PDA

View Full Version : US Army: re-up or face deployment to Iraq


T.Garrett
09-17-2004, 07:58 AM
LOL

Freedom of choice in this society is really just a memory now in the minds of us Ameicans over 35…who was it that said awhile back (musician?) that he had more freedom under the conditions of his parole from prison in the America of 1960 than he does as a “free” citizen of the USA of today?

To coerce these soldiers into re-enlistment in this way is despicable and parallels the corporate blackmail millions of working people face every day in this perverse “democracy” we live in and suffer in silence … :mad:


Soldiers from a Fort Carson combat unit say they have been issued an ultimatum - re-enlist for three more years or be transferred to other units expected to deploy to Iraq.

Hundreds of soldiers from the 3rd Brigade Combat Team were presented with that message and a re-enlistment form in a series of assemblies last Thursday, said two soldiers who spoke on condition of anonymity.

link

http://rockymountainnews.com/drmn/state/article/0,1299,DRMN_21_3185596,00.html

Antiochus Epiphanes
09-17-2004, 10:16 AM
I am told that if a veteran is called up and when he shows up he says that he is a White nationalist and Jew hater or words to that effect, they will declie to reactivate him. This particular person may have stated he was a member of national alliance too (although he is not). It seems to have done the trick.

El Duce
09-17-2004, 10:35 AM
[QUOTE=Antiochus Epiphanes]I am told that if a veteran is called up and when he shows up he says that he is a White nationalist and Jew hater or words to that effect, they will declie to reactivate him. This particular person may have stated he was a member of national alliance too (although he is not). It seems to have done the trick.[/QUOTE] There are a number of ways to get discharged from the military,drugs, breaking the law, theft, ect ect, but for those who served in the military long enough would not jeopardize their goverment perks who signed up for in the first place.

El Duce
09-17-2004, 10:42 AM
US May Run Out Of Guard
And Reserve Troops
WASHINGTON (AFP) - The US military may run out of national guard and reserve troops for the war on terrorism because of existing limits on involuntary mobilizations, a congressional watchdog agency warned in a report.
The army national guard, for instance, has failed to meet recruiting goals in 14 of 20 months from October 2002 through May 2004, the report said. It was 7,800 soldiers below its recruiting goal at the end of fiscal 2003.
http://www.rense.com/general57/res.htm


This is the reason why the goverment is putting a stop -gap, and arm twisting , to prevent exodus. The two end: more reservist are inclined for re-enlistment than recruiters

Strasser
09-17-2004, 11:19 AM
The army national guard, for instance, has failed to meet recruiting goals in 14 of 20 months from October 2002 through May 2004, the report said.
Gee, I wonder why. Looks like Rome will be needing more fodder for its expansion sooner than I thought. And Christ, I'm sick of the term "war on terrorism".

I support White Nationalists in the service. Always will. But this "war on terrorism", and this shit going to down in Iraq, is a lost cause. Iraq, especially, is on a one way trip towards Lebanonization. And listening to the fantasy reports from Washington, and contrasting them with reality, draws chilling comparisons to Vietnam.

Antiochus Epiphanes
09-17-2004, 11:59 AM
[QUOTE=El Duce]There are a number of ways to get discharged from the military,drugs, breaking the law, theft, ect ect, but for those who served in the military long enough would not jeopardize their goverment perks who signed up for in the first place.[/QUOTE]

I'm talking about somebody who has already been discharged from active duty, is not in the guard or reserves, but has been called up as part of the activation of veterans of the right age but who are otherwise entirely out of it. There is a term for this I forget, but it has been going on for some time now.

Photon Torpedo
09-17-2004, 03:54 PM
Being caught (or admitting to) using drugs in the military USED to be a way to get a quick discharge. But no more, according to what I read. If you are caught using drugs the military won't discharge you - they'll keep you in and ship you out to Iraq, while at the same time forcing you to undergo mandatory drug counseling.

El Duce
09-17-2004, 04:30 PM
[QUOTE=Rounder]During WWII, 16 million American men served in the US Armed Forces. Virtually all were healthy, clear-headed, and drug-free. And probably, well over 95 percent were White.

Back then, even the smaller European countries could easily field a million man military force.

And so now, ZOG has to threaten to ship enlisted men to a war zone, should they refuse to re-enlist for 3 more years. Man, talk about pathetic.

All these ongoing blatant ZOG insanities though, ought to be good for our tabloid's success. So, let's all do our part to get them into the hands (and hopefully, minds as well) of the lemmings. Oh, glory days ahead yaw'll, for us VNN'ers !![/QUOTE] Put this in the tabloid's:Check your friends' ZOG-think quotient. (Ask how many Russians died in the SWATKWP.WW2" How many Americans? How many Catholics? How many jews? 666 to 1 he can answer only the last question. Ask him why that is. )

The first occupied territory to be liberated is your mind. Exterminate ZOG-think.

Doppelhaken
09-17-2004, 04:52 PM
[QUOTE=Antiochus Epiphanes]I am told that if a veteran is called up and when he shows up he says that he is a White nationalist and Jew hater or words to that effect, they will declie to reactivate him. This particular person may have stated he was a member of national alliance too (although he is not). It seems to have done the trick.[/QUOTE]

That's for getting out of jury duty. I'd be very surprised if that kept out re-enlistees (although someone would almost definitely make a note of it, if you were White, of course).

I read something that apparently does apply to those already in the service. Fellow in the ZOG army said folks came round (don't know if they were civilian or military) asking if they had tats, if the answer was yes, they wanted to see em'. Particularly Norse and Celtic tats.

Georgie
09-18-2004, 12:04 AM
Draft here we go. There will definately be one because ZOG needs more goy's to fight. The only question is when.