RE: Not all leaders are elected

Submitted by Donald Cheesman, soldier (United States), Jun 4, 2007 at 00:33

TO: Jaladhi

Not all our leaders are in denial and not all of our leaders are elected! You say, as many other people say, that it will take a nuclear attack to wake the American people. A wake up call may come in any number of ways---but it is coming. 9/11 was serious enough to wake the uncaring---but it did not. Life goes on as if no threat is coming---but it is. Politicians/leaders didn't win any of America's wars. Average citizens, and a few statesmen, are the historical victors!

Yes, the terrorists have a plan, so do a huge number of American citizens. True patrotic leaders, and followers, will rise up and the Islamoidiots will perish in a foreign land, America. They will be chased down and destroyed, worldwide, and their reward for dying--a dirt grave. No 72-virgins, no reward just death. Terrible thing about war, easy to start--impossible to stop---till the dyin's dun! The dying has only started. Islamic killers keep throwing gasoline on the fire. The fire will destroy them along with a few million westerners. It is a war, right?

Leaders are not born to grow up and become elected. Leaders are made from life experience and certain realities. Some leaders are PFC's in the army, serving brilliant leaders who earned their rank through valor and integrity. There is a little Audie Murphy, and Sgt York in all Americans. These American's just need a small blue flame, about three feet high, under their behinds on occasion! As some one said, the arabs have the fuel, we have the matches. We may strike one soon. Brute force is all some people respect---Too late, of course!

DONG CHEE

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