Category: Shitbags

Rebuttal is a funny word…I just noticed that.

But Sparky wrote to ask me if I was going to comment on Soulja Boy’s lyrics in one of his latest “songs” in which he says “F### the Troops”. Believe it or not, i don’t listen to Soulja Boy, in fact this is the first i ever heard his name, such as it is. I still haven’t heard the song, but of course, that won’t prevent me from commenting on it. Sounds to me like this little pussy is cashing in on his notoriety for making that stupid statement. I don’t even think I could explain to him what a pussy he is.

So, I’ll just borrow from the major league team at Blackfive and let the very profane video from Army Ranger at Action Figure Therapy say what I feel. In case you don’t know, THERE IS A VERY STRONG LANGUAGE WARNING TO THIS VIDEO;

Old Trooper sends this rebuttal from Afghanistan – language warning is still in effect;

The open and shut case against Dan Choi which has already lasted three days longer than it should, has been delayed for ten more days because Choi’s lawyer claims he was a victim of “vindictive prosecution”;

Facciola said this morning that he had found there was prima facie evidence for “vindictive prosecution,” meaning enough evidence was presented to allow Choi’s lawyers to pursue such a claim. As a result, Choi’s lawyers would be able to ask for more documents and evidence from the government in order to investigate if higher-level officials advised their subordinates to try Choi in federal court rather than D.C. court and, if so, why.

Poor little drama queen is always a victim of something or other. He was persecuted for punching a subordinate in the chest when he was a lieutenant, then he was persecuted for voluntarily outing himself on national TV, then he was persecuted by the American taxpayer when we demanded to reimbursed for his education that we provided free-of-charge, now he’s being persecuted because he wouldn’t follow the directions of the court and the orders of police.

And he can’t help but hide behind his military service;

Choi said he could not recall details of his arrest, but likened the scene to a “combat zone” and recalled being struck by what he considered to be aggressive and demeaning tactics by the U.S. Park Police officers who showed up.

“I do not recall a lot of what happened, but I also do not recall if I blacked out,” said Choi, a 30-year-old West Point graduate who served in the Iraq war as an infantry officer.

Ya know, I’ve been in combat and I’ve seen a lot of mass arrests and it just doesn’t compare. So at this point, I have to wonder exactly how much combat Choi has seen to make such an idiotic comparison.

Dan Choi, our favorite pin cushion was in court yesterday. His lawyer managed to screw the pooch early and put Choi on the stand;

On the stand, Choi said the First Amendment provides for the right of people to petition the government for a redress of grievances, which also, he said, is a moral responsibility of patriotic Americans. Choi responded under questioning by Feldman that he believed his actions were a form of speech, and that the government did not have a right to censor them by arresting him.

At times, Choi raised his voice and spoke in such a tone that he almost seemed close to shouting, especially when asked about his arrest. Under cross-examination by Assistant U.S. Attorney Angela George, he compared the various protests against “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” to the 1960 sit-in by students in Greensboro, N.C., at a Woolworth’s department store and said he was “insulted” by his prosecution on federal charges.

He claims that after his arrest and rough trade treatment, he could feel his finger for two weeks. What was he doing that he needed to feel his finger? There’s a picture of Choi outside the court house in his camouflaged uniform, but it doesn’t say when the picture was taken so I’m not sure if he showed up in court in that uniform or not, but it certainly looks like it.

For someone who has insulted the uniform often enough over the past few years with his childish behavior, not to mention his behavior before he “outed” himself when he struck a platoon sergeant in his unit, Choi sure is in love with his uniform and the attendant accoutrements. He’s NOT an officer and he shouldn’t be addressed as such, especially since he broke the law at least twice while wearing that uniform.

Eight years as a first lieutenant should be some kind of indicator of the character of his service.

I’m sure you’ve heard people from past aministrations as well as this administration warn Wikileaks that their irresponsible release of the communications they got from Bradley Manning could endanger people. And you’ve also heard the morons at Wikileaks declare that they knew what they were doing. The New York Times reports today that maybe they know what they’re doing, not so much;

Last year, WikiLeaks was sharply criticized by human rights activists for disclosing the names of Afghan citizens who had provided information on the Taliban to the American military. It was far more cautious in subsequent releases, using software to strip proper names out of Iraq war documents and publishing versions of the cables after they had been edited by The New York Times and other publications.

From Der Speigel;

WikiLeaks supporters released a copy of this data collection onto the Internet as a kind of public archive of the documents that WikiLeaks had previously published. The supporters clearly did not realize, however, that the data contained the original cables, as the file was not only encrypted but concealed in a hidden subdirectory.

Then, in the spring of 2011, Assange’s external contact made public the password that he had received from Assange without realizing that this would allow access to the unredacted US cables.

Those people whose lives are now in danger will be relieved to know that the release of their names was completely accidental says the Huffington Post;

The fact that Wikileaks released their names accidentally will certainly make their torture and deaths less painful

I know I already told you guys about it, but I got an email from FireDogLake, those pornographers from the other end of the political spectrum telling me how Dan Choi was “singled out” when he was arrested the other day at the White House – well, he was “singled out” along with 64 other people;

And then the poor child was not allowed to know what time it was, yet he knew he was fed at odd hours. I wonder how that works.

Slept on the floor? That NEVER happens to an infantryman, does it? It must never happen because I’ve never heard an infantryman complain about it before today.

Then they shackled him and dragged his ass into the courtroom – it sounds to me like the Metro PD is getting tired of arresting him. Maybe they’re just making incarceration hard on him in their short time with Choi since no judge will punish him.