a short note from a friend....
I was perusing the blog of a friend of mine and came across his Sept 11 post. a post I deliberatly didn't make.
I am linking it if for no other reason than he has the lyrics for the abandoned verses of the Battle Hymn of the Republic.
go and read.....
friends post
I am linking it if for no other reason than he has the lyrics for the abandoned verses of the Battle Hymn of the Republic.
go and read.....
friends post
4 Comments:
Thank you.
I definitely get the feeling I'm trespassing in another world when I visit you, guy. If other servicemen didn't have similar sentiments I'd think you an aberration.
That song was not homage to anyone known as The Prince of Peace.
But I've known others as loyal to a mindset I can't reach with a barge pole.
Whatever. You might be interested in http://stevegilliardblogspot.com.2006
/09/how-germans-interrogated-allied-pows.html
NO, that song isn't it is written about a more oldtestament style god of justice and judgement. But you know, in Matthew Jesus him self says
""Do not think that I came to bring peace on the earth; I did not come to bring peace, but a sword."
So there is some precendent. I just like readign the verses athat are seemingly out of favor now since they have vanished from the song in recent years.
I tried to read your link but it comes up dead. (stevegilliardblogspot.com) is not found. But if you really want to know how the BEST German Interrogators worked read the Interrogator by Raymnond Tolliver. It is about Hans Scharf who was one of Germany's top interrogators of American pilots. Very informative book. His methods are still taught in the Army interrogation school.
got it to work. Interesting but nothing I didn't already know. Opit, you REALLY need to back through my blog and read the posts I have made on interrogation and torture. I think you would be surprised.
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