Ah the disillusionment!
Glad you're back home - - happy adjusting!!!
Hello. Is anyone there?? "Bueller...Bueller?"
Robin -
Mustang is there, just not blogging again. He is still trying to move back in to the Dave House and readjust a bit. It is just that people like me keep slowing him down! 
He came out to visit me for about 9 days...and personally, I have no complaints about that.
Gotta love that Bart!
FCC@V,
Thanks for the update. Glad you had a wonderful time with Mustang.
I was getting a little worried when there was not a peep to be heard!
Good luck, Mustang, with moving back in with Dave. I'm sure he at least has flushing toilets and a shower with actual hot water!!
Mustang 23,
WE MISS YOU! COME BACK! Type at least one little entry to let us know what all you have been up to. Even just an entry that says "Hello everyone, I am fine!" Will be okay with me! Hope you are enjoying being home.
FCC@V,
Try not to distract him to much.
Hope to hear something from you all soon!
April
hey everybody.
Hopefully he should be able to maintain this blog a bit better when he starts back to a typical american job next week.
Happy Veteran's Day Mustang! Thank you for watching my six and keeping me safe!
Hope you're doing alright Mustang. GLad to hear you made it back okay.
Mustang WHERE THE HECK ARE YOU? Why haven't we heard from you in FOREVER? FCC@V you better let him go, you know it is not nice to keep people hostage right? WE MISS YOU MUSTANG COME BACK!
How we supose to vote for you in the MILBLOGGIES if your not around?
(yes my way of saying I miss ya)
Hello Hello?
Merry Christmas Mustang!
Dude,
where the heck are you? We want to know what has been going on since you got home. We miss your crazy stories and annoying games! Hurry up and get back to blogging!
Please look at this young man's site,
comments too, scary:
Noy
And he lives in Ohio, U.S.A.!
I has been statistically proven that Pixie Stix are the work of the devil. Ted Kennedy said so.
i miss you mustang 23!
Honestly I don't know if my bro will come back. But just an fyi he's doing fine and liking being back in the states.
Thank you for the update,KCNK. If he is not checking this blog,please let him know we miss him.Thanks!
I will pass that on.
Father George Zabelka, a Catholic chaplain with the U.S. Air Force, served as a priest for the airmen who dropped the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945, and gave them his blessing. Over the next twenty years, he gradually came to believe that he had been terribly wrong, that he had denied the very foundations of his faith by lending moral and religious support to the bombing. Zabelka, who died in 1992, gave this speech on the 40th anniversary of the bombings.
The destruction of civilians in war was always forbidden by the Church, and if a soldier came to me and asked if he could put a bullet through a child's head, I would have told him, absolutely not. That would be mortally sinful. But in 1945 Tinian Island was the largest airfield in the world. Three planes a minute could take off from it around the clock. Many of these planes went to Japan with the express purpose of killing not one child or one civilian but of slaughtering hundreds and thousands and tens of thousands of children and civilians – and I said nothing.
As a Catholic chaplain I watched as the Boxcar, piloted by a good Irish Catholic pilot, dropped the bomb on Urakami Cathedral in Nagasaki, the center of Catholicism in Japan.
I never preached a single sermon against killing civilians to the men who were doing it. I was brainwashed! It never entered my mind to protest publicly the consequences of these massive air raids. I was told it was necessary – told openly by the military and told implicitly by my Church's leadership. (To the best of my knowledge no American cardinals or bishops were opposing these mass air raids. Silence in such matters is a stamp of approval.)
I worked with Martin Luther King, Jr., during the Civil Rights struggle in Flint, Michigan. His example and his words of nonviolent action, choosing love instead of hate, truth instead of lies, and nonviolence instead of violence stirred me deeply. This brought me face to face with pacifism – active nonviolent resistance to evil. I recall his words after he was jailed in Montgomery, and this blew my mind. He said, "Blood may flow in the streets of Montgomery before we gain our freedom, but it must be our blood that flows, and not that of the white man. We must not harm a single hair on the head of our white brothers."
I struggled. I argued. But yes, there it was in the Sermon on the Mount, very clear: "Love your enemies. Return good for evil." I went through a crisis of faith. Either accept what Christ said, as unpassable and silly as it may seem, or deny him completely.
For the last 1700 years the Church has not only been making war respectable: it has been inducing people to believe it is an honorable profession, an honorable Christian profession. This is not true. We have been brainwashed. This is a lie.
War is now, always has been, and always will be bad, bad news. I was there. I saw real war. Those who have seen real war will bear me out. I assure you, it is not of C
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JESUS CHRIST HAS REMOVED HIS BLESSING FROM AMERICA BECAUSE OF YOU AMERINAZIS. YOU CAN’T MURDER PEOPLE TO STEAL THEIR OIL, THEN LIE ABOUT IT! DON’T YOU THINK YOU’RE GOING TO HELL FOR THAT?
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