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KharmaTrain Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Feb-25-07 06:23 AM
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38. So Is The Military Not Supporting The Troops?
Or are they abetted and comforting the "enemy"? Methinks the military has woken up to see who the real enemy is...and it's squatting at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Any scholars here know what it takes to remove a "Commander in Chief" due to incompetence?
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  -US generals ‘will quit’ if Bush orders Iran attack 133724  Feb-24-07 10:34 PM   #0 
  - good every single officer in the Pentagon should resign  NYCALIZ   Feb-24-07 10:39 PM   #1 
  - i was thinking the whole fucking army should walk out! n/t  orleans   Feb-25-07 12:05 AM   #17 
  - I like that idea....  themartyred   Feb-25-07 06:28 AM   #39 
  - I'd like to see the Generals and the military join with the majority of  frankly_fedup2   Feb-25-07 10:49 AM   #72 
  - ..  Blue State Native   Feb-25-07 07:55 AM   #49 
  - They won't because Christian Radicals have seized control of the Army  Joe Bacon   Feb-25-07 10:20 AM   #64 
     - They R about to drink the ...  Amonester   Feb-25-07 11:10 AM   #77 
     - My own comment  Doctor Panacea   Feb-25-07 06:00 PM   #97 
     - The good eggs will be the ones resigning... f-wits left in place... n/t  bananarepublican   Feb-25-07 08:48 PM   #99 
  - K and R, in honor of Smedley "War Is a Racket" Butler. eom  Fridays Child   Feb-24-07 10:40 PM   #2 
  - Deleted sub-thread  Name removed   Feb-24-07 10:42 PM   #3 
  - Hmm, generals think its worth giving up all they spent a career earning but  caligirl   Feb-24-07 10:45 PM   #4 
  - the weight of rank, is it a marine commandant, an army chief of staff?  caligirl   Feb-24-07 10:49 PM   #5 
  - This is absolutely the best news I have heard in along time....  oldtimecanuk   Feb-24-07 10:52 PM   #6 
  - that's a great reflection, but there will always be folks who step up  bigtree   Feb-24-07 10:55 PM   #7 
  - I doubt it will matter...  proReality   Feb-24-07 10:56 PM   #8 
  - Well then there needs to be a Psychological Annalysis of the people in the WH...  oldtimecanuk   Feb-24-07 11:02 PM   #9 
  - They need to pee in a cup also  postulater   Feb-25-07 07:09 AM   #43 
     - Excellent suggestion, seriously.  tinfoilinfor2005   Feb-25-07 01:37 PM   #90 
  - Exactly, They Will Just Replace Them By Promoting Pro War  lligrd   Feb-24-07 11:38 PM   #12 
  - True.  Jawja   Feb-25-07 09:13 AM   #60 
  - World domination is impossible for them. But, destroying our country isn't. (nt)  w4rma   Feb-25-07 02:30 PM   #93 
  - what if? mutiny on the bounty?  bambino   Feb-24-07 11:23 PM   #10 
  - OK, that's nice...some of the big brass have finally grown a spine...  badgerpup   Feb-24-07 11:30 PM   #11 
  - Then you march the Fucking retard out in hand cuffs..... I don't understand...  oldtimecanuk   Feb-24-07 11:51 PM   #13 
     - Wow  Madspirit   Feb-25-07 12:03 AM   #14 
     - Umm - "the rule of law" and "ain't never gonna happen in my lifetime"  TankLV   Feb-25-07 11:02 AM   #75 
  - So, Rummy and his crew didn't purge all the good commanders  herbster   Feb-25-07 12:05 AM   #15 
  - How nice for them...of course, the grunts and cannon-fodder can't just quit  MetaTrope   Feb-25-07 12:05 AM   #16 
  - Here's what they can do  knight_of_the_star   Feb-25-07 02:15 AM   #30 
     - Nice bit of history I didn't know, thanks.  postulater   Feb-25-07 07:11 AM   #44 
  - Holy Shit! This is amazing news. I have never seen anything like this before. nt  Quixote1818   Feb-25-07 12:06 AM   #18 
  - DUers advocating a military coup is far scarier than anything bush has done  charlie and algernon   Feb-25-07 12:08 AM   #19 
  - Not advocating a coup...  badgerpup   Feb-25-07 12:20 AM   #21 
  - Yes Bush would probably pick some other horse trainer for the job like Brown  bambino   Feb-25-07 12:59 PM   #87 
  - yeah, some people need to learn to read a little more carefully  Morgana LaFey   Feb-25-07 02:16 PM   #92 
  - It might literally get scary for advocates of a coup.  LonelyLRLiberal   Feb-25-07 01:08 AM   #24 
  - The Republican coup  The Wizard   Feb-25-07 06:12 AM   #37 
  - It's only a crime...  3waygeek   Feb-25-07 06:46 AM   #42 
  - Who's advocating a violent overthrow? No one that I can see.  NoodleyAppendage   Feb-25-07 08:24 AM   #57 
  - There are good people and bad people, also good and bad generals  Devon77   Feb-25-07 06:09 AM   #36 
  - What alternative to you offer? Dems are spineless in removing the Chimp.  NoodleyAppendage   Feb-25-07 08:20 AM   #55 
  - Ummm.... try again.....  DWilliamsamh   Feb-25-07 10:22 AM   #65 
  - Exactly. Military rebellion is the worst case scenario.  lumberjack_jeff   Feb-25-07 10:39 AM   #69 
  - I believe the time WILL come where a "civil war" will actually be the only GOOD move that can  TankLV   Feb-25-07 11:07 AM   #76 
  - Get "Bring it on" George's flight suit ready. (eom)  oasis   Feb-25-07 12:14 AM   #20 
  - The people say NO to war.  roody   Feb-25-07 12:33 AM   #22 
  - The Xtian Taliban has loyal cadre waiting....  Porcupine   Feb-25-07 01:05 AM   #23 
  - If Christian Fundie fanatic cells took over the government....  krispos42   Feb-25-07 01:12 AM   #25 
  - How is "quitting" a coup?  George Oilwellian   Feb-25-07 01:20 AM   #26 
  - No different than having a senior aide or cabinet member resign.  Winebrat   Feb-25-07 05:19 AM   #35 
  - The military will no longer honor an egocentric CIC  Erika   Feb-25-07 01:23 AM   #27 
  - WOW PACE has cotnradicted the CIC and the VEEP  nadinbrzezinski   Feb-25-07 01:46 AM   #28 
  - Actualy what they should do is refuse to follow orders and force Idiot in Chiefr to fire them  dicknbush   Feb-25-07 01:59 AM   #29 
  - In my ideal world  frogcycle   Feb-25-07 07:46 AM   #48 
  - A note on DU policies concerning National Security:  pinto   Feb-25-07 02:23 AM   #31 
  - Thank you mod  frogcycle   Feb-25-07 07:34 AM   #47 
  - good policy, thanks, pinto  wordpix   Feb-25-07 11:47 AM   #81 
  - Not a coup  Dumak   Feb-25-07 02:33 AM   #32 
  - THUS REX-84  loyal9   Feb-25-07 04:31 AM   #34 
  - That damn Marshall Law again!  NoPasaran   Feb-25-07 07:32 AM   #46 
  - In the past (2003), this admin. had carte blanche  WhaTHellsgoingonhere   Feb-26-07 12:01 PM   #103 
  - I found this little snippet interesting.  Jonathan50   Feb-25-07 02:53 AM   #33 
  - So Is The Military Not Supporting The Troops?  KharmaTrain   Feb-25-07 06:23 AM   #38 
  - Forget impeachment, concentrate on the 25th Amendment to the Constitution  Devon77   Feb-25-07 06:44 AM   #41 
     - our "in extremis" situation is much more extremis than that  frogcycle   Feb-25-07 08:08 AM   #52 
  - Finally, FINALLY . . . you can't make war without soldiers. nt  Vinca   Feb-25-07 06:32 AM   #40 
  - I already posted my thoughts...  Rottenmac   Feb-25-07 07:30 AM   #45 
  - Does Iran Have Allies...  ManOfTheYear   Feb-25-07 07:58 AM   #50 
     - You make a good point. That's the reason an attack on Iran.....  classof56   Feb-25-07 10:52 AM   #73 
     - Russia has already begun cancelling lucrative contracts....  PassingFair   Feb-25-07 11:53 AM   #83 
     - Yep. Like Russia, India and China  randycrow   Feb-27-07 06:48 AM   #105 
  - Iran will just have to attack us first then I suppose. nt  MGD   Feb-25-07 08:01 AM   #51 
  - Why would they do that?  Amonester   Feb-25-07 11:18 AM   #78 
  - Which is why a synthetic terror attack of some sort will accompany...  Junkdrawer   Feb-25-07 08:13 AM   #53 
  - Deleted message  Name removed   Feb-25-07 08:16 AM   #54 
  - Resignation isn't good enough - they'll simply be replaced by shills  derby378   Feb-25-07 08:24 AM   #56 
  - Mutiny is next on the agenda should Bush pursue his insane policies  lebkuchen   Feb-25-07 08:51 AM   #58 
  - Jesus ....These god damn jackasses must must be stopped  durrrty libby   Feb-25-07 08:59 AM   #59 
  - I say impeach the bastards NOW! All of them responsible for this ME disaster!  wordpix   Feb-25-07 11:45 AM   #80 
  - Like that guy said in "When the Levees Broke"  deutsey   Feb-25-07 09:14 AM   #61 
  - omg I just re-watched that yesterday.  peekaloo   Feb-25-07 09:25 AM   #62 
  - Interesting to see Generals standing up for democracy, while the Congress  stubtoe   Feb-25-07 10:14 AM   #63 
  - *Real* military folks don't generally want war  Jonathan50   Feb-25-07 10:27 AM   #66 
  - Please support stopIranWar.com  WesDem   Feb-25-07 10:29 AM   #67 
  - The Coalition of the "W" is getting SMALLER, SMAller, smaller...  Theduckno2   Feb-25-07 10:38 AM   #68 
  - What happens to madman when they are cornered? n/t  Devon77   Feb-25-07 11:55 AM   #84 
  - What if they gave a war and nobody came?  Lilith Velkor   Feb-25-07 10:39 AM   #70 
  - Very interesting  Truthiness Inspector   Feb-25-07 10:48 AM   #71 
  - All the "wrong" persons are quitting or threatening such actions.  TankLV   Feb-25-07 10:55 AM   #74 
  - Please sign the MoveOn PETITION to stop Iran escalation  wordpix   Feb-25-07 11:44 AM   #79 
  - It's incredible to me to think of Pace and Gates being voices of reason vs. Chimpy/Cheney.  IWantAChange   Feb-25-07 11:50 AM   #82 
  - I hope the "revolt" continues  bobbiejo   Feb-25-07 11:57 AM   #85 
  - Why this won't happen....  DubyaSux   Feb-25-07 12:25 PM   #86 
  - Israel can't do this without U.S. backing  Tom Rinaldo   Feb-25-07 01:33 PM   #88 
     - Of course...  DubyaSux   Feb-25-07 05:11 PM   #95 
        - It is very plausible, but that's why we can stop it here. n/t  Tom Rinaldo   Feb-25-07 05:35 PM   #96 
  - I hate to say this folks... but if Gates is opposing war in Iran, I don't think it's in the cards.  Leopolds Ghost   Feb-25-07 01:34 PM   #89 
  - they should have done the same with the iraq war. nt  HardRocker05   Feb-25-07 01:59 PM   #91 
  - Good - that is at least a ray of hope  LeftishBrit   Feb-25-07 04:08 PM   #94 
  - well I guess some generals live in the "real world" thank god.  alyce douglas   Feb-25-07 08:40 PM   #98 
  - Patrick Fitzgerald Closing Argument Transcript  Patrick J Fitzgerald   Feb-25-07 10:06 PM   #100 
  - A fine gesture, but it will not stop Bush from having his war.  Elrond Hubbard   Feb-25-07 10:19 PM   #101 
  - I applaud their valor, but do remember that retired generals make 5 times their salaries....  Bucky   Feb-26-07 12:05 AM   #102 
  - You think Bush cares if they resign (which I doubt they will)?  confludemocrat   Feb-26-07 02:41 PM   #104 
 

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