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Those were opinions. You dont have to prove opinions, and so they can make whatever accusation they want and not have to back it up in any way.
They say so themselves.
Cred lost.
You think the Viking isnt a combat aircraft?"viking combat aircraft"....LOL....
Says the guy that's in charge of bringing the condoms to the family reunion.Shit...you're probably a girl in real life without any fucking real balls.
All of this blatant partisan bigotry is utterly irrelevant to the fact that only the truly stupid or the truly desperate would ever reach the conclusion that the Administration led or let anyone believe that Bush landed the jet, or that the carrier was anywhere other than off the coast of CA.Then why didn't he take Marine One chopper out there, which would be far safer, and standard operating procedure for a president of the United States.
Do you suppose Bush wanted to cynically play up a dramatic Top Gun image, of a jet carrier landing?
What a dork. He dodged service in Vietnam, but wanted to play war hero.
All of this blatant partisan bigotry is utterly irrelevant to the fact that only the truly stupid or the truly desperate would ever reach the conclusion that the Administration led or let anyone believe that Bush landed the jet, or that the carrier was anywhere other than off the coast of CA.
I never said that most people thought he did his top gun gimmick in the persian gulf.
What is blatantly obvious though, is that your president who went out of his way to dodge service in vietnam (a war he supported), got himself dressed up in a costume, and his handlers stage managed a lame ass Top Gun carrier landing, so he could play war hero, and declare victory in a war that was far from over.
Pathetic and Moronic.
What's pathetic is people posting without a clue. When you fly aboard a combat aircraft you are REQUIRED to be in uniform; especially, if it's to a warship that is deployed in a combat status.
Please present your factual evidence that President Bush went out fo his way to avoid service in Vietnam. Oh, that's right, there isn't any.
You're dismissed.
What's pathetic is people posting without a clue. When you fly aboard a combat aircraft you are REQUIRED to be in uniform; especially, if it's to a warship that is deployed in a combat status.
Please present your factual evidence that President Bush went out fo his way to avoid service in Vietnam. Oh, that's right, there isn't any.
You're dismissed.
During the 15 years of the Vietnam conflict, around 2.4 million troops served there, according to a study of Pentagon data by the Heritage Center for Data Analysis. Some estimates put another 1 million troops in surrounding countries during that time. The U.S. started moving new troops into the Vietnam arena in 1956 and troop levels peaked in Vietnam in 1968 when nearly a half-million troops were there. Most news reports about current military engagement focus on the number of troops in Iraq now: 150,000 are there, with another 20,000 on the ground in Afghanistan, according to the Pentagon.
The United States drafted nearly 2 million people during the Vietnam War era, according to the Selective Service System, but did not activate military reserves as the military is doing for the Iraq war.
What's pathetic is people posting without a clue. When you fly aboard a combat aircraft you are REQUIRED to be in uniform; especially, if it's to a warship that is deployed in a combat status.
Please present your factual evidence that President Bush went out fo his way to avoid service in Vietnam. Oh, that's right, there isn't any.
You're dismissed.
Well...some leaders fly jet fighters and some are draft dodgers that loath the military.....thats just the way it is sometimes.....
Don't let it get to ya.....
it doesn't get to me at all.... rubbing your nose in your own partisan idiocy is quite enjoyable.
wanna talk to me about COD flights again, pussy?
Quotes from GWB from Matt's link:
Bush on Bush
"I'm saying to myself, 'What do I want to do?' I think I don't want to be an infantry guy as a private in Vietnam. What I do decide to want to do is learn to fly."
Whats your point? Would you rather be an infantry rifleman as a Private or a fighter pilot?
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal, 1989
"I was not prepared to shoot my eardrum out with a shotgun in order to get a deferment. Nor was I willing to go to Canada. So I chose to better myself by learning how to fly airplanes."
Would you go to some extreme for deferment or leave the country, or become fighter jockey? Or maybe you would have begged some Col. to write letters for you and "save" you from serving altogether...
Dallas Morning News, Feb. 25, 1990
"I don't want to play like I was somebody out there marching when I wasn't. It was either Canada or the service. ... Somebody said the Guard was looking for pilots. All I know is, there weren't that many people trying to be pilots."
I too would choose the service over Canada, how about you ?
Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Nov. 29, 1998
http://foi.missouri.edu/polinfoprop/wleftguard.html
I wonder if Gunny will come back and retract his statement:
"Please present your factual evidence that President Bush went out fo his way to avoid service in Vietnam. Oh, that's right, there isn't any.
You're dismissed.
I thought those bush quotes about avoiding vietnam, were fairly common knowledge to us political junkies - those that don't get all their information from Fox News.
I wonder if Gunny will come back and retract his statement:
"Please present your factual evidence that President Bush went out fo his way to avoid service in Vietnam. Oh, that's right, there isn't any.
You're dismissed.
I thought those bush quotes about avoiding vietnam, were fairly common knowledge to us political junkies - those that don't get all their information from Fox News.
Why would I want to talk about COD flights when the discussion is about the flight of Navy combat aircraft....
It would serve no point....
I can understand that. Unlike you, I served in three Navy Squadrons, VF174 (F-4's), VU8(S2F's and F-8's, and VU5 (helicopters), so your experience with Navy aircraft must be close to zero compared to myself....I got quite a kick out of firing up an F8 Crusader on a Sunday morning just for the fun of it....you probably enjoyed firing up those boilers too right?
If you actually think anyone that intends to take the controls of a Navy aircraft (as Bush did) does so in a sport coat and not a flight suit, we have nothing to discuss....
I see nothing about avoiding Vietnam, unless you ignore what the actual quote is....."not serving as private in Vietnam"....I can assure you that very few if any, want to serve as a Private anywhere....that includes Vietnam or even New Jersey.....so at least learn to read
Jesus, how many blow jobs have you given bush.
Even I could admit Clinton tried to dodge vietnam. At least he did it, because he had a solid record of oppossing that stupid and unneccessary war.
But, you can't even bring yourself to admit that your hero, Bush, tried to dodge Vietnam too? LOL. And Bush supported that freakin' war.
