Re: BRING OUT YOUR DEAD (Part Whatever)
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/27/us/27armstrong.html?hpw
One of the punks responsible for a fatal bombing on the University of Wisconsin campus has checked out. Good riddance! Like so many of his contemporaries (including the President's buddy, Bill Ayers) Dwight Armstrong never apologized for killing Robert Fassnacht. It was his "duty" to touch off more than half a ton of amonium nitrate in a classroom building.
As it happens, the explosion took place on my birthday--at the time I was serving in the AF. I cannot adequately express the contempt I still feel for domestic terrorists who robbed banks, murdered police officers, tossed bombs at the capitol and bombed and torched buildings on college campuses.
Dwight Armstrong (and his accomplices), Jane Fonda, Bill Ayers, Bernadine Dorhn, and Betina Aptheker--these are just a few of the "stars" of a self indulgent movement that sought to use violence, intimidation and the underminding of our society to advance their anti-American agenda. Opposition to the Vietnam war was the excuse for the violence, millions of Americans came to oppose the war, only a tiny handful resorted to violence.
Check out any archival footage of anti-war demonstrations you can find, and in almost every case the demonstrators were carrying Viet Cong and North Vietnamese flags--which is beneath contempt. Of course Ms. Fonda upped the ante by swooning over that NVA anti-aircraft gun in Hanoi with an expression of post coital bliss on her face and fellating every commie officer in a two province area. American POWs in the "Hanoi Hilton" were tortured by their captors for refusing to go along with Fonda's dog and pony media show. And she has never apologized, for any of it.
This was not a glorious chapter in the history of our country. It was, IMO, a generational rejection of America (they spelled it "Amerika," remember?) and our traditions of law and order and peaceful expressions of dissent. These members of my generation were so suffused with their own moral superiority they believed the rules of civilized debate didn't apply to them. Well, when that happens, people (like Robert Fassnacht) get dead.
I wish speedy deaths for all the remaining Madison bombers.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/27/us/27armstrong.html?hpw
One of the punks responsible for a fatal bombing on the University of Wisconsin campus has checked out. Good riddance! Like so many of his contemporaries (including the President's buddy, Bill Ayers) Dwight Armstrong never apologized for killing Robert Fassnacht. It was his "duty" to touch off more than half a ton of amonium nitrate in a classroom building.
As it happens, the explosion took place on my birthday--at the time I was serving in the AF. I cannot adequately express the contempt I still feel for domestic terrorists who robbed banks, murdered police officers, tossed bombs at the capitol and bombed and torched buildings on college campuses.
Dwight Armstrong (and his accomplices), Jane Fonda, Bill Ayers, Bernadine Dorhn, and Betina Aptheker--these are just a few of the "stars" of a self indulgent movement that sought to use violence, intimidation and the underminding of our society to advance their anti-American agenda. Opposition to the Vietnam war was the excuse for the violence, millions of Americans came to oppose the war, only a tiny handful resorted to violence.
Check out any archival footage of anti-war demonstrations you can find, and in almost every case the demonstrators were carrying Viet Cong and North Vietnamese flags--which is beneath contempt. Of course Ms. Fonda upped the ante by swooning over that NVA anti-aircraft gun in Hanoi with an expression of post coital bliss on her face and fellating every commie officer in a two province area. American POWs in the "Hanoi Hilton" were tortured by their captors for refusing to go along with Fonda's dog and pony media show. And she has never apologized, for any of it.
This was not a glorious chapter in the history of our country. It was, IMO, a generational rejection of America (they spelled it "Amerika," remember?) and our traditions of law and order and peaceful expressions of dissent. These members of my generation were so suffused with their own moral superiority they believed the rules of civilized debate didn't apply to them. Well, when that happens, people (like Robert Fassnacht) get dead.
I wish speedy deaths for all the remaining Madison bombers.
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