I hope to soon (August 12,
13) be having a meeting with my Republican Congressman Scott Garrett to go over my charges, evidence and details of New Jersey State's nine year corruption cover-up.
"A man good enough to shed his blood for his country, is good enough to receive
a square deal afterwards . . ."
-- Theodore Roosevelt
Veterans
need actions not words...
~ Why do these two U.S. Marines look drunk... ~
Jack (Sussex, NJ) and
George Dros (Cooperstown, NY) are sitting at a table in a Duc Duc Refugee Village peasant hut, near the village's market place.
The two, young United States Marines are members of CAP Team 2-9-2. (CAP Teams were composed of about 8 to 13 Americans,
who lived and served 24/7 in Vietnamese peasant-farming villages. The Duc Duc Refugee Village was composed
of about 2,000 homes.)
In the above picture, Jack's
and George's eyes were shut, because of complete exhaustion. It was July 1970. At the time this picture was taken,
the Americans in Duc Duc were not sure whether the CAP Unit would be pulled out of the village or whether it would be wiped
out. We were experiencing heavy combat. Intelligence reports were coming in daily that the Communists wanted to
punish the village while the Americans were still there.
By wiping out CAP 2-9-2, the terrorists hoped to leave an example to other CAP Villages. With alerts at the highest
level, night ambush responsibilities were 100% watch throughout the night. With two long patrols a day going outside
the village, it didn't leave much time for the eight or so Americans to sleep.
Around the day this picture was taken, an intelligence report came in from the 1st Marine Division Headquarters in Da Nang
that the high Communist Command wanted to speed up President Nixon's troop pullout from Vietnam. They wanted to embarrass
the Americans on a wide-scale and influence the American People into pressuring a faster troop pullout. Their plan called
for wiping out the Fifth Marines at An Hoa. It was going to involve thousands of Communist Forces. The Village
of Duc Duc was on the large Marine Base's perimeter and was said to be the main route for the Communist attack. Our
orders that night in July 1970 was to set up in the most well protected position. Our Cap Unit was expected to try and
hold off the Communist drive off as long as possible. We were expected to serve as a warning or trip wire (Queens Gambit)
for the Fifth Marines.
Months after Jack and George
pulled out of the village of Duc Duc, the Vietnamese communists punished the peasant village by burning it to the ground.
Hundreds of civilian men, women and children were killed, wounded and reported missing. Two thousands homes were reduced
to ashes. The blaze could be seen from twenty-five (25) miles away in Da Nang. It was the light of
the blaze that guided United States Marines helicopters to the scene.
The boy with Jack is the Marine's village boy. These village boys would run errands, cook C-Rations,
clean up-after, massage tense muscles and serve as interpreters for the Marines. Usually, each Marine had their own
boy to help him around the village.
Many times, adult peasants of Duc Duc would supply these boys with intelligence information of planned
terrorist attacks on the village. Supplying these intelligence reports on terrorist movements and plans may have
been the reason why the Duc Duc Refugee Village was later burned to ashes.
A month after the above picture was taken, the boy lost both of his parents in a terrorist rocket attack
on their area of the Duc Duc Refugee Village. After his parents were killed, the boy moved to a relative's
home closer to the City of Da Nang; which in the long run saved his life the night of the Duc Duc Massacre.
JULY 17, 1970
On what was going to turn out to be my hottest day in
Vietnam, we had asked our (new to the village) sergeant
for just a short, daily patrol. Although it was still morning, we had
already completed a number of our daily assignments around the village and the temperature was already scorching. As usual, our Navy Corpsman already had treated a long line of peasants and
my buddy, George Dros and I (our unit’s demolitionmen) had already setoff a couple of controlled explosions of dud high
explosive rounds that the local children collected. The loyal
children received payments based on the size of their dud round.
The CAP 2-9-2 patrol of five Marines and six Vietnamese Popular Forces (PFs)
Militiamen left Phu Da with full gear. Sergeant Donald Eifford led the
patrol down a small, dusty path between two tall cornfields. I was the
M-79 Grenadier and a Lance Corporal. When we exited the cornfields, Sergeant
Eifford took out his field glasses and spotted three figures entering a known Viet Cong frequented treeline. The treeline was once the site of a peasant village.
Since no villagers were allowed that far from Phu Da, it was safe to believe that the three figures entering the treeline
were Communists. Sergeant Eifford radioed for mortars on the jungle treeline
from the Fifth Marines Headquarters at An Hoa. (Only a month before, CAP
2-9-2,
two tanks and a company of about 130 Marine Grunts from the Fifth Marines worked the same area. Even with all those Marines and supporting equipment, the treeline was a bad neighborhood to say the least.)
Using Eifford’s map grid coordinates, the Marine mortars from An Hoa were very accurate. (He was excellent at calling in support for us.) Our
sergeant decided for the eleven-man patrol to go after the Communists.
About a mile into the thin, open rice patty dikes, fear triggered five of our six Village Militiamen to refuse to go
any farther toward the mile long piece of jungle. Even though we tried
to influence their decision, the militiamen refused. They were terrified. To be honest, having experienced combat there myself, I was a little worried. Without the other PFs, there would be only six of us in the thick treeline.
Like I already mentioned, the last time we dealt with the Communists in the same piece of jungle, we had about 130
men and 2 tanks. In spite of all the men and equipment, we still had to
call in F-4 Phantom fighter jets for a couple of bombing runs.
The
lone Vietnamese militiaman, who agreed to go along with us, was walking point (first) anyway.
He had to pass through five Marines on the less than two-foot wide rice patty dike in order to leave with his buddies.
As the CAP 2-9-2 patrol came close to the treeline that only minutes earlier three Communists entered,
the sergeant ordered me to walk point (first) and slam the face of the treeline with M-79 Grenade Rounds. Immediately, I moved up in line and started firing. About
a hundred yards outside the large treeline, we had to stop. My grenade launcher
jammed from a BeeHive (shotgun-like) round casing. I cleared my weapon
and reloaded with just high explosive rounds.
(In the Command Chronology for CAP 2-9-2 for July 17, 1970, it was documented
that I shot a total of 22 M-79 High Explosive (HE) rounds that entire day. Although I picked my targets well, I thought that I shot much more than 22 high
explosive rounds. It was a long day under the hot sun.)
Once we entered the jungle, we immediately spread
out into two-man teams and found Communist huts, bunkers, and trenches and stored food supplies. My buddy
L/Cpl. George Dros did some extra searching under some heavy jungle canopy.
Inside a large hut that George found was Communist military documents and the equipment for making booby traps. In another hut, we found freshly cooked rice still warm in four bowls.
We were elated that we chased off the Communists.
I took my handy Kodak Instamatic Camera from my field jacket and started taking pictures. A couple of the guys even posed.
This feeling of satisfaction lasted only a few minutes. Suddenly,
we were hit from what seemed like every direction. The Communist
fire was extremely intense.
Immediately, Sergeant Eifford radioed for mortars
from the An Hoa Fifth Marine Base. The Willie Peter placing round was right
on target. However, probably because of the shifting of the M-81 mortar’s
tri-pod, the ten M-81 high explosive rounds walked directly towards where we were pinned down.
We thought that our own mortars would kill us. I didn’t know
what to do. The thought of moving to my right or left was out of the question. The Communist fire was too furious. The
last round exploded only about 20 yards in front of us.
After calling in the mortars, our sergeant called
in helicopter and fixed-wing air strikes. During one of the initial
passes over the trees, the fixed-wing pilot spotted a cluster of huts deep in the treeline.
He concentrated his ordinance and succeeded in triggering some secondary explosions.
During all the action, the rest of the Marines from CAP 2-9-2 and a few Vietnamese PF militiamen arrived
from Phu Da. Meanwhile, CAP 2-9-1 from the other side of the
An Hoa Marine Base rushed to our aid, but they got pinned down just outside the treeline that the six of us were surrounded
in.
For
a number of hours, we had to fight off the Communists ourselves. It
was in July and the temperature was said to be over 100 degrees. (I
don’t remember for sure, but the number 110 comes up. Our Navy Corpsman
had his mother send a thermometer just about a week before. (He was always
saying how hot it was. It became a joke for us.) Regardless, whether it was 100 or 110 degrees, it was extremely hot. Water ran
out early.
Once CAP 2-9-1 arrived, the Communists broke contact with us.
As the CAP’s demolitionmen, George Dros and I blew as much as we could with our C4 plastic explosives. After we ran out of C4, George and I collected some hand grenades and destroyed the remaining Communist
belongings and equipment.
It was very important what route we left the jungle. We needed to take a route that the enemy would not
expect us to take. Otherwise, the Communists would be setting up an ambush
for us. We set up security then left the treeline together on a route that
crossed through a chest high, slow moving stream. (My camera’s film
was destroyed.) While in the stream, a few guys were a little nervous about the
poisonous snakes, especially the deadly Bamboo Viper.
Once on the other side of the stream, CAP 2-9-1 left for their own village. The Americans and the few PF Militiamen of CAP 2-9-2 rested on a small knoll for a couple of minutes. We were out there under some ugly conditions for many hours and we needed
a much-needed rest. Besides, our water ran out hours before and a few of
us were near Heat Exhaustion. Myself included.
Our Navy Corpsman was tired of telling
us not to drink the filthy rice patty water. Since the patties were the
universal toilets for their peasant caretakers as well as water buffaloes and the watery grave of many insects, the Corpsman
didn’t appreciate us drinking the filth through our closed teeth and then wiping our teeth clean. (We didn’t bring our toothbrushes.) Our
sweat-soaked, camouflaged utilities were our tooth implement of necessity.
Three of my buddies went to search for
some desperately needed clean water.
(The problem was the three Marines went without their weapons. I’d
say the intense heat; the day’s activities and lack of water were getting
to them.)
After only a few minutes of rest, our sergeant jumped up. He was
in a hurry to get back to Phu Da for fear that the Communists might attack the unprotected village. (One of the Vietnamese Militiamen might have read one of the Communist documents that George Dros
found in the makeshift booby trap factory.)
I told the sergeant that the three men went for water without their weapons.
I volunteered to stay. All I cared about was that my friends
were out there with no weapons.
The Communists must have followed us. About fifteen minutes later,
as my three, joyful, wet-buddies were returning with the much needed water, the Communists attacked with rifle fire and small
explosive weapons. For protection, each of my buddies drove into a large,
rice patty filled with water. It was about a hundred yards wide and it separated
us.
For the next fifteen to twenty minutes, I fought alone in the open to draw the Communists' fire, so that my buddies would survive or not be captured. The sounds
of the zinging bullets and bombs were constant.
Thank God, those Viet Cong Terrorists
were bad shots.
In order to give the impression that there were more Marines on the knoll than just me, I switched between my M-79
Grenade Launcher to my buddies' M-16 Rifles and a
M-60 Machinegun. However,
I'm sure it didn't take long before the Viet Cong Terrorists realized I was the only American on the small knoll in the middle
of the open rice patties. If they killed me, the V.C. Terrorists could
just walk up to my buddies and do what they wanted to them.
(The Communist fire was pretty fierce.)
I was no different than any other American in the Combined Action Program.
The thought of leaving my Cap Brothers did not even enter my mind. At
the time, we only had about eight Americans living in Phu Da. I loved
them. One of my buddies pinned down before me in the rice patty was
even married and had children. Some
of George Dros' comments are below.
You could say that back then; I felt my buddies were all I had. Due
to a number of different circumstances, we felt very alone. Even, many
American people back home were against us fighting the Communists. In June 1970,
during a military sweep just outside our village, we found thousands of American Dollars that were donated to the Communist
Terrorists by an American College student
group at Berkeley University. The donated money may have been used for the bounties on our heads.
I served in Phu Da during the student
shootings at Kent State University.
I was also in Phu Da when my hometown of Rosedale, Queens had its Vietnam Veteran Memorial attacked twice by tar
and paint during 1970. (It's the first Vietnam Veteran Memorial
in all of America.)
http://home.earthlink.net/~rosedalememorial
Back at the knoll, a couple of the Marines who left with my sergeant returned to help but it took them some time walking
along the thin rice patty dikes. For all they knew, they were walking into
an ambush themselves. Our sergeant led the rest of the CAP 2-9-2
Americans and Vietnamese PFs back to protect Phu Da from a possible
Communist attack.
Daniel Gallerger was the first Marine to arrive to help me. He came
into the firefight shooting his weapon and laid down right next to me. Daniel’s
on The Wall in
Washington DC
for something that happened months later. He was a good Marine.
In the end, everyone was saved and my sergeant received a well-deserved medal for his actions. It was a miracle that no Americans were hurt that entire day.
On July 22, 1970, CAP 2-9-2
returned to the jungle treeline with three infantry companies (C, E, and F) of the Fifth Marines, tanks
and CAP 2-9-1.
My buddy George Dros (one of the guys
I saved) wrote his parents about the episode and they wrote and thanked my parents.
I felt great.
To this day, George and I
are extremely close and we both live up here in the beautiful, hilly farmland of Sussex County, New Jersey. However,
we don't really talk much about the war portion of serving in Phu Da, Vietnam. To this day, it's still extremely hard to talk about the ugliness of war.
Instead, we talk a lot about our American Buddies as well as our Vietnamese Friends and the many Vietnamese Parents
and Vietnamese Grandparents who adopted us into their families.
ACTUAL UNIT REPORT FOR JULY 17,
1970
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17 July 70 |
A PF member of a CAP
2-9-2 patrol accidentally detonated an unknown type booby trap rigged with an unknown type firing device alerting an enemy
ambush at AT 872500, 2.5 km N of Duc Duc District Headquarters. The patrol received SAF and returned fire with organic weapons
fire, 22 M-79 HE rds, |
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2 M-72 LAAW
rds, and called a helicopter gunship fire mission on the
enemy. The enemy fled in an unknown direction. One PF was WIA by
the exploding SFD. The PF was rendered first aid and medevaced by
helicopter. A sweep of the area was nonproductive. RESULTS: 1 PF
WIA(E). |
George Dros' Comments about the above action.
Some time in July 1970, we went on a (daily) patrol that took us farther into enemy territory than ever before. The
temperature this day was in excess of 100 º. With only three (3) other Marines
and 1 Chou Hoi, we confiscated a large cache of Vietnamese communist terrorists (V.C) explosives, detonators, documents and
battle plans for upcoming engagements. (This most probably was a
small terrorist bobby-trap factory.)
After neutralizing their base camp, we were hit by Viet Cong terrorists’ rocket-propelled grenades, mortars and
small arms fire, pinning us down for over an hour. We called for artillery
from the Marine Cops’ 5th Marines Combat base at An Hoa and a react team from our brother CAP team 2-9-1. Return artillery fire was immediate.
It took CAP 2-9-1 a while to reach us,
because as they neared the tree line that we were pinned down in, they were also fired upon.
After about three hours, the V.C. broke contact and both CAP teams started back to their respective villages. We
had to cross a chest deep river, carrying our weapons over our heads, but at least we were in our own back yard. We stopped
on a small knoll for much needed water, since we had run out of water hours before, because of the intense heat and sun. Two Marines and I filled everyone’s canteens while Jack and the rest of the
patrol stood cover.
Returning from the well, I saw Jack standing cover by himself, as Sgt. Eiford thought the village might be hit and
took the rest of the unit back with him in case of enemy contact. As we made
our way to the knoll that Jack was on, we took heavy fire from our right, pinning us down behind a small rice paddy dike. Jack then exposed himself to enemy fire to try and keep the V.C. away from us, switching
from his own M79 grenade launcher, to my M-16 rifle and one of the Marines’ M-60 machine gun. Jack kept the V.C. off balance long enough for us to pull ourselves along by the rice stalks until reaching
him. The V.C. broke contact, probably fearing an artillery attack.
This
was Jack, always caring and making sure the people he loved were safe and protected from harm. Jack’s code in life has
always been the same: passion for his family, his country and the Corps. I will always be thankful for being a part of Jack’s
family.
What is Jack Cunningham doing today instead of battling
terrorists in the Duc Duc Refugee Village?
Jack is battling the State of New Jersey for his Due Process
in his right to charge Legal Malpratice against a corrupt New Jersey Attorney Ethics Vice-Chairman Robert Correale.
It's been over a nine year battle so far for Jack, but he has some corrupt New Jersey politicians and officials ducking for
cover.
 Proud Vietnam Vet, Proud Tea Party Patriot,
Webmaster Jack Cunningham
Help end Government Corruption in 2010
A state Supreme Court attorney
ethics Vice-Chairman Robert Correale misuses his high level government and court office to Cover-Up and block ethics violations
and legal malpractice charges against his own law firm, Maynard & Truland. After eight years, the Cover-Up leads
all the way up to the Governor's Office, the Attorney General's Office, the state's Supreme Court and Superior Court.
Disabled Vietnam vet, Jack Cunningham's ethic complaints start with Robert Correale's and his law firm's gross negligence,
over-charging per hour, false billing, lack of communications, coming to court unprepared and open perjury to the New
Jersey Supreme Court and Superior Court systems. (Evidence are Maynard & Truland's own contact, invoices,
court-filed letters, court-filed documents and court-filed sworn statements, NJ Supreme Court attorney certifications,
etc.)
Thanks to some
dedicated, honest State Legislators, Jack Cunningham is no longer in this battle alone. Please read the below
letters.
It's going to another
level. It's proof that in America, the little guy can win, if he or she does not give up...
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State Senator Steven Oroho's office has already completed
a preliminary investigation.
UPDATE
New Jersey State Senator Oroho's office has received
enough calls. I can't thank you enough.
Please direct your calls to Gov Chris Christie at: 609-292-6000. It's
time "new", Governor Chris Christie asks for a formal investigation of the Cover-up.
John "Jack" Cunningham vs. New Jersey Office of Attorney Ethics
Gov. Christie can ask State Senate Steven Oroho all questions.
Billboard recently established
on I-75 just south of Lake City, Florida
" A free people ought not only to be armed and disciplined, but they should have sufficient arms and ammunition to maintain a status of independence from any who
might attempt to abuse them, which would include their own government."
- George Washington
What we do know about Obama is that, since
his teen years, he has been mentored by, gravitated toward, and surrounded by the most dangerous sort of America-hating socialists,
communists, and Marxists… from Frank Marshall Davis and Saul Alinsky to Weather Underground terrorists Bill Ayers and
Bernadine Dohrn, to Rev. Jeremiah Wright, George Soros, and countless radical left college professors.
by Paul R.
Hollrah February 1, 2010
Politicians are like diapers. They both need changing regularly, and for
the same reason.
Get involved with a Tea Party near your home. Help
take America back for your children and grandchildren.
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Proud Vietnam Vet, Proud Tea Party Patriot,
Webmaster Jack Cunningham
Help end Government Corruption in 2010
"Support and defend the Constitution of the United
States against all enemies, foreign or domestic"
Oaths of military enlisted and all government officials |
Proud Tea Party Patriot and Proud Vietnam Vet, Jack Cunningham asks "Please contact State Senator Steve
Oroho's aid Louis Crescitelli / (973) 300-0200 and thank him for investigating Jack Cunningham's New Jersey State Government
corruption charges." http://www.americans-working-together.com/attorney_ethics/id73.html
Navy Petty Officer Mike Monsoor
WHY WASN'T
THIS ON THE FRONT PAGE NEWS?
A real David and Goliath story
Nine year corruption battle against his State Government may finally come to light...
USS ARIZONA Marine Remembrance At Pearl Harbor
UPDATE: We saved the Marine
Corps Rememberance Memorial in Pearl Harbor From The National Park Service.
UPDATE: A couple
of years ago, I was the Operations Officer for the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, on the waterfront between the USS ARIZONA
and the USS BOWFIN. The Commandant of the Marine Corps was the featured speaker at the dedication of the USS ARIZONA Marine
Remembrance, 10 November 2006. The National Park Service, which administers the USS ARIZONA Memorial is renovating all of
Halawa Landing, the site of the Marine Remembrance. The Regional Director of the Natl Park Service Western Region, Jon Jarvis,
stated on the local TV news that the Marine Remembrance would be removed. I challenged him on that statement and convinced
him that would not happen without a fight. I passed the word to (disabled vet and webmaster) Jack Cunningham (Americans
Working Together), who in turn asked his readership to email Jarvis that the entire USMC would make every effort to have him
relieved of his duties if he moved that monument. I was copied on many of the emails to him from Marines, their friends and
their families that it nearly fried my computer. And...it worked. In order to save his job, Jarvis backed down. The
Remembrance now belongs to the USMC and has its' rightful place in direct view of the USS ARIZONA.
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Now, Jack Cunningham can use our
help himself, as he fights for his due process against a corrupt law firm and state officials who are protecting them.
Please call NJ State Senator Paul Sarlo - 201 804-8118 and tell him that it is time that disabled
vet John "Jack" Cunningham corruption/cover- up charges against former Supreme Court Attorney
Robert Correale and the Office of Attorney Ethics are investigated. (Currently, Senator Sarlo and his staff are
playing dumb.)
A state Supreme Court attorney ethics Vice-Chairman
Robert Correale misuses his high level government and court office to Cover-Up and block ethics violations and legal malpractice
charges against his own law firm, Maynard & Truland. After eight years, the Cover-Up leads all the way up to the
Governor's Office, the Attorney General's Office, the state's Supreme Court and Superior Court.
Disabled Vietnam vet, Jack Cunningham's ethic complaints start with Robert Correale's and his law firm's gross negligence,
over-charging per hour, false billing, lack of communications, coming to court unprepared and open perjury to the New
Jersey Supreme Court and Superior Court systems. (Evidence are Maynard & Truland's own contact, invoices,
court-filed letters, court-filed documents and court-filed sworn statements, NJ Supreme Court attorney certifications,
etc.)
Thanks to some
dedicated, honest State Legislators, Jack Cunningham is no longer in this battle alone. Please read the below
letters.
It's going to another
level. It's proof that in America, the little guy can win, if he or she does not give up...
Please call NJ
State Senator Paul Sarlo - 201 804-8118 and tell him that it is time that disabled vet John
"Jack" Cunningham corruption/cover- up charges against former Supreme Court Attorney Robert Correale and the Office of Attorney
Ethics are investigated. (Currently, Senator Sarlo and his staff are playing dumb.)
Representative Nancy
Pelosi, smart enough to be U.S. House Speaker, too stupid to understand briefings.
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Barack Obama's American 845 BILLION DOLLAR Donation To The
World's Poor
Please read Obama's Global Poverty Act bill,
which is already before the United States Senate, on Barack Obama's official U.S. Senate website. Please
read the bill closely. He is just waiting to be president.
With so many
Baby-Boomers retiring, America's YOUNGER voters will be paying Barack Obama's give-away for years to come.
New York Post
USS ARIZONA Marine Remembrance At Pearl Harbor
UPDATE: A couple
of years ago, I was the Operations Officer for the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, on the waterfront between the USS ARIZONA
and the USS BOWFIN. The Commandant of the Marine Corps was the featured speaker at the dedication of the USS ARIZONA Marine
Remembrance, 10 November 2006. The National Park Service, which administers the USS ARIZONA Memorial is renovating all of
Halawa Landing, the site of the Marine Remembrance. The Regional Director of the Natl Park Service Western Region, Jon Jarvis,
stated on the local TV news that the Marine Remembrance would be removed. I challenged him on that statement and convinced
him that would not happen without a fight. I passed the word to Jack Cunningham (Americans Working Together), who in turn
asked his readership to email Jarvis that the entire USMC would make every effort to have him relieved of his duties if he
moved that monument. I was copied on many of the emails to him from Marines, their friends and their families that it nearly
fried my computer. And...it worked. In order to save his job, Jarvis backed down. The Remembrance now
belongs to the USMC and has its' rightful place in direct view of the USS ARIZONA.
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Congressman Scott Garrett is running for re-election, please
ask him to help a disabled veteran.
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Please call
Amy Smith, Congressman Scott Garrett's (Mr. Cunningham's representative) chief of staff at 202 225-4465.
Ask Amy Smith to please have Congressman
Garrett write a letter (And follow-up) to New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine asking for a licit state investigation on John "Jack"
Cunningham charges of New Jersey State corruption and Cover-up for Maynard & Truland of Morristown, NJ.
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An
excellent youtube video on the KGB and bringing down America.
Thank you
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Barack Obama is connected to a number of questionable figures,
mentors and advisors. Do you want them sleeping in the Lincoln bedroom of the White House?
NEW YORK POST EDITORIAL 9-15-2008
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Now for the General Election in November, Barack Hussein Obama is changing his colors to make himself look like he is
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Their best
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In 2006, Barack Hussein Obama
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Barack Hussein Obama could not confront his pastor and great friend of twenty (20) years,
but he wants us to believe he can confront North Korea and Iran.
Barack Obama is connected to a number of questionable
figures, mentors and advisors. Do you want them sleeping in the Lincoln bedroom of the White House?
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If you think Barack Obama and his mentor Rev. Wright connection is interesting,
please take the time to learn Barack's connection to
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Ayers, 63, spent 10 years as a fugitive in the 1970s when he was part of the
"Weather Underground." They bombed the Pentagon, U.S. Capitol and a string of other government buildings.
In the mid-1990s, Ayers and Dohrn hosted a meet-and-greet at their house to introduce
Obama to their neighbors during his first run for the Illinois Senate.
The Democrat Party has turned so far to the left with Barack
Hussein Obama as their candidate, the Democrat Party should change its name to the "New" American Communist Party.
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In Vietnam, Webmaster Jack Cunningham served
(24/7) in a Vietnamese peasant-farming village. At times, there were only four (4) Americans in a village of 2,000
homes.
Jack is holding his M-79 grenade launcher.
The weapon was nicknamed "The Blooper" because of the sound the weapon made, when it released a round.
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Parris Island, Marine Corps Boot Camp 1969
18 Years of Age
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Jack Cunningham and his
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A real David vs. Goliath
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IT'S ALREADY BEEN SEVEN YEARS
OF BATTLE, BUT DAVID IS NOT GIVING UP, UNTIL GOLIATH AND
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BATTLE SCARS: The photo of the 'Marlboro
Man' in Fallujah became a symbol of the Iraq conflict when it ran in newspapers across America in 2004. Now the soldier has
returned home to Kentucky,where he battles the demons of post-traumatic stress.
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