October 4, 2009
The primary responsibility of any occupant of the White House is not to be the chief fundraiser for, or putative head of the liberal wing of the Democratic Party, but to be the Commander-In-Chief of the nation’s armed forces. Thus, nothing is more intolerable to this veteran than watching while politicians play games with the lives of US Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines currently in harm’s way, fighting what their so-called Commander-In-Chief referred to as a “war of necessity” that we must win.
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Technorati Tags: afghanistan, barack obama, Joe Biden, KIA, Rahm Emanuel, Rules of Engagement, US military, war
September 27, 2009
“Although I sacrificed personal freedom and many other things, I got just as much as I gave,” US Navy SEAL Neil Roberts
While Barack Obama continues to ideologically draw and quarter the entire country with his Socialist Reconstruction and the American people’s shortened attention spans are focused on the fight over health care, American soldiers and Marines continue to die in Afghanistan. Read More »
Technorati Tags: afghanistan, al qaeda, barack obama, Gen. Stanley McChrystal, George Will, Iraq, Just War Doctrine, Rules of Engagement, Taliban, Terrorism, us marine corps, US military, war
April 5, 2009
As the most powerful leader on Earth, a president must wear many hats. And while Chief Executive appears to be the toughest responsibility, considering the state of our economy, I believe that Barack Obama’s biggest opportunity to screw things up is when he is donning the hat of Commander-In-Chief. As such, his primary mission is to ensure the well-being of his forces, and by extension, the safety of the country they protect. But recent actions he’s taken call the success of that mission into question. Read More »
Technorati Tags: barack obama, g20 summit, kim jong il, north korea, Politics, POTUS, Service Connected Disabilities, taepodong-2, US military, war
August 13, 2006
On one hand, the pen is a weapon used by our enemies to fight an asymmetrical war. A war that uses our traditions, culture, customs, tools, technology, laws and political process against us. On the other, the pen is an olive branch. A tool used to try and prevent a war. Lately, regardless of whether the US has chosen the pen or the sword, we have come up short. Read More »
Technorati Tags: Gilad Shalit, Hamas, Hassan Nasrallah, Hezbollah, Iraq, Israel, Lebanon, Terrorism, US military, war
August 5, 2006
The war in Iraq is an utter catastrophe. An abject failure. The Americans fighting there are the best warriors in the history of mankind, yet they continue to be hampered by the contortions of a deaf and dumb administration that continues to disregard established principles in favor of a shoot-from-the-hip approach.
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Technorati Tags: al qaeda, Donald Rumsfeld, Gen. Peter Pace, Iraq, Just War Doctrine, president george w bush, US military, war
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