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Pretty sad that this kid won't do any hard time. Why even have the death penalty on the books for desertion in wartime if they never use it? I guess it sucks to have a dishonorable discharge attached to every future job application. But the punishments on the books would be far worse.

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Originally Posted by notfarnow (Post 3957793)

The deal is that you guys get this guy back, but you have to keep Celine Dion

Nooooooooooooooooooooooo................:D
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Originally Posted by Rick Lee (Post 3957797)

Pretty sure liberals would view it as a badge of honor:mad: I still say shoot the bastard:mad:

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Originally Posted by notfarnow (Post 3957793)

The deal is that you guys get this guy back, but you have to keep Celine Dion

okay, as long as we get Shania Twain too

Here's the Mission Statement from the Michigan National Guard.

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"The Guard's Mission

The Michigan Army and Air Guard have two primary missions. The first is to execute the duties laid down by various State of Michigan statutes and the Governor. Included in this mission is the administration of several veterans' programs, primary of which is administering two veterans' homes with a resident population which can reach 1,000 veterans. The Guards second mission is better known. The Organized Militia's traditional mission of military preparedness to assist both state and federal authorities is expressed in the two basic missions of the Michigan National Guard.

State Military Mission

The Michigan National Guard's state mission is to protect the lives and property of Michigan citizens during times of natural disaster and to preserve the peace, order, and public safety at the direction of the Governor.

Federal Military Mission

The Michigan National Guard's federal military mission is to assist the federal government in defending the sovereign interests of the United States when they are threatened or violated..

Unique Dual Role

This dual responsibility is unique to the National Guard and distinguishes it from other United States military organizations. These dual tasks are proudly performed in this State by over 11,000 members of the Michigan National Guard -- your friends and neighbors. These dedicated Citizen-Soldiers include the farmer, the doctor, the lawyer, the police officer, the teacher, the autoworker; and the list goes on and on -- they are people deeply concerned and committed to their state and their community. The Guard is people helping people."

The "War about nothing" certainly strains the intent and meaning of the area in bold.

If we ever get into a war about nothing, I am sure this passage would be very pertinent.

Just because you don't like it, does not make it about nothing.

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Originally Posted by Tobra (Post 3958676)

If we ever get into a war about nothing, I am sure this passage would be very pertinent.

Just because you don't like it, does not make it about nothing.

It's just one coward supporting another.

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Originally Posted by Red Baron (Post 3958697)

It's just one coward supporting another.

Any time *******.

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Originally Posted by kach22i (Post 3958698)

Any time *******.

Bet that tough guy.

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Originally Posted by Red Baron (Post 3958707)

Bet that tough guy.

Dick

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Originally Posted by kach22i (Post 3958718)

Dick

And you're the opposite of that.

Now that was a head shot.

OMG!!! We're actually deporting someone? It took us 6 years to send Charles Ng back to you folks; I guess they put this bad boy in the Express line.

It will be interesting to see what happens to this enlisted Soldier following the Watada debacle.

On November 8, 2007, the injunction was extended by Judge Settle, who held that Lt. Watada's double jeopardy claim is meritorious, and that there was no evidence presented that it lacks merit.[4] As of March 2008, the Army is preparing a brief challenging Watada's claim and the injunction.

He will probably be promoted to Captian soon.:confused: