Please sign a petition regarding the court martial of the 3 Navy Seals

[wtfd661]

Found this over on 1911forum.com it's a petition to the asshats in DC regarding that court martial of the 3 Navy SEALS. I signed in the hopes that it might do some good.

http://www.paramountcommunication.co...h=%%QS_mhash%%

 

[CountryBoy19]

Done

 

[mettle]

Done!

 

[Phil502]

Done already they email that stuff to me.

 

[sig-sweet]

Done, sent letter to Dept of the Navy and DOD last week.

re -friggin -DICK- u-lASS, I'm ashamed !!!!

 

[Dogman]

Done.

 

[doglb]

Its Done!

 

[mrjarrell]

As I recall they were given the chance to resolve this at an admirals or captains mass and they insisted on being court martialed, so they'd have their day in court. If this is what they wish, then why sign the petition and go against their wishes? The court will have the opportunity to dismiss charges in the course of events and it will set precedent for future operations. Those SEALs aren't dummies.

 

[Benny]

Done.

I'm currently sending this link to every level headed person with even the slightest sense of logic I can possibly think of.

 

[Benny]

As I recall they were given the chance to resolve this at an admirals or captains mass and they insisted on being court martialed, so they'd have their day in court. If this is what they wish, then why sign the petition and go against their wishes? The court will have the opportunity to dismiss charges in the course of events and it will set precedent for future operations. Those SEALs aren't dummies.

Ha, I didn't even think of it like that...You're absolutely right.

 

[wtfd661]

As I recall they were given the chance to resolve this at an admirals or captains mass and they insisted on being court martialed, so they'd have their day in court. If this is what they wish, then why sign the petition and go against their wishes? The court will have the opportunity to dismiss charges in the course of events and it will set precedent for future operations. Those SEALs aren't dummies.

Because it never should have happened in the first place. This way "they", the asshats, in DC will maybe get the idea that maybe people won't take them screwing with our military people anymore.

 

[mrjarrell]

Because it never should have happened in the first place. This way "they", the asshats, in DC will maybe get the idea that maybe people won't take them screwing with our military people anymore.

Umm..it wasn't the "asshats" in DC that did this. It was the military and those guys had an easy out and chose the hard road to make a point.

 

[IndyGunworks]

im in, but after reading the rest of this, i kinda wish i wouldnt have signed... eitherway, they will have their day in court... but now, they have my name on a list backing them up

 

[wtfd661]

Umm..it wasn't the "asshats" in DC that did this. It was the military and those guys had an easy out and chose the hard road to make a point.

Umm.. well then excuse me, I wanted to show my support for these upstanding heros, next time I will check first with you to make sure its ok.

 

[SavageEagle]

As I recall they were given the chance to resolve this at an admirals or captains mass and they insisted on being court martialed, so they'd have their day in court. If this is what they wish, then why sign the petition and go against their wishes? The court will have the opportunity to dismiss charges in the course of events and it will set precedent for future operations. Those SEALs aren't dummies.

I did sign the petition, but now that you remind me of this, it brings another point to mind. Even if they don't get the charges dismissed out right, it shows American support for what they did and may help to ensure them reinstatement to active duty after this is all said and done. Just a thought.

 

[6birds]

Umm.. well then excuse me, I wanted to show my support for these upstanding heros, next time I will check first with you to make sure its ok.

You're using that face too often this week. Do you need more fiber?

MRJARRELL, spot on again sir!!

 

[243rem700]

Signed.

 

[2ADMNLOVER]

Signed .

 

[sdragsdale]

As I recall they were given the chance to resolve this at an admirals or captains mass and they insisted on being court martialed, so they'd have their day in court. If this is what they wish, then why sign the petition and go against their wishes? The court will have the opportunity to dismiss charges in the course of events and it will set precedent for future operations. Those SEALs aren't dummies.

I signed but that is a good take on the situation. The rats are lucky all they got is a fat lip!

 

[cherrynutz]

That's why you just take the detainees to Kurdish Army soldiers and boom...nut shots and broken noses all day. We caught a few guys, left them with the Kurds while we resupplyed came back to the trucks and uh oh. Mr Haji had himself a bad day. In all fairness we did not do that intentionaly. We had no idea it was going to happen, but when you just shot RPG at the guys...you get what's coming to you