They were found…not guilty. Um…that means, at least according to the rest of the country, that they are innocent. They committed no crime. It is people like you who assume them guilty automatically who are guilty of violating common decency.

Our soldiers are not above the law. They are subjected to more laws than most would ever imagine. They fight with a hand and a leg tied behind their back. I would like to see their most ardent and venomous critics react to the situations they are put in. It would be interesting to see those people beg the “evil” SEALs to save them. You know “Dude”, the same ones you would sentence without, or even regardless of, a trial.

Justin

One day, we’ll find ourselves in a real war, a total war, a knockdown, drag out, bayonet-and-teeth fight for survival. I only hope our culture is not too neutered and “sensitive” by then to win.

As I have stated before, I am happy only in the way one is happy when stolen property is returned. This warrior got justice in the end, but he was still violated.

Demartino is through in several ways, I imagine. The ranks have their ways of dealing with…ehem…”Blue Falcons”. ;-)

These three SEALs should be the first recipients of the “Courageous Restraint” award. The fact that Demartino is not in the hospital is all the proof one needs.

Justin

The CHP would be fools to let Demartino in now. He would never stand a chance in court against a criminal. He has already shown that he would lie just to save his skin. Defense lawyers love to pick at things like that! Every law enforcement officer knows that once you are pegged a liar, you might as well quit because you’re never going to be successful in court.

-Be safe fellas!