his on duty life. He should display himself as totally pro gov't, which means pro America, and pro whatever president is currently is in office.  I can say I despise Obama, but a soldier should not have that luxury and should not want it.  Obama is the person that sends him to places where he might die for his country.  He knew that when he enlisted.  Currently, Obama and the leftist elected officials are his boss and his reason for doing his duty.  To work against that, or to show his support for something else, is to undermine the commander-in-chief (his boss) and America itself. 
 
I think we ought to realize a soldier is the best thing we have to maintain us.  It looks really bad for these kind of stories to our enemies.  Someone in the military must keep them straight.  If a soldier wants something his gov't does not want, he should get out and pursue his cause some other way.   

Really?  A solider should keep politics out of his life?  It should be just the opposite. If he has to go off and fight and put his own life on the line, he should be concerned what he is really fighting for.  Is he defending his own heritage and race, or somebody elses?  Maybe after careful review, he will think otherwise.
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Re: Soldier told what he can and can't read.
« Reply #34 on: June 17, 2013, 03:24:27 PM »
Not so, Harry.  He does not have to go and fight.  He made a decision to join the military.  He chose to join and fight and took an oath that he would defend the U.S.  No one gave him authority to contest either the rules or the leadership. 
 
I think he ought to be sent to the hottest fighting currently going on and be forced to keep the bullets flying at America's enemy, if for nothing else than to save his own hide, and to not have time to dwell on politics.  He's a soldier, a fighter, or at least he should be.  No one can tell him what to think, but they can tell him how to behave.  If he doesn't like it or has an inner character to keep him supporting America by fighting for it, he ought to get out. 
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Re: Soldier told what he can and can't read.
« Reply #35 on: July 01, 2013, 09:27:03 AM »
Quote from: yellowtail3 on June 09, 2013, 06:52:14 AM
E-7 should know better, even if he is Army.
Maybe with some of the other stuff that was done but I see absolutely no problem with reading what he was reading. Back when I was in, folks had no problem with beating up on Reagan. I guess the times have changed and the only view a person is allowed to have is a "left" view.
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Re: Soldier told what he can and can't read.
« Reply #36 on: July 01, 2013, 02:34:14 PM »
Our oath of enlistment was to the Constitution of the United States, not to any Fuehrer !!  We are expected to follow our leadership only insofar as they adhere to the Constitution!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  Oath of Enlistment       
 
I, _name____, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; and that I will obey the orders of the President of the United States and the orders of the officers appointed over me, according to regulations and the Uniform Code of Military Justice. So help me God."
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  Please recall; even the Nazis at Nuremburg were not allowed to skate by claiming "I was just following my leader's orders" 
  Our own military has come out saying that we are not to follow illegal orders.  If and when any leader, even a C-in-C when he ignores or countermands the constitution, becomes a "domestic enemy" of that constitution.
    Throughout our history, Americans have never respected troops who were simply "marching zombies".
  Some of you seem to think that American troops should perform as automatons, but I believe most American veterans would disagree with you, just as I and my fellow Legionaires do.  That's why American, Canadian, British and Austrailian troops don't march in the "goose-step" manner.  We are from relatively free nations...
  Dictators.. Soviet Union, North Korea, Nazis, and Iran, etc,  force their troops to march "goose step"..and that's how they expect them to THINK!!  Free nations don't expect such "mind control" to be exerted upon our troops... give us a break!
 
  I have personal acquaintance with several current troops (mostly elite, combat experienced troops) and they think for themselves..yes, even when going into combat.  They do their duty..but still have active brain cells..
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