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12-14-2005, 11:06 AM
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Welcome back GR. Sorry its on a sad note
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12-14-2005, 11:06 AM
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Originally Posted by SLU Law Spartan
based on what this administration engaged him in.
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12-14-2005, 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Bullwrinkle
Do you live in a cave or something? Go back and google Senator Durbin's speech on the Senate floor where he compared our soliders to Hitler, Pol Pot etc...
Try to get out just a little - OK?
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Is that what Hannity and Rush said Durbin said? You obviously didn't watch the actual speech. He was referring to the policies and orders sent down by military leadership, not the actual soldiers, and there was not actual comparison, rather saying that these are the actions you'd expect those groups to engage in. Swing and another miss, Bullwrinkle...
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We've got nothing. Absolutely nothing.
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11-27-2007, 09:49 PM
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Originally Posted by go_disc_golf
or maybe he knew too much and was offed.
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Did Security Contractors Kill Colonel Westhusing? : NO QUARTER
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Here’s the story in a nutshell. A U.S. Army Colonel Ted Westhusing supervising U.S. security contractors may have been murdered to keep him silent about the fraud he witnessed. Westhusing allegedly killed himself in Iraq in 2005. Before deploying to Iraq he taught English at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. But in Iraq instead of teaching poetry or writing, he supervised security contractors involved in training Iraqi police:

Although the article linked above and here strongly imply that Westhusing killed himself, I have it from a source with firsthand knowledge that some military officers who were on the ground with Westhusing believe he was murdered to keep him from blowing the whistle on the corruption he witnessed. I have confirmed that these individuals are willing to tell all they know to Congressman Henry Waxman’s committee. Stay tuned.
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Larry Johnson: Did Security Contractors Kill Colonel Westhusing?
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11-27-2007, 10:09 PM
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I just learned of this yesterday while attempting to locate my old friend. Ted Westhusing was my company XO when I commanded a parachute infantry company in Italy and Ft. Bragg in the mid-80's. He was #2 in his West Point class, but as down to earth a guy as you'll ever meet. My wife and I attended his wedding to Michelle at the Main Post Chapel at Bragg. We stayed in touch until I retired 5 years ago, but I knew he was heading to WP as a permanent professor. There is no more career progression for guys who follow this path (they make full colonel, but are not in the competitive category for progression to flag ranks), and the only reason Ted found himself in Iraq is that he volunteered to go. The Ted I knew and loved as a brother in arms would not have put a pistol to his head. If it was, indeed, suicide, then Ted had changed dramatically from the man I knew all these years. Rest in peace brother. He was the best of the best.
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11-28-2007, 12:22 AM
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I second the    .
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02-24-2008, 09:11 PM
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Because you are a mealy-mouthed "rah-rah" *******.
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02-24-2008, 11:16 PM
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Because you are a mealy-mouthed "rah-rah" *******.
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Dude...
(A) WTF are you talking about?
(B) Why are you going through my old posts? Don't you have a life?
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(In Europe) The coming decade will witness the war between the values of Islam and the secular “values” of the decadent, hedonistic post-Marxist Left. We have seen the assassinations of Pim Fortuyn and Theo van Gogh, last November’s prelude to the French civil war, the Danish cartoon case. This is just the beginning of the beginning. I do not consider myself a pessimist, merely a realist. It is quite clear who is going to lose – and whose fault that will be. - Paul Belien 022206
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