The Ward Churchills won’t stand a chance …

I ditto Steve’s idea about the Molinare and Welsh “hidden cams” in the classroom too …

“all of these motherfuckers on one tiny fucking airplane”, “actually its pretty big”

I served in Iraq in ‘03, returned home to Buffalo, and enrolled at UB in July of that year. UB is your typical liberal college campus, complete with protests outside the Union, etc. These kids protest EVERYTHING! the War, sweatshops, and so on…

But I noticed that student’s political leanings also depend on their course of study. I majored in engineering, and there seemed to be a lot more conservative(ish) or right leaning nineteen or twenty-something men AND women. They would say things like “you were in the Marines? What was it like? Were you scared?” Somebody actually said “thank you” to me (it was Veterans Day). Better still, several told me they were thinking of joining after they graduate and going to OCS. I know of three that did just that. Two went into the Navy and the third went the Air Force route.

I was in the Marine Corps for twelve years before I went to college, so I was a “non-traditional” student. Or as USMC Beans has so fondly called me, “Old Bastard”. My point is, as an older person interacting with much younger people, I could still see that there is a lot of good in our country’s youth. This had already been proved to me in Iraq.

I have, in my time at UB, “straightened” a few misguided liberals out. I clued them in to what is really happening in Iraq, and why it is so important for us to finish the job there. They would say things like “gee, I didn’t know that…”.

When you are sitting in an english lit./ art history / philosophy / journalism (snicker) class, you will see mostly liberal mind-sets. The REAL majors like engineering, etc. don’t usually have much representation at the protests, because they are too busy STUDYING!! These are people that want to get good grades so they can get good jobs so they can make good money. We call these people Republicans.

Semper Fi.

My daughter says the same thing … She’s a Jr. at college, pre-med, and says a lot of her co-students/friends in her courses are generally moderate to conservative … And you’re spot-on regarding the courses dictating who is protesting because of “serious” subjects need serious study … Thank Christ! Because I wouldn’t want a doctor or surgeon who spent the bulk of his/her study/class time in school out aimlessly protesting when they should have been studying.

Somebody once said, “Somewhere is the world’s worse doctor …” … Yup.

Which by the way I highly highly recommend and you can now download the film…it’s funny too but in a dry way…….it’s priceless.

http://indoctrinate-u.com/pages/welcome.html

Six Pack Video!

Stay safe, don’t let it get too crazy and don’t get caught.

You’re right. I thought it was just some styrofoam, but even if so, you don’t need to be scaring people like that. Now if they’d been carrying Code Pink signs….

“if the boys want to fight you better let’em”

The “Iraq is Everywhere” vid was supposed to be funny.
They did not hurt anyone and I think some need to lighten up a bit. They were out blowing off some steam.

I am sure they have a very serious side to them when that is their intention, in this case it was not. To me the vid showed how they were able to drive around and have some fun and not have to worry about being blown up. Also, they spent months having to worry about whether or not they were going to get plugged or blown up walking or traveling down every square inch of road they were on.

I would be f’n giddy as all hell to come back here after that and be able to move freely without the constant threat of death. It is something that most in this country have no appreciation of.

They served their time in Hell.

FU Michael Moore

Other than that that was some damn funny stuff.

Correct. But given that I’m so young, that show was way before my time and I got it wrong.

No disrespect intended. And thank you for your service to our great country.

I first learned of PatDollard.com while my brother-in-law, who was a Major and is now a Lt Col. in the Army, was leading brave young men in Baqubah. We are very proud of him. He was awarded a couple purple hearts and was awarded a bronze star for saving a soldiers life after the soldier had his legs blown off.
Pat Dollard and Michael Yon were the only places that I felt I could get good information on what was truly going on there. I have since told countless people, including other fine young men just returning from Iraq, about these websites.

When the description of your new video reports IRAQ IS EVERYWHERE said…
“They are both now home, and fighting the homefront war on college campuses. My reports from them are that every stereotype about universities being liberal indoctrination centers are just too god-awfully true.”

I thought your series would be more of fighting liberals on campus face to face with words of intellect not whatever it was that you were doing from the car.

For those of us who don’t visit college campuses often or at all, we need to see just how whacked out they are. Thanks to Bash series Berkley: You write the caption we do see to some whacked out stuff.

I have two boys going to college right now but I am sure I don’t see and hear what they see and hear on a daily basis.

What about interviewing students and professors face to face and when they spew their twisted views on the war, give them some idea about the truth from someone who has been there?

Just an idea.
Thanks again for your service for our country!