Military account of Tillman death 'utter fiction', says Pat's brother

Re: "Military account of Tillman death 'utter fiction', says Pat's brother

I don't think anyone thinks that way of the Tillmans. Why should we accept lies and BS from our government and our military.

It pisses me off when people lie to cover their ass or to hide something unpleasant or because they think the public can't handle it. Screw 'em.

Hey, if the officers had lied like this at one of the military academies, they'd be drummed out. Everyone involved who wasn't ordered to lie should be sent packing now.

 

Re: "Military account of Tillman death 'utter fiction', says Pat's brother

They won't start thinking of the Tillmans that way until they're programmed to do so by people with their own agendas. Sheehan is a "crackpot" only to those who don't agree with her bigger picture. While Mary Tillman never aligned herself with the anti-war crowd, she's made it pretty clear she didn't support the war but supported her sons' decisions to join it. Kind of the same as Cindy Sheehan before her son was killed.

 

Re: "Military account of Tillman death 'utter fiction', says Pat's brother

O'Reilly's not touching this story. His first guest: Michelle Malkin as they rip Bill Moyers. My guess is Hannity will lead with another segment on Alec Baldwin. Disgraceful

 

It would have been much better to keep the military here at home and sent those dudes from the Shield to get OldSama. Everyone knows that international police work wins wars.

 

I can't believe that that idea doesn't have more traction.

 

... she's not bending over pages?

 

Somehow I think it's just a matter of time before Coulter or Limbaugh or Beck or somebody like that starts taking shots at the Tillmans.

 

Sadly, I think you are right.

 

Moyers, right now, on PBS.

 

But is she bending over for them?

 

Of course, Pat Tillman isn't the only dead person these evil bastards lie about.
http://www.newsobserver.com/505/story/567684.html

Bombs don't count.
Who knew?

 

I'm wondering -- is Pat Tillman the only soldier who was ever killed in war by friendly fire? I'm starting to think so by all of the grandstanding people are doing about it.