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By: snit3

snit3 — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 23:32:09 +0000

The “little kabong”…(you call him Barry) is a very small man. As someone once noted, “You know the sun is setting when small men cast long shadows.” This accurately describes our current President. The man is lead by the teleprompter and whoever writes his script. But we all know that…

Regarding the vicious attack on Fort Hood troops: The first mention of the “shooter’s” victim status came quickly. CNN began the drum beat before the day was over. Was he a victim of “pre-post traumatic shock syndrome?” Pre-post? Daa…So, if your worried about being traumatized by an event yet to happen, you are excused from responsibility for future violet actions?

By: Young American

Young American — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 13:06:06 +0000

1) Thank you Sgt. Munley.

2) I knew Newt would jump on the bandwagon. Go away you pasty pudge-monkey.

By: jeaneeinabottle

jeaneeinabottle — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 04:50:17 +0000

Dutch Apple!

By: jeaneeinabottle

jeaneeinabottle — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 04:36:49 +0000

I totally agree with you about the suicides. Heraldo talked about it on the Factor, how the war was so awful that the soldiers were committing more suicides. He didn’t connect the two with this guy, THAT WAS MY FIRST THOUGHT!!!!!!!!! He treated them!!!!! This is truly disgusting. I just read on The Other McKain website about political correctness is a Marxist ploy they use, God this is just disgusting. How many more are doing this same thing????!!!!!! ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!

By: Cernunnos81

Cernunnos81 — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 22:27:08 +0000

Tammy, as an officer, I know the basics of the training that Sgt. Munley has undergone. It used to be known as “Active Shooter”, but they keep trying to make everything more PC, so they changed it. Anyway, yes, you have to move fast, you have to go to where the noise is, you have to do that and ignore the injured that are pleading for help, ignore the uninjured that are in fear for their safety. I have never had to use this skillset, but I understand the strength of character and will needed to follow through with that training and I salute her for her bravery and the use of her abilities to stop the threat. Thank the gods for this woman, as she save countless lives with her sacrifice.