Heartless....with all due respect you are clueless......he trained in classrooms (class A school probably) with other technicians. He was 99 % civilian.....a reserve enlisted guy. You have an obvious bias against vets.....we all see you all too often. You let others protect you and seem a bit gutless........our country abounds in such citizens.
deltamrey wrote: Heartless....with all due respect you are clueless......he trained in classrooms (class A school probably) with other technicians. He was 99 % civilian.....a reserve enlisted guy. You have an obvious bias against vets.....we all see you all too often. You let others protect you and seem a bit gutless........our country abounds in such citizens.
You don't protect us and havent fought for our freedom since the Spanish American war...You fight for corporate interests which in most cases are not our interests. All our military does is drain our treasury, make us more enemies and provide security (corporate walfare) for oil companies and other corporate interests
We sent our kids to Iraq to die for this
And we are probably going to send them to Syria for the same reason
Syria intervention plan fueled by oil interests, not chemical weapon concern
Massacres of civilians are being exploited for narrow geopolitical competition to control Mideast Oil
We must have really blown the mission in Iraq. American oil companies didn't get the contracts.
And once again VL is using last year's playbook. The US is reducing its dependence on foreign oil. China and India are now the biggest buyers of Middle Eastern petrol. We get ours from Canada, Mexico, North Dakota and Venezuela.
Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.
Big Dougy wrote: We sent our kids to Iraq to die for this
And we are probably going to send them to Syria for the same reason
Bovine Scat. We sent our kids to Iraq to ensure that the USD remained the currency used to buy and sell oil, not the oil itself. Without that anchor, our currency becomes actually valueless instead of essentially valueless and we're on our way down the merry road of hyperinflation.
And today Bernanke announced that he intended to keep the printing presses running. The markets reacted well to the news and hit new highs. (One day we will have a currency bust like the property bust of last decade.)
Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.
OK Mr "Voice of Reason", tell us all what happened to the DJIA when Bernanke floated the trial balloon of shutting down the spigot of monetizing the debt a few weeks back.
I don't care, I don't play sucker games and I don't bet on companies I know nothing about- you should'nt either...One day you're gonna wake up and realise that you spent your entire life worry'ing about nothing Print Smith. A complete waste of a perfectly good life.
While I had another great day on earth- Its all documented here
Big Dougy wrote: I don't care, I don't play sucker games and I don't bet on companies I know nothing about- you should'nt either...One day you're gonna wake up and realise that you spent your entire life worry'ing about nothing Print Smith. A complete waste of a perfectly good life.
While I had another great day on earth- Its all documented here
deltamrey, my comments are for Big Dookie, and I never questioned any of what you are talking about. The dingleberry that started this thread used "Another soldier goes nuts with a gun." Navy personnel are normally referred to as Seaman, or sailors not soldiers, and he was neither. I have no bias against vets, unless reading comprehension is too challenging for them. Thanks for your service, now try to read what is posted.
