Um, Ken..., or, suddenly, $24,000.00 for a evening out in NYC seems like a bargain...

On Nov 9, 1:28*pm, DaveS wrote:
On Nov 9, 12:43*pm, D. LaCourse wrote:





On 2010-11-09 14:19:24 -0500, DaveS said:

With these murders, most of the best Arabic translation human assets
of the USA were assassinated. WHERE IS THE MONUMENT TO THEM AND AN
HONEST EXPLAINATION OF WHY THEY WERE MURDERED? A monument Americans
can see, not some plaque in an obscure hallway in McClain, or out at
NSA. All the coverup to keep intact a phony history version of that
particular war.

Dave, of the 34 men killed, about 7 were CT I branchers (Interpretive
branch - the linguists). *To say "most" of the best Arabic translation
human assets is a little disingenuous. *Most I branchers are at NSA or
ships/sites in the middle east - at that time they included Turkey,
Cyprus, Italy, and Morocco. *There were many R, T, and M branchers also
killed.

As far as memorials: *There should be one of them in DC, along with the
EC-121 shot down by North Korea, but don't hold your breath. *There are
several memorials for the U.S.S. Liberty around the country, including
a school in your state. *Google USS Liberty for a list.

Dave

Yep. I want a big one in DC, on or near the Mall, and one in the
Capitol, where Congressmen on Appropriations have to pass it everyday,
and maybe a plaque or two in the cafeterias at State, as a remembrance
of how much we really "owe" our allies, and maybe a big plaque in the
Johnson Library down in Texas. And one or 2 each at the DNC and RNC
offices.

Dave
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And by the way, I apologise for jumping on your posts sometimes. This
RvsD **** is too intense right now and gets in the way of too much
other stuff. Sorry.

Dave