US soldier refuses to serve in 'illegal Iraq war'

[bebop396]

Then there is the other side of the coin.  Many immigrants have come to thins country and made a wonderful life through hard work and prudent saving and investing.   I see it all the time in California.   

I think to a certain extent, our society preaches victim-ology.  I acknowledge that the playing field is uneven, but the opportunity is still there.   I think we must always strive to make it as even as possible.

However, anyone can make it if they are willing to do what is needed.

http://www.linktv.org/programs/hasta

That link is just a preview, could not find the movie on youtube or google....

[OzmO]

http://www.linktv.org/programs/hasta

That link is just a preview, could not find the movie on youtube or google....

Well they just got cell phones.   Next they'll have Cuban Idol.      And it will kill their pain.   

[Tre]

Caleb Campbell isn't going to Iraq either.

And he's being treated like a 'hero'.

[Dos Equis]

Caleb Campbell isn't going to Iraq either.

And he's being treated like a 'hero'.

He isn't disobeying any orders or violating the UCMJ:

Campbell will enter the NFL through an Army policy that allows highly regarded athletes to turn pro after their graduation from West Point. This policy, enacted in 2005, a year after Campbell entered the academy as a plebe, allows the athlete to serve a portion of his military service obligation as a recruiter. Cadets who do not play intercollegiate revenue sports, by comparison, have a five year service obligation in the branch they selected at graduation; the higher your rank, the more likely you get the branch you want.

http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/61947

[War-Horse]

Kids!!!!.......... just say  No to drugs & Illegal occupations.