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Originally posted by John D Harris:
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Originally posted by Donut:
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Originally posted by John D Harris:
, show it to me and get my permission to sign my name, so no I won't mind.
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You said it John D! Not everyone gave permission. The first one soldier knew of it was when his father congratulated him on having his letter published. Despicable deceit!
"You don't want the truth, you can't handle the truth!" [/QUOTE]ROTFLMAO
Here's the truth:
Sgt. Todd Oliver, a spokesman for the 173rd Airborne Brigade, which counts the 503rd as one of its units, said he was told a soldier wrote the letter, but he didn't know who. He said the brigade's public affairs unit was not involved.
"When he asked other soldiers in his unit to sign it, they did," Oliver explained in an e-mail response to a GNS inquiry. "Someone, somewhere along the way, took it upon themselves to mail it to the various editors of newspapers across the country."
No conspiracy, no lies in what has been writen in the letters. NOT ONE PERSON has been able to show a single lie in what was writen in the letters.
Here's some more truth: (quote from the globe and mail, editoralizing) "The sentiments seemed genuine until identical letters"
Where have we heard something similar to that???
Sgt. Gueser! "It makes it looklike you cheated on a test, and everybody got the same grade," Good call Sgt. [img]graemlins/thumbsup.gif[/img]
as I said on page one "piss'n moun'n" [/QUOTE]Jesus John D, you're tying yourself in knots on this. They purported the letter to have been written by individual soldiers from the home town of the newspapers that they sent it to. It's one big deceit. Simple as that.
Just try to give me one straight answer. Why did they not give the name of the true author?