'The mission is fight and win wars. President's job is to protect nation'
Their biographies read like the script for an action movie, except perhaps the movie wouldn't have quite so much action: Flying military missions over enemy territory, sending coded messages while captured, firefights in exotic locales from Vietnam to Iran to Mogadishu, Oval Office briefings and faceoffs with communists in Nicaragua.These three retired military giants, U.S. Navy Cmdr. Eugene B. McDaniel, Lt. Gen. William G. Boykin and Adm. Jeremiah Denton, have scoured their experiences and come to the conclusion that using the military services for social experiments regarding homosexuality poses a huge danger to America's future.
"My outlook tells me we should pray the words 'God bless America' and immediately after that prayer offer another, 'God help America,'" Denton told WND regarding the plan by Congress and Barack Obama that is intended to allow openly homosexual behaviorial choices inside the ranks of the Army, Navy, Coast Guard and Marines.
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Denton's extravagant heroics remain unchallenged to this day. Flying missions over Vietnam, he was shot down and spent years as a POW, famously blinking Morse code with his eyes during a staged "interview" to reveal that the communist regime was using torture.
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ReplyDeleteHow come it works in other countries? England places ads in gay publications to recruit.
ReplyDeleteSpeedo's work pretty good in Europe, too. So does not taking a bath very often. So, what you're saying is that we should be more like England, or Europeans in general?.....Their societies are failing and crumbling from within....we definitely need to be more like them...personally, I don't want to take any lessons from them on morals, laws, or military endeavors. Put a battalion of the best of ANY European soldiers up against a battalion of our best and we DESTROY them, no doubt, no question, no problem.
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