Ready to be treacled upon? LUTTRELL's dog was shot. Killers must have been Libruls.

Wingnuts, both male and female, just LUERVE them 6 foot 5 inchers who are HEROES, and it is well known that the definition of "hero" is "Librul hater." All the Freep gals AND GUYS went ga-ga over him on all their media outlets, and you could see "THREESOME" on their faces as they informed us, "AND HE HAS A TWIN!1"

Well, in his first go round on the scene, during his book tour, he said he had made a humanitarian choice because he gave in to "Liberal" slop thinking. Or maybe his "Christian soul," so Christianity is therfore slop thinking? One of those two.

So Glen BECK, who back then spent three days straight interviewing LUTTRELL, frequently near breaking down and gasping, "I love you to death, man," --oh, and, uh, ALL of the troops, even if they aren't six foot and five and don't have a twin!1

So BECK played a 911 call where LUTTRELL was chasing Libruls--or Mexican illegal aliens, SAME THING--- who shot his dog Daisy, whose name's letters each stand for one of his dead comrades. The two 911 female operators both told him to stop "traveling at 110 m.p.h." while sort of encouraging him to keep on, or giving in to his Navy SEAL unstoppability.

So, Libruls will be re-bashed for the rest of today and into the Christian weekend.

But isn't Wikipedia amazing?!1 They already had the dog shooting incident!1

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcus_Luttrell

Marcus Luttrell

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

.... The four SEALs stumbled upon a small group of goat herders whom they considered to be Taliban sympathizers, but the SEALs were unable to verify any hostile intent. Luttrell claims that Murphy, the officer in charge of the SEAL team, put the fate of the goat herders to a vote. Axelson voted to kill the Afghanis, and Dietz abstained. Murphy told Luttrell that he would vote the same as him so with his vote it was decided to free the herders.

This account is emphatically denied by Murphy’s father, Daniel Murphy. He claims that his son would have never have put such a decision to a vote and that Luttrell told him a different account when he spoke to him, "He said that Michael was adamant that the civilians were going to be released, that he wasn’t going to kill innocent people," said the elder Murphy, "Michael wouldn’t put that up for committee. People who knew Michael know that he was decisive and that he makes decisions." The herders were subsequently released and disappeared over the mountain ridge. Luttrell believed they immediately betrayed the team's location to local Taliban forces and within an hour, the SEALs were engaged in an intense gun battle against a force of more than 150 enemy fighters.

In the ensuing battle, the rest of Luttrell's SEAL team were killed. Team leader Michael P. Murphy was awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions in the battle. ....

In 2008, he spoke at the Celebration of American Values Forum at the National Rifle Association's annual convention.

Attacked at home

On April 5, 2009, four teenage males approached Luttrell's property and fatally wounded his dog, Dasy, with a .357 Magnum revolver at approximately 1 A.M. Each letter of the name "Dasy" represents one of the fallen members of his team. She was given to him in recovery to help him through rehabilitation.

Luttrell proceeded to follow the individuals through four counties in his truck -- apparently armed with two .9 mm Berettas -- until Texas Rangers apprehended the individuals. Upon arrest, the suspects verbally threatened Luttrell's life and taunted him. Alfonso Hernandez was arrested on-scene and charged with animal cruelty whilst Michael Edmonds has not yet been charged. On April 7, he turned himself in, was booked, and posted his bail. The other two individuals were not charged. The males are believed to also be behind the killings of other neighborhood canines.

http://shadowspear.com/vb/showthread.php?t=5005

"It was the stupidest, most southern-fried, lamebrained decision I ever made in my life," Luttrell writes. "I must have been out of my mind. I had actually cast a vote which I knew could sign our death warrant. I'd turned into a (expletive) liberal, a half-assed, no-logic nitwit, all heart, no brain, and the judgment of a jack rabbit." ....

Marcus Luttrell made the wrong decision. He was thinking like a liberal instead of a military officer. ....

In war every death of a military service member is a public event. Liberal influence has made difficult decisions nearly impossible to get right. Liberals have put our military in a no-win situation.
Losing is what liberals want.

And now these same self-loathing liberals do not want a memorial of Navy Seal Dietz with his automatic weapon.
Too violent.

Happy 4th of July.


http://www.newsday.com/news/local/longisland/ny-liseal0613,0,7551760.story

SEAL's father: Survivor's book dishonors son's memory

Father of Patchogue's Lt. Michael P. Murphy says new account of death is a 'disservice' to slain men

BY MICHAEL ROTHFELD

.... In the book, Luttrell, who was subordinate to Murphy on the team, casts himself as the decisive player in the drama, writing that he cast the deciding vote to release the herders. He says he was torn between his "warrior's soul" that favored an "ice-cold military decision to execute these cats," and his "Christian soul ... crowding in on me." ....According to the book, Murphy was against killing the herders not out of moral considerations but seemingly selfish ones. He quotes Murphy as saying, "The U.S. liberal media will attack us without mercy." We will almost certainly be charged with murder." ... ....

WHAT THE FATHER WAS TOLD: Murphy made clear to the others that killing the shepherd, a noncombatant, to ensure his silence was not an option. "You know what, we are not murderers," he told the three other SEALs. "We're not just going to kill someone." They would spare the herder and take their chances.

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There's no way libruls would have shot this guys dog. They would have just want to hug the dog. We all know libruls are incapable of doing manly deeds like shooting a dog.

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not the FUCKING RULES OF ENGAGEMENT. Killing the shepherd would violate the rules of engagement as well as the Geneva Conventions and the rules of war.

It is appalling, if the story is true, that it was ever a matter of discussion.