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“Shit man, you’re off the scale… Teach us…” - Jerry M. Carter 2/5/07
Jayme Evans, Editor of War of Wits, is a proud veteran of the United States Navy, military analyst, conservative columnist and an advocate and voice for disabled and other veterans. He is an active member of the Military Writers Society of America and a regular contributor to WebCommentary, Canada Free Press,
Conservative Crusader and American Daily. He has also written guest editorials for Military Magazine and has been a frequent guest columnist on WorldNetDaily.”
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Dear Jayme:
I was surprised to find your website. As you can see we have a lot in common. Check out my website and you will see why.
http://www.warofwits.net
Best regards,
karen
Thank you so much for the timely article, Will They Ever Apologize? Please keep up the good work! Hope to see more on Chessani in the next few days. I have sent money to both his and the young Marines’ defense fund…
Susan
Proud Marine Mom
hello jayme; thanks for your courage in expreesing you thoughts and your a true american. i tried to e-mail mr.mutha but they said after giving all my info ,i was not in his district,so the door was closed. i opened up both barrels to let him know what kind of american would ever make comments about our men in uniform.i for one have deep scars from my returning from vietnam many years ago ,i feel the pain ,but i’m proud of my service to our great nation,thanks again, jerry hutcheon vero beach fla.
I was suprised to see your article about LTCOL Chessani. My husband was stationed at Camp Pendleton when the trials were first started. Little did I know that Edwin was going to fight for his freedom as well, but he lost. Edwin’s case is similar to SGT Brian Foster, whom I have spoken to. It’s sad when the military justice system fails our Marines. I can only hope that in the end (and after I get Edwin out of prison) that the military will at the very least say they are sorry for wrongfully convicting people based on no evidence.
Whatever happened to the concept that it is better that 100 guilty go free than one innocent man convicted?
Angela
http://www.militaryinjustices.blogspot.com
hey Jayme happy memorial day im so glad i found your website, i myself serve in the Air National Guard, so thank you for serving, and a rejuvenated conserative movement in 2010
“LET’S GET RID OF POLITICAL CORRECTNESS”