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	<title>Comments on: Ann Wright’s Conscience</title>
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		<title>By: dan elliott</title>
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		<description>Well, Seth, looks like Timing is Everthang again:) 

Making A Fuss: Pearcy &amp; I been muttering to each other about all these &quot;born again&quot; ex-WarCriminals who seem to get all the attn while us never bought the okeydoke in the first place are ignored.   Like how would we  know shit, compared to a Colonel? 

 Well okay, I WAS in the army, but I was drafted &amp; it was a long time ago, pre-vietnam/postKorea. But it ain&#039;t nothing I&#039;m proud of, except a lil just to have survived it. 

So I was a Dummy too, once. Been dumb about a lot of things since, but not dumb enough to buy into the DOD trip. I can identify with a young &quot;Troop&quot; up to a point I guess. Except I was a draftee &amp; always regarded the Regular Army guys who&#039;d enlisted Voluntarily with a mixture of fear &amp; suspicion since they all displayed nco stripes, or would shortly.  

WWII is the joker in this; some of the sergeants in our outfit had done heroic deeds on the European front in &#039;44/45. Like this one guy played the tuba in the division band? He&#039;d led his squad from way behind German lines back to where Patton&#039;s advance guard was, very hairy time of it according to the other nco&#039;s. Nice enough guy I guess, not much of a tuba player but what the hell. 

 Then there was another sergeant, been in Korea, come out Alcoholic. The other nco&#039;s, the ossifers even, they all covered for him. Played the trumpet, pretty well even drunk out his mind.  His barracks room was like a Drill Sergeant&#039;s dream: spotless, gleaming at all times. How he did it I have no idea, every time I ever saw him he was soused to the gills. But I remember  him w/fondness cuz he dug marchen to jazdup YankySnarDrump:) 

Well, I&#039;m running on again. But I hope somebody like Rosemary J. keeps alert for possible contradictions? I mean, I think Pearcy is right, all these FOB/Fresh Off the Bandwagon types oughta act real humble when they come around people been protesten this shit for decades.

Take it easy,

Dan:)</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Well, Seth, looks like Timing is Everthang again:) </p>
<p>Making A Fuss: Pearcy &amp; I been muttering to each other about all these &#8220;born again&#8221; ex-WarCriminals who seem to get all the attn while us never bought the okeydoke in the first place are ignored.   Like how would we  know shit, compared to a Colonel? </p>
<p> Well okay, I WAS in the army, but I was drafted &amp; it was a long time ago, pre-vietnam/postKorea. But it ain&#8217;t nothing I&#8217;m proud of, except a lil just to have survived it. </p>
<p>So I was a Dummy too, once. Been dumb about a lot of things since, but not dumb enough to buy into the DOD trip. I can identify with a young &#8220;Troop&#8221; up to a point I guess. Except I was a draftee &amp; always regarded the Regular Army guys who&#8217;d enlisted Voluntarily with a mixture of fear &amp; suspicion since they all displayed nco stripes, or would shortly.  </p>
<p>WWII is the joker in this; some of the sergeants in our outfit had done heroic deeds on the European front in &#8216;44/45. Like this one guy played the tuba in the division band? He&#8217;d led his squad from way behind German lines back to where Patton&#8217;s advance guard was, very hairy time of it according to the other nco&#8217;s. Nice enough guy I guess, not much of a tuba player but what the hell. </p>
<p> Then there was another sergeant, been in Korea, come out Alcoholic. The other nco&#8217;s, the ossifers even, they all covered for him. Played the trumpet, pretty well even drunk out his mind.  His barracks room was like a Drill Sergeant&#8217;s dream: spotless, gleaming at all times. How he did it I have no idea, every time I ever saw him he was soused to the gills. But I remember  him w/fondness cuz he dug marchen to jazdup YankySnarDrump:) </p>
<p>Well, I&#8217;m running on again. But I hope somebody like Rosemary J. keeps alert for possible contradictions? I mean, I think Pearcy is right, all these FOB/Fresh Off the Bandwagon types oughta act real humble when they come around people been protesten this shit for decades.</p>
<p>Take it easy,</p>
<p>Dan:)</p>
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