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If the draft is reinstated, that yes, I will go to Iraq. But, do you have any evidence that proves he is going to reinstate the draft?The13thCandle said:
Guess what I am reading???
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Oblivious Maximus
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Taken from the Presidents offical website:
President Bush Says No Draft
"No, we're not going -- we don't need the draft. Look, the all-volunteer Army is working. The all-volunteer Army... I know Senator McCain and I agree on this issue for certain, the all-volunteer Army works."
~ President George W. Bush, August 10, 2004
President Bush is committed to keeping participation in the United States Armed Services voluntary. The Presidents cabinet has stated that a draft is not being considered. Recruitment and retention rates remain strong, and the military has not had any problem maintaining a strong force. President Bush is confident in the current state of the military and has assured that Nation that the all-volunteer military force is working well.
President Bush's Administration has Remained Consistent on the Draft
Vice President Cheney says all volunteer force "works extraordinarily well."
"I don't foresee a situation in which we'd want to go back to the draft. We made a decision after Vietnam to go with an all-volunteer force... The all-volunteer force has produced an absolutely remarkable group of men and women in the service. And I think it works. It works extraordinarily well. And I'm a great believer in it... I suppose, at some point down the road we'd have such a national crisis or emergency, but it would have to be on the scale of World War II before I would think that anybody would seriously contemplate the possibility of going back again to the draft. I think what we have works very well." (Vice President Cheney, Oregon City, OR, September, 17, 2004)
Secretary Rumsfeld calls suggestion of Bush initiated draft "nonsense."
When asked if by the Armed Services Committee about initiating the draft, Secretary Rumsfeld replied, "That is absolute nonsense... It's absolutely false that anyone in this administration is considering reinstituting the draft." (Donald Rumsfeld, Senate Armed Services Committee, September 23, 2004)
John Kerry is using the draft to scare young voters and veterans.
During campaign stops, John Kerry has worked to scare voters by suggesting that President Bush will initiate a draft. "If George Bush were to be re-elected, given the way he has gone about this war and given his avoidance of responsibility in North Korea and Iran and other places, is [a draft] possible? I can't tell you." (John Kerry, September 22, 2004)
President Bush Says No Draft
"No, we're not going -- we don't need the draft. Look, the all-volunteer Army is working. The all-volunteer Army... I know Senator McCain and I agree on this issue for certain, the all-volunteer Army works."
~ President George W. Bush, August 10, 2004
President Bush is committed to keeping participation in the United States Armed Services voluntary. The Presidents cabinet has stated that a draft is not being considered. Recruitment and retention rates remain strong, and the military has not had any problem maintaining a strong force. President Bush is confident in the current state of the military and has assured that Nation that the all-volunteer military force is working well.
President Bush's Administration has Remained Consistent on the Draft
Vice President Cheney says all volunteer force "works extraordinarily well."
"I don't foresee a situation in which we'd want to go back to the draft. We made a decision after Vietnam to go with an all-volunteer force... The all-volunteer force has produced an absolutely remarkable group of men and women in the service. And I think it works. It works extraordinarily well. And I'm a great believer in it... I suppose, at some point down the road we'd have such a national crisis or emergency, but it would have to be on the scale of World War II before I would think that anybody would seriously contemplate the possibility of going back again to the draft. I think what we have works very well." (Vice President Cheney, Oregon City, OR, September, 17, 2004)
Secretary Rumsfeld calls suggestion of Bush initiated draft "nonsense."
When asked if by the Armed Services Committee about initiating the draft, Secretary Rumsfeld replied, "That is absolute nonsense... It's absolutely false that anyone in this administration is considering reinstituting the draft." (Donald Rumsfeld, Senate Armed Services Committee, September 23, 2004)
John Kerry is using the draft to scare young voters and veterans.
During campaign stops, John Kerry has worked to scare voters by suggesting that President Bush will initiate a draft. "If George Bush were to be re-elected, given the way he has gone about this war and given his avoidance of responsibility in North Korea and Iran and other places, is [a draft] possible? I can't tell you." (John Kerry, September 22, 2004)
The13thCandle
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No, no proof. But I know some cities are running PSAs reminding 18 yr olds to register. hmmm.
Oblivious Maximus
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its not about the amount of muslims, its about the amount of infidels. There was only nine hijackers on 9/11 and 3000 infidels (may they rest in peace)
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It is manditory to register( has been for years) for the draft . no matter if theres a draft or notThe13thCandle said:
Hawng
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My point exactly, there mission is to kill many people, it wouldnt be worth it for them to kill 10 people at a time. theres not enough of them here in the US to continue to kill themselves and continue with their " mission"...............CoverUinOil said:
And dont forget the millions of dollars of damage....It only took them how many years of planning to do it all?..................In the future I would appreciate it if you didnt refer to all those people as Infidels..............................
when i meant killing ten at a time, i didnt mean a single attack in one day but numerous attack on public transport in one day. it is so easy to take different subway from queens, brooklyn, the bronx, long island, staten island, manhattan and njto ny and all blow up at the same time. and by my count, its 5boroughs, plus one out of state commute into new-york. so its only 6 dudes in day at the same time. now mutliply that by a whole week and it will only take 42 islamist fuckers to kill at least 2000 people (about 30people fit in 1subway car on average). to me it sounds like it could happen bcs i know there is more than just 42 islamist here in the greater ny area. Remember after 9/11 the fat bitch who was screaming allah on the streets? it was right here in west paterson, new-jersey. one of the highest concentration of muslims in the area.
by the way, the day i got my green card i had to register for the draft but it doesnt mean there is one.
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I'm signed up for the draft and registered to vote! I did so a week after my 18th.
I've got to read Unfit for Command because it sounds awesome. I could probably digest it in a day or so, and it would be much more interesting than Clinton's book. Goddamn that book is boring. My boss is recommending some book by one of Nixon's people about how Bush's administration is worse than Nixon's as far as secrecy and crap go. For shame! He agrees with me about everything but he hates Bush!
God Bless,
Jimmy
I've got to read Unfit for Command because it sounds awesome. I could probably digest it in a day or so, and it would be much more interesting than Clinton's book. Goddamn that book is boring. My boss is recommending some book by one of Nixon's people about how Bush's administration is worse than Nixon's as far as secrecy and crap go. For shame! He agrees with me about everything but he hates Bush!
God Bless,
Jimmy
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