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Who's more STUPID? Americans or Muslims
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Phony Soldiers |
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WARNING, WARNING,
WARNING, WARNING
GRAPHIC CONTENT
What you're about to read will
make you shake your head in disbelief that
someone, a human being, could do such a thing.
Some might even entertain the thought of
addressing these rodents as Americans.
You better wash your hands folks, okay forget
your hands, just read on, then go take a shower.
If you're interested in lying
down with a bed full of cockroaches, well here
you go my wonderful audience. Wait no
longer....the low of the low has arrived and
decided to make their way here at Patriotic
Thunder. Don't worry though, as true
patriotic minds always do, we'll hold our tongue
lashing for the end, these folks want a stage,
I'll provide the podium. Don't say we
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| Meet varmint number one.
He goes by one Jesse Al-Zaid, or since he
changed his name, it's Jesse MacBeth. I
guess the Muslim connection was too much for the
guy to handle, Shakespeare sounds better and has
a unique ring to it anyways.
Now according to Jesse MacBeth he
is a Iraq War Veteran (2 tours), SGT in the
special forces, Army Ranger, received the
Purple Heart Medal, Good Conduct Medal, National
Defense Medal, Expert Marksman. Wow, this
guy is one bad dude, or is he? |
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The following is a
comment made by Jesse MacBeth to various
media outlets, including being
translated into Arabic and spread on
many Islamic websites through a video.
That video is easily found on YouTube
but will not be shown here, for obvious
reasons.
"We would burn their bodies ... hang
their bodies from the rafters in the
mosque."
This got Jesse MacBeth
a front of the line VIP pass to all the
anti-war protests, he was their guy.
Finally, after all these years, the
anti-war protestors had a poster boy for
all their hippie rhetoric, or did they? |
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Sorry to let the air out of your
balloon folks, but as of September 21, 2007,
Jesse MacBeth pleaded guilty in a Federal Court
for defrauding the government out of 10,400
dollars in VA benefits, portraying himself as a
military hero, and falsifying discharge (DD214)
documents. See folks, HE IS A
FAKE, he has sawdust for a brain. The
worse part of this that barely gets any of the
medias time is that some innocent Muslim is
going to watch his Arabic translated video and
believe it, then be the next Jihadist.
Now here comes the Rush
Limbaugh comment, he called Jesse MacBeth a
"Phony Soldier", well duhhh..... but the
mainstream media took what Rush Limbaugh said
and spun it as to say Rush Limbaugh was calling
every military person who protested the war a
bunch of "Phony Soldiers |
For varmint number two, a woman
steals the limelight. Her name is Amorita
Randall. In the March issue of the New
York Times Magazine, Amorita posed for this
photograph on a cover story of women in combat.
She claims to have a brain injury and Post
Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) from being hit
by an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) in Iraq.
Sara Corbett, the Times reporter said this about
Amorita Randall, "And yet, while we were
discussing the supposed I.E.D. attack, Randall
appeared to recall it in exacting detail - the
smells, the sounds, the impact of the explosion.
As she spoke, her body seemed to seize up; her
speech became slurred as she slipped into a
flashback. It was difficult to know what had
traumatized Randall: whether she had in fact
been in combat or whether she was reacting to
some more generalized recollection of
powerlessness". Once again, A FAKE.
Randall never was in Iraq, she was in the Navy,
but stationed in Guam and never saw combat but
wears the Combat of Valor Medal.
Personally, I believe she suffers from PTWS
(Post Twinkie Withdrawal Syndrome). |
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The next varmint
is one Scott Thomas Beauchamp or as he likes to
write articles and name himself as Scott Thomas.
This Private First Class is stationed in Iraq
out of Fort Riley, Kansas. A few months
back Beauchamp decided to write up a few
articles for a well known blog (The New
Republic). In doing so, he acquainted some
of his so-called Iraq War experiences in the
articles. Beauchamp
described how he ridiculed a woman in Iraq whose
face had been severely burned: "I love chicks
that have been intimate with IEDs"
(improvised explosive devices), Beauchamp quotes
himself as saying, loudly, to his friends in the
chow hall. "It really turns me on -- melted
skin, missing limbs, plastic noses," he
recounted. "My friend was practically falling
out of his chair laughing...The disfigured woman
slammed her cup down and ran out of the chow
hall."
"One private...found the
top part of a human skull... As he marched
around with the skull on his head, people
dropped shovels and sandbags, folding in half
with laughter...No one was disgusted. Me
included."
Beauchamp described another
soldier "who only really enjoyed driving
Bradley Fighting Vehicles because it gave
him the opportunity to run things over. He took
out curbs, concrete barriers, corners of
buildings, stands in the market, and his
favorite target: dogs." Beauchamp described how
the soldier killed three dogs in one day: "He
slowed the Bradley down to lure the first kill
in, and, as the diesel engine grew quieter, the
dog walked close enough for him to jerk the
machine hard to the right and snag its leg under
the tracks."
Yes, you guessed it, HE WAS
FAKE/LYING ALSO, and for his troubles he
gets his laptop and cell phone taken away, along
with being reduced in rank and his Commanding
Officer is requesting he be discharged from the
military.
What many don't know, is
because of this, many legitimate military
bloggers' that post their daily combat sagas
online (which I personally enjoy), have
refrained from doing so because of what
Beauchamp did.
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If you thought these cases were unique,
their actually not, here are a few more for your weary
mind. *Reggie Buddle, 60,
Puyallup, Washington, sentenced July 30, 2007, for
Unlawful Wearing of United States Military Medals and
Decorations. Buddle posed as a decorated Marine Corps
Chaplin presiding over weddings, funerals and baptisms.
Buddle was sentenced to 500 hours of community service
and two years of probation.
*Larry Lewis Porter, 52, Seattle, Washington, sentenced
April 19, 2007, for Mail Fraud in connection with a
scheme to fraudulently obtain disability benefits from
Veterans Affairs. Porter was sentenced to 37 months in
prison. Porter claimed he suffered PTSD from experiences
in the Navy, however investigation revealed the events
were fabricated. Loss Amount: $134,000
*Roy J. Scott, 71, of Port Angeles, Washington pleaded
guilty August 31, 2007, to Use of an Altered Military
Discharge Certificate to obtain VA Compensation and
Medical Benefits, and Unlawful Wearing of United States
Military Medals and Decorations. Scott claimed he had
served in the Marine Corps in Korea, that he was wounded
in combat in Korea, and that he had been awarded the
Korea Defense Medal, Korea Star Medal, and a Purple
Heart (due to alleged gun shot wounds sustained during
combat in Korea). Scott claimed to be honorably
discharged, when in fact, he never earned those medals,
never served in Korea or any foreign country and was
Court-Martialed out of the Marine Corps. Loss Amount:
$21,960.
*Merrick K. Hersey, 64, of Vancouver, Washington, Hersey
was indicted August 1, 2007, for Use and Possession of
Forged or Altered Military Discharge Certificate and
False Statements. Hersey is a fugitive and is being
sought by law enforcement. Hersey applied for benefits
claiming he served in 1967-68, was awarded two Purple
Hearts (for wounds sustained in active combat) and the
Bronze Star (awarded for heroism). Hersey claimed he
suffered from PTSD and sought benefits. In fact, Hersey
never served in the Marine Corps at all. Loss Amount:
$2,688.
*Michael D. Heit, 58, of Harrington, Washington, pleaded
guilty (September 20, 2007) in U.S. District Court
in Spokane, Washington to Use and Possession of a Forged
or Altered Military Discharge Certificate and False
Claims of Military Medals. Heit claimed he was a Vietnam
vet who was held as a prisoner of war. He claimed to
have been awarded three Purple Heart medals and the
Silver Star. None of that is true. Loss Amount: $3,500
*Elvin J. Swisher, 70, of Idaho, is charged with Wearing
Unauthorized Military Medals, False Statements, and
Theft of Government Funds. Swisher falsely claimed he
was wounded in Korea and that he had been awarded the
Silver Star, Purple Heart and other medals for valor.
Loss Amount: $95,000.
*Carlos Riosvalle, 83, of Portland, Oregon, was
sentenced April 9, 2007, in Multnomah County for
multiple counts of Theft by Deception. Riosvalle
collected benefits claiming to have been “shot down
while a pilot in World War II.” In fact Riosvalle never
served in the armed forces. Loss Amount: $22,818.
These cases were all investigated by the Veterans
Affairs Office of Inspector General VA-OIG. The VA
Office of the Inspector General operates a HOTLINE for
the public to confidentially and safely report crimes
like “Stolen Valor” involving VA or its programs. Call
800-488-8244, or fax to 202-565-7936, or e-mail to
vaoighotline@va.gov, or write to VA OIG HOTLINE, PO Box
50410, Washington, DC 20091-0410
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Okay, I'm done holding myself back here.
First off, you got to ask yourself, why in the hell
would someone do this? Did Mommy hold your hand to
long, maybe Daddy didn't spank you hard enough.
Seriously, you got some serious issues to go at the
lengths these phonies did to try to be something they
clearly were not. Now some folks might say, if
your going to try to emulate someone, it might as well
be one of America's finest badasses. I can
understand that, but what these people did was criminal,
you don't defraud the Government, defraud yourself, and
most of all, NEVER defraud our troops. Our beloved
troops put that uniform on everyday in honor of the past
and present that have fought for this nation. Well
now all of those phony soldiers will have their own
special medal, a prison number, how fitting it will
already pinned on their chest to showcase to everyone.
Personally, If I saw someone wearing a
uniform that wasn't in the military (past/present), I
would slam their sorry ass to the ground and make a
citizens' arrest, it's a federal crime to impersonate a
government official. On another note, I really
can't understand these type of people, I have medals and
ribbons, but none of them are fake. I actually can
honestly say I've turned down more
medals/ribbons/certificates than I personally got
awarded with, they really don't mean anything to me.
I know other Military men/women feel the same as me as
well. So I offer this to all you wannabe phonies
out there, If your in need of some medals, I will give
you mine, all you have to do is come get them.
That's fair isn't it? |
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| What phony soldiers will
never understand is the following quote:
"When a
soldier was injured and could not get back to safety,
his buddy went out to get him, against his officer's
orders. He returned mortally wounded, and his friend,
whom he had carried back, was dead.
The officer was angry. "I told you
not to go," he said. "Now I've lost both of you. It was
not worth it."
The dying man replied, But it was,
sir, because when I got to him, he said, "Jim, I knew
you'd come.""
Leslie D. Weatherhead |
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