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**Seiblybiozy** · 06-03-2007, 02:51 PM

I don't call leaving a military hospital in squaller as exactly "helping" the military. It sure wasn't the helping the injured and sick there. It may have helped a few corrupt military bureaucrats who have now been exposed, but that is in no way helping the military.

The media has its own agenda today.

I agree, a problem can exist for decades but all of a sudden it becomes important news.

Now..not that our troops aren't important enough, but it seem's silly to argue over the issue when it's been a problem for many years.

06-03-2007, 02:51 PM	#5
Seiblybiozy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 587 Senior Member	I don't call leaving a military hospital in squaller as exactly "helping" the military. It sure wasn't the helping the injured and sick there. It may have helped a few corrupt military bureaucrats who have now been exposed, but that is in no way helping the military. The media has its own agenda today. I agree, a problem can exist for decades but all of a sudden it becomes important news. Now..not that our troops aren't important enough, but it seem's silly to argue over the issue when it's been a problem for many years.
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