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2004-03-17 Home Front: WoT
Soldier May Be Prosecuted for Absence
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Posted by CrazyFool 2004-03-17 7:03:11 PM|| || Front Page|| [2 views since 2007-05-07]  Top

#1 An ingrate immigrant. He was trying to get out on various technicalities during his deployment. His commander knew he was not likely to come back. He was back in the US to work on his VISA.

Photograph. Fingerprint. Deport.
Posted by Shipman 2004-3-17 7:07:18 PM||   2004-3-17 7:07:18 PM|| Front Page Top

#2 Don't court martial him. He forgot about the part where one declares conscientious objector status before volunteering for the military. Deport him backto Nicaragua. He obviously doesn't think it's his fight, so he'll feel safer in Managua.
Posted by ed 2004-3-17 7:11:59 PM||   2004-3-17 7:11:59 PM|| Front Page Top

#3 I agree with the deportation. I think that he would have to be honorably discharged before he could get citizenship. If that is so, send him back.
Posted by Cyber Sarge (VRWC CA Chapter)  2004-3-17 7:28:59 PM||   2004-3-17 7:28:59 PM|| Front Page Top

#4 try 2.09 a gallon in california - and that is at an ARCO.

i have seen 2.16 at a shell - higher for premium - up to 2.27 a gallon
Posted by Dan 2004-3-17 7:41:50 PM||   2004-3-17 7:41:50 PM|| Front Page Top

#5 This pendejo is just another of the Left's Useful Idiots!
Save us paying the bus fare and all the legal fees and just put him in front of a firing squad for desertion, insubordination and refusing to obey orders.
Posted by Jen  2004-3-17 8:20:23 PM|| [http://www.greatestjeneration.com]  2004-3-17 8:20:23 PM|| Front Page Top

#6 Since when do servicemen get too decide what duties they choose too do ?and when did they start asking if they opposed it or not?
Posted by smokeysinse 2004-3-17 8:55:36 PM||   2004-3-17 8:55:36 PM|| Front Page Top

#7 Since when do servicemen get too decide what duties they choose too do ?and when did they start asking if they opposed it or not?
Posted by smokeysinse 2004-3-17 8:55:53 PM||   2004-3-17 8:55:53 PM|| Front Page Top

#8 Sounds like this young man has no cojones - or that he shouldn't have any, one way or another. Two of my friends have daughters over there. They are better "men" than this POS. Court martail him, give him a BCD for cause, and ship him back to Nicaragua. Mark the books that he can NEVER be given citizenship in the United States. Send one or more of the Dixie Twits along to hold his hand as he gets sent home in disgrace.
Posted by Old Patriot  2004-3-17 9:51:02 PM|| [http://users.codenet.net/mweather/default.htm]  2004-3-17 9:51:02 PM|| Front Page Top

#9 I'd shoot him if they want.
Posted by Jarhead 2004-3-17 11:27:20 PM||   2004-3-17 11:27:20 PM|| Front Page Top

#10 Mejia apparently passed Sergeant O'Reilly's Crash Course in English--enugh to make Staff Sergeant. But evidently, he Just Didn't Get It. Send him back to Sandinista county, preferably without the citienship that was improvidently granted.
Posted by Sid Cochran  2004-3-18 11:21:25 PM||   2004-3-18 11:21:25 PM|| Front Page Top

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