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To: dealmakr who wrote (257716)	6/30/2010 3:25:13 PM
From: joseffy	Respond to of 306849

Worn between the double cross and the dirty double cross and directly below the British white feather, The Grand Award may be worn on a large yellow streak worn directly down the center of the senior awardee's back and is usually reserved for those who are politician or aspiring politicians and awarded while standing on the sacred ground that those who made the award possible are interred in. May be awarded with the upside down V for those who force "restraint" on their troops under fire. Award must be approved by the Mainstream Media and their allies in the House ..... God save our military

To: dealmakr who wrote (257716)	6/30/2010 3:30:04 PM
From: joseffy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

The idea that the Hate-the-Military lefties who are in the White House would bring this up shows exactly how anti US military the White House is.

To: dealmakr who wrote (257716)	6/30/2010 3:34:02 PM
From: joseffy	Respond to of 306849

In September 2009, four Marines, their Navy Corpsman, and nine Afghan soldiers died when commanders denied requests for air and artillery support. Although the unit repeatedly assured that the fighting was not near a residential area, commanders still withheld support from the endangered force. Those responsible would undoubtedly be among the first to receive the “Courageous Restraint” medal. “Given the uneven playing field upon which the jihadis are waging war and the barbaric IED attacks our soldiers are subjected to, it is time for a public debate regarding the double standards that bind our hands in battle,” says Maj. Gen. Paul E. Vallely (U.S. Army, ret.), CEO of Stand Up America. “Any actions we take will not impose any restraint upon the enemy.” . humanevents.com