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EFLAn American National Guardsman serving in Iraq was castigated for writing a letter supporting President Bush, with one critic suggesting that he did not exist but was a fictional character dreamed up by the administration. Fictional in the minds of cowards, yes. Spc. Joshua Madsen, 26, of Indian Harbor Beach, Fla., is serving as a rifleman with Charlie Company, 1st Battalion, 124th Infantry. Hoorah! He is stationed at a base called The Combat Outpost in the eastern section of Ar-Ramadi, one of the toughest parts of the Sunni Triangle of Iraq, and has dodged explosions and bullets on patrol, according to the St. Augustine Record. Once... Madsen, in civilian life a Brevard County firefighter, set off a minor firestorm when he wrote to his wife, Rachel, expressing his support of President Bush and his Iraq policy and asking her to share its contents with his veteran friends back home. Twice, two times a hero... Moby Then his testosterone level dropped... oh, wait. He has none! Say, Spc. Madsen, what do you have to say to the buttweevil? Madsen heard of this and fired back at Moby: "At first, I couldnât believe it," he said. "I was appalled. What was he saying, that a soldier couldnât write a letter like that? I responded with a letter to my wife to forward to him." And Moby Of course Moby has not responded, nor has he posted the letter, nor has he recanted his ridiculous statement regarding a patriotic soldier. There is more. See here. Posted by: Dragon Fly 2004-02-24 |
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