Re: Military March on the Capital??? Good Idea???

[Guest guest]

The vets tried this from WW1, I believe they were shot snd beat in the

street. Can you EVEN start to imagine what the immoral Klintonista's would

do to the military if they publicly protested??????

>From: " L O U P " <loup@...>

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>Subject: Re: Military March on the Capital??? Good Idea???

>Date: Mon, 8 Nov 1999 21:49:43 -0500

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>From: " L O U P " <loup@...>

>

>March on Washington ... that sounds like a good idea ...

>any ideas on organizing such a thing??

>

>Lehnanne

>

>

> > why can't we unite to have a Military March? People are

> > beginning to listen...lets try to show Congress, DOD, and the President

>how

> > we can unite to stand against this vaccination and future vaccines.

>

[Guest guest]

Ya know.... this doesn't sound 1/2 bad.... How many of us have taken off

weeks from work/school/family, etc... to go to DC for the Congressional

Hearings, etc..... what do you say? One more time????

<< If

there can be million man/woman/and child marches, Breast Cancer awareness

rallies, Klu Klux Klan Rallies, and every other kind of rally/march on the

Capital then why can't we unite to have a Military March? People are

beginning to listen...lets try to show Congress, DOD, and the President how

we can unite to stand against this vaccination and future vaccines. >>

[Guest guest]

March on Washington ... that sounds like a good idea ...

any ideas on organizing such a thing??

Lehnanne

> why can't we unite to have a Military March? People are

> beginning to listen...lets try to show Congress, DOD, and the President

how

> we can unite to stand against this vaccination and future vaccines.

[Guest guest]

I don't want to throw a wet blanket on a good idea but, I was thinking about

this and I'm not sure it would be in our best interest. Let's face it,

there are a lot of " us " who don't want to draw attention to ourselves until

the last possible moment to the fact that we don't want to take, or have no

intention of taking, the vaccine. So the numbers of people that show up

will probably be A LOT smaller than we'd like. This could actually hurt our

case. Let's face it, if only 200-300 people show up, THEY could say " See,

there really isn't a big problem with this program. There's only a handful

of dissenters. " However, if we do decide to do it, count me in!

Geneva

Re: Military March on the Capital??? Good Idea???

> From: Randice1@...

>

> Ya know.... this doesn't sound 1/2 bad.... How many of us have taken off

> weeks from work/school/family, etc... to go to DC for the Congressional

> Hearings, etc..... what do you say? One more time????

>

> << If

> there can be million man/woman/and child marches, Breast Cancer awareness

> rallies, Klu Klux Klan Rallies, and every other kind of rally/march on

the

> Capital then why can't we unite to have a Military March? People are

> beginning to listen...lets try to show Congress, DOD, and the President

how

> we can unite to stand against this vaccination and future vaccines. >>

[Guest guest]

Why not get the Veterans groups involved???

Randice1@... wrote:

> From: Randice1@...

>

> Ya know.... this doesn't sound 1/2 bad.... How many of us have taken off

> weeks from work/school/family, etc... to go to DC for the Congressional

> Hearings, etc..... what do you say? One more time????

>

> << If

> there can be million man/woman/and child marches, Breast Cancer awareness

> rallies, Klu Klux Klan Rallies, and every other kind of rally/march on the

> Capital then why can't we unite to have a Military March? People are

> beginning to listen...lets try to show Congress, DOD, and the President how

> we can unite to stand against this vaccination and future vaccines. >>

>

[Guest guest]

Veterans groups have sold us out. Got my edition of the VFW magazine and

guess who their guest speaker was. Clinton.

[Guest guest]

Please research the UCMJ legalities on such an undertaking before we go much

further with the plans. I'm think there are sections that would allow for

charges to be filed against any Active Duty soldier who would participate.

Then they could charge that we are indeed " trouble makers, and criminals " .

Dave

Re: Military March on the Capital??? Good Idea???

From: " Geneva " <gmains1@...>

I don't want to throw a wet blanket on a good idea but, I was thinking about

this and I'm not sure it would be in our best interest. Let's face it,

there are a lot of " us " who don't want to draw attention to ourselves until

the last possible moment to the fact that we don't want to take, or have no

intention of taking, the vaccine. So the numbers of people that show up

will probably be A LOT smaller than we'd like. This could actually hurt our

case. Let's face it, if only 200-300 people show up, THEY could say " See,

there really isn't a big problem with this program. There's only a handful

of dissenters. " However, if we do decide to do it, count me in!

Geneva

[Guest guest]

I don't see that as being a problem (we'd all be in civilian clothing), but,

we all vowed for die for this country. And just my personal thought, I would

die any day standing for what I believe in, then on my knees begging.

<< From: " Earl Stauffer " <deafcon5@...>

The vets tried this from WW1, I believe they were shot snd beat in the

street. Can you EVEN start to imagine what the immoral Klintonista's would

do to the military if they publicly protested?????? >>

[Guest guest]

<< Why not get the Veterans groups involved??? >>

I am not doubting one iota that we could get them involved, it's just a

matter now, of how much interest is shown from here. So far, I've only read

a couple of posts who have commented about it, so, I don't know. But, as

everyone knows, this just isn't a matter of members currently serving, it's a

matter of future military members (as we've all seen the President's new

executive order), in addition to the previous vets as well. It's time that

someone starts making the stand for the past, present and future.......

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<< Veterans groups have sold us out. Got my edition of the VFW magazine and

guess who their guest speaker was. Clinton. >>

Not to sound argumentative, but, Clinton speaks at a lot of functions where

he's not too welcomed at. I don't think they've sold us out, but, possibly

had him out of respect for the position. Again, most respect the position,

but that doesn't mean you have to respect the one who fills it.

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<< Please research the UCMJ legalities on such an undertaking before we go

much further with the plans. I'm think there are sections that would allow

for charges to be filed against any Active Duty soldier who would participate.

Then they could charge that we are indeed " trouble makers, and criminals " >>

Hey Dave.... I'm sorry, I'm a Guardsman (for now). When I first said I

thought the idea was good, I was basing it on myself being a Guardsman, where

we are a civilian first....

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[Guest guest]

I have been in contact with the Commander of the local VFW post here ... and

was told that it would have to be brought before the board and to write a

letter expressing my thoughts and asking for interest in this March.

If we could decide on a set date it would be better because everyone wants a

day to work with.

I also agree that a law suit would be another way to go ... but I see no

reason why both can not be done ... the March doesn't have to be on

Washington ... if travel is an issue it could be organized to occur on the

same day in state capitals .. easy to get too and show interest ... less of

a chance of being a flop.

What do you all think?

Lehnanne

Re: Military March on the Capital??? Good Idea???

> From: Randice1@...

>

> << Why not get the Veterans groups involved??? >>

>

> I am not doubting one iota that we could get them involved, it's just a

> matter now, of how much interest is shown from here. So far, I've only

read

> a couple of posts who have commented about it, so, I don't know. But, as

> everyone knows, this just isn't a matter of members currently serving,

it's a

> matter of future military members (as we've all seen the President's new

> executive order), in addition to the previous vets as well. It's time

that

> someone starts making the stand for the past, present and future.......

>

> -----------

> << Veterans groups have sold us out. Got my edition of the VFW magazine

and

> guess who their guest speaker was. Clinton. >>

>

> Not to sound argumentative, but, Clinton speaks at a lot of functions

where

> he's not too welcomed at. I don't think they've sold us out, but,

possibly

> had him out of respect for the position. Again, most respect the

position,

> but that doesn't mean you have to respect the one who fills it.

>

> ------------

> << Please research the UCMJ legalities on such an undertaking before we go

> much further with the plans. I'm think there are sections that would

allow

> for charges to be filed against any Active Duty soldier who would

participate.

> Then they could charge that we are indeed " trouble makers, and criminals "

>>

>

> Hey Dave.... I'm sorry, I'm a Guardsman (for now). When I first said I

> thought the idea was good, I was basing it on myself being a Guardsman,

where

> we are a civilian first....