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Submitted by Russ Davis, Sep 18, 2007 23:31

There's a very simple solution: have a brief trial of the traitors in Congress and then have them executed (shot?) for treason in time of war since there's no reasonable possibility of them being found innocent unless they rig the vote like they did a few weeks ago when they lawlessly reopened the voting. I'm not joking. These vile obscenities have as good as murdered our troops in cold blood as bin Laden's prostitutes and their lives are thereby forfeit by any moral standard (a strange notion utterly alien to lawless fascist perverts like Pelosi, Reid & other fellow Dems of course). No doubt the Looney Leftists would have a hissy fit and the prissy little effeminate Pink Triangles would scream, but real Americans would realize there's a cost for treason that must be paid. It's long past time Dems paid it for in our system of government, people who exercise their First Amendment rights in a treasonous way pay the ultimate price.

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There's a very simple solution: have a brief trial of the traitors in Congress and then have them executed (shot?)...	Russ Davis	Sep 18, 2007 23:31
Yes, as anyone who's bothered to study the matter and not just swallow left wing talking points knows, Tet 68... [MORE]	Bill Faith	Sep 18, 2007 21:58
An excellent article. Bravo to Mr Moyar for clarity, precision and accuracy. As regards the :military sage" comment, I believe... [MORE]	Thomas Abella	Sep 18, 2007 16:50
Name-calling respondents to this article, such as the one who used the phrase, "Right Wing revisionists," clearly never have, do... [MORE]	John Spencer Yantiss	Sep 18, 2007 13:47
Thank you for Mr. Moyar's petite revision of the history of the Vietnamese War. Such revision will have to continue,... [MORE]	Don Carlson	Sep 18, 2007 12:27
It's interesting that Mr. Moyar wrote a book focusing on the Vietnam war from 1954-1965 - perhaps he chooses to... [MORE]	Scott Baker	Sep 18, 2007 12:21
Hundreds of thousands of near-toothless skulls grin at you at the Vietnam War Memorial in Hanoi and they all seem... [MORE]	HarryKKLee	Sep 19, 2007 06:58
"...For reasons of morale, wartime military leaders the world over emphasize the positive even on the darkest days. ..." Seems to... [MORE]	Darth AirBorne	Sep 18, 2007 09:43
Tet occurred in January of 1968. American fatalities (by year) were: 1967 11,000 1968 16,000 1969 11,000 Pretty good for an enemy that had... [MORE]	gregdn	Sep 18, 2007 09:33
The Viet Cong, the southern contingent in the war, was virtually destroyed during Tet. Thereafter the north was forced to... [MORE]	John Schuh	Sep 18, 2007 16:08
Sure, we lost alot of men, but you conveniently ignore the obverse. What the NVA and VC lost during those... [MORE]	bru	Sep 18, 2007 16:13
from Wikipedia: The attacks were the largest military operations conducted by either side up to that time in the war. The... [MORE]	Petras Vilson	Sep 18, 2007 20:14
I think that any cogent military hitorian will agree that Japan had been dealt a "crippling blow" in the Battle... [MORE]	oldbuzzard	Sep 18, 2007 20:32

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