Ollie North: Get Serious

Get Serious
By convicted felon Oliver North | December 12, 2009

When I was a young Marine, we were encouraged to read Sun Tzu's "Art of War" as a primer on conflict. Our mentors were officers and senior non-commissioned officers who had served in World War II, Korea and the early days of the conflict in Indochina.

These were serious men for whom the profession of arms was no trivial matter. They taught us that the 6th century BC tome was relevant to the fight we were headed for in Vietnam and would serve us well in the future. According to Sun Tzu, "The art of war is of vital importance to the State. It is a matter of life and death, the path to safety or ruin. Therefore, it is a subject that must be seriously studied."

The most recent recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize appears to have ignored this sage advice.

Prior to departing for Oslo this week, White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs was asked if Mr. Obama would be "accepting the Nobel Peace Prize as a war President?"

Mr. Gibbs' stunning response, uttered with a straight face: "Exactly."


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unhappycamper comment: This guy spews shit just like Dick Cheney.

And now -- like a true Republicon Homelander -- he imagines he has something worthwhile to say.

Ptoooey.

You sell missles to the "enemy" and you still get the appearance of walking on water by the blind.

Doesn't this clown have anything else to do except dress up in fatigues and play with himself?

in and out of our country Ollie. Really I'd like you to tear up a but too when you're explaining competitive pricing for restricted weapons and how to get the cocain from paste to crystal while being transported on those Air Force planes. Must have utilized a lot of the skills you learned as a Marine. OH and do tell us how to skim some of the profits to build security systems around our suburban houses.

only this time don't chicken out......pull the trigger TRAITOR.

why we won in Vietnam.

:puke:

Traitor indeed. Unlike Cheney, however, North did not get five deferments.

The conviction was overturned on one of the few true examples of a "technicality" that I have seen in more than 25 years practicing law.