Fortuna couple loses son in Afghanistan

[auntonomous]

USA wrote:

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Take a break Chalie U VC PisAnt,,

I thought he was ABC etc, a PRC(Chinese) secret agent.

[Agreed]

I wish he didn't die for another country's drug problem. We have plenty of that in our own country.

I too, thank and respect your son and his family for his service and bravery.

Sympathetic but Enraged wrote:

I have the utmost sympathy for the family and loved ones of this man who was doing his best to serve his country. That being said, our DEA should never be sent to police other country's drug problems. It is a waste of money and worse, a loss of precious life for something that can never be "won". Get us out of Afghanistan NOW (and I'm a Republican!) and stop the needless death!

[American]

Thank you for volunteering your boots on the ground. You did your part to bring order to an unstable world. From one service man to another, thank you for holding the line.

[Bluesman]

Charles E Smith wrote:

Too bad another family had to lose their child in a war that can never be won. To force a child to go into a conflict (civil war) that is not theirs and expect to achieve something is futile.
It is a fact: Never, never has an occupying force has been able to cause the people of Afghanistan to bow and submit to a rule that is not their own. It is a fact.
Better to send the child into a meat grinder at McDonalds there, and then waste the time to fight.
To die a worthless death is not a way to see your child go, never.

I hope that when a loved one dies in your family that people show you the same compassion as you have displayed here.

[InMostEveryStore]

USA wrote:

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Take a break Chalie U VC PisAnt,,

During the last six years of the Viet Nam conflict nothing changed.
Nothing changed at all. Zero.
So what does that leave you, alot of dead maybe?

Take a break is right.

[victim-3]

My deepest heartful sympathy for your family..

[Charles E Smith]

Bluesman wrote:

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I hope that when a loved one dies in your family that people show you the same compassion as you have displayed here.

The same to you. I support the Afgani's and Iraq's 100% because I work with them. The U.S. needs to pay for destorying their country with the blood of it's occuping force. To bad, you can't see it that way due to your american stupidy. I hope they bury all the occuping forces there, dig a grave, dump the bodies in it and shit in it.

[auntonomous]

Charles E Smith wrote:

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The same to you. I support the Afgani's and Iraq's 100% because I work with them. The U.S. needs to pay for destorying their country with the blood of it's occuping force. To bad, you can't see it that way due to your american stupidy. I hope they bury all the occuping forces there, dig a grave, dump the bodies in it and **** in it.

I've noticed you posting from Bangkok, Thailand before. Do you ever travel to Indonesia or Sri Lanka?

[bud smith]

Charles E Smith wrote:

People who die in Afghanistan and Iraq, die a worthless death for what.

If i could i would spit in your face ...

[Vic]

Lisa, you are a vile POS....do another line of crank and go clean your trailer, you worthless waste of flesh and fat !

[Jims mom]

I am so sorry for the loss of your son.

[Jeff]

Another unwanted loss of a father whose child has become orphan before he/she was born - what a loss for a false cause imposed by false citizens of America who have their loyalties tied to Israel and Americans keep dying for them.

[Jeff E]

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[pawn agent]

Anonymous wrote:

What was DEA doing on a military mission?
He paid the ultimate price, may he RIP.

He was a pawn in the game of the USA keeping control of the heroine trade for it's use against Russia.

[Russ Klein]

We hear so many conflicting stories about the drugs in Afganistan and the connection of friendly drug lords with the CIA. I wish the press could enter and give us the truth. At the Academy I knew good men like him who had loyal, unquestioning honnor.