ratilfar says: Army regulations prohibit soldiers from participating in racist groups, and recruiters are instructed to keep an eye out for suspicious tattoos. Before signing on the dotted line, enlistees are required to explain any tattoos. At a Tampa recruitment office, though, Fogarty sailed right through the signup process. "They just told me to write an explanation of each tattoo, and I made up some stuff, and that was that," he says. Soon he was posted to Fort Stewart in Georgia, where he became part of the 3rd Infantry Division. In 2003, Fogarty was sent to Iraq. For two years he served in the military police, escorting officers, including generals, around the hostile country. He says he was granted top-secret clearance and access to battle plans. Fogarty speaks with regret that he "never had any kill counts." But he says his time in Iraq increased his racist resolve. "I hate Arabs more than anybody, for the simple fact I've served over there and seen how they live," he tells me. "They'r What a idiot racist loser This "article" you posted contains the following: Geoffrey Millard, an organizer for Iraq Veterans Against the War, Millard wants the honors accorded an infantryman who served in combat without having to put up with the shit of actually being an infantryman. Stolen valor. So let’s recap the “street cred” of the anti-war movement; Millard claims to be a sergeant, the Army says he’s a specialist. He claims to have a chest full of medals, the Army says he has two and a ribbon. Millard claims to have been awarded the Combat Infantry Badge, even though he was never a combat infantryman and the Army disagrees with him. Millard claims to have served on the Mexican border, Germany, Qatar, Kuwait and in Iraq and the Army has no record of him ever leaving New York State except for basic training and advance... And what about Foggarty and what he said in his own words? The author of this piece is not the person you allude to, so while his statements may come into question, they do not invalidate the rest of the article and sources. Also it funny how the moment a soldier doesn't sit back quietly and not for the cameras he comes under attack by the Right even when we are told to treat everything people in uniform say as gospel. The author of this piece is not the person you allude to, so whileAu contraire, that's EXACTLY what having bullshit liars and phony sources in your work does to the rest of it: it calls it ALL into question, and rightly so. Real Soldiers deserve better than to be slandered by this phony you seem to think is so wonderful. Of course , the fact YOU find him wonderful is actually not surprising.... "Real Soldiers"? Like you could tell the difference. And I don't find it "wonderful", informative yes. Besides this is not the first time this crops up. Besides I thought you loved right wing racist like Gellert and the BNP. Neo-Nazis must be right up your alley. They fight the good fight against Muslims, right? Hardly a slander in your book. Yer so dumb it hurts. Oh, that was really mature! I'm not the one posting clips praising the likes of Gellert and other right wing/Neo-Nazi trash. Must have hit a nerve I guess. The truth has that effect on some people. Who is Gellert? Antara wants to have the Neo-Nazi's Love Child. Oops I got the name wrong, my apologies to all the Gellerts, and Gerards out there. I mean Geert Wilders. Still a racist and still and idiot, not to mention has Antara as her OMG! #1 fan forever! Not to mention the BNP, which she thinks is a swell cocktails and tea group not in anyway connected with violence or attempts there in. Misfire, Antara. The article never said that this was a new story. |
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