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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: CC27 on October 24, 2011, 08:03:04 PM
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nadinbrzezinski Donating Member (1000+ posts) Journal Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Mon Oct-24-11 08:52 PM
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No it is not war Updated at 6:30 PM
Edited on Mon Oct-24-11 08:57 PM by nadinbrzezinski
On the nurses arrested. But this is just a very short primer on protected emblems.
(http://www.redcross.lk/images/emblem/Emblem_08.jpg)
The red cross, the red half moon and yes the non religious connotations red crystal. Alas I miss the lion.
No wearing a black sweater with a alf assed red cross don't confer any neutrality even when there is an actual well...war.
Why does this matter? For the record I hope this is the closets we ever get to an actual internal civil war, we need to start establishing bona fides and demanding that neutrality be respected. That might matter if we should descend into that horror film.
But let's start by marking things correctly. Realize the only RECOGNIZED Red Cross IS the American Red Cross. From my experience they belong in actually at least keeping and eye but unless it's rank and file...well that happened in El Salvador and will leave it at that. But given the ARC does not have actual hospitals and ambulances if we descend into that hell it will have to pull them out of ass...another story.
Oh and the star of life
(http://www.ems.gov/vgn-ext-templating/ems/sol/images/BlueStar.gif)
is not among protected emblems so kindly replace that on your medic bag with a red cross, or crystal.
Now time to actually write that primer...in English.
What the hell is wrong with her? :mental:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2179069
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Good grief :thatsright:
From my experience they belong in actually at least keeping and eye but unless it's rank and file...well that happened in El Salvador and will leave it at that.
What the hell does that mean?
Now time to actually write that primer...in English.
Good luck with that you crazy bitch.
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:drunksailor:
lol closets.
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I really do not understand what she is talking about.
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I really do not understand what she is talking about.
You are not alone.
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I think she composed this post using those refrigerator word magnets.
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I'd rag on her at her crappy blog but she disabled comments again. She is very sensitive to criticism.
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nadinbrzezinski Donating Member (1000+ posts) Journal Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Mon Oct-24-11 08:52 PM
Original message
No it is not war Updated at 6:30 PM
Edited on Mon Oct-24-11 08:57 PM by nadinbrzezinski
On the nurses arrested. But this is just a very short primer on protected emblems.
The red cross, the red half moon and yes the non religious connotations red crystal. Alas I miss the lion.
No wearing a black sweater with a alf assed red cross don't confer any neutrality even when there is an actual well...war.
Why does this matter? For the record I hope this is the closets we ever get to an actual internal civil war, we need to start establishing bona fides and demanding that neutrality be respected. That might matter if we should descend into that horror film.
But let's start by marking things correctly. Realize the only RECOGNIZED Red Cross IS the American Red Cross. From my experience they belong in actually at least keeping and eye but unless it's rank and file...well that happened in El Salvador and will leave it at that. But given the ARC does not have actual hospitals and ambulances if we descend into that hell it will have to pull them out of ass...another story.
Oh and the star of life
No wearing a black sweater with a alf assed red cross don't confer any neutrality
Nadin hasn't used The Google properly as the above statement is incorrect. On the planet Melmac a black sweater with a red cross with Alf's ass does INDEED confer neutrality. Alf is much beloved on Melmac.
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I really do not understand what she is talking about.
I think she is talking about the nurses that were arrested today at Occupy Chicago
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From my experience they belong in actually at least keeping and eye but unless it's rank and file...well that happened in El Salvador and will leave it at that.
Now that right there is a classic statement from nutcase nadin. She's speaking brzhenglish.
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She edited her post and it still makes zero sense.
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Okay, so vesta = nadin?
Don't tell me it's beyond the realm of possibility.
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Okay, so vesta = nadin?
Don't tell me it's beyond the realm of possibility.
Speaking of vesta, what's see been up to? I haven't noticed her posting lately. When I check the member's list it says her last activity was on 11-10.
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Speaking of vesta, what's see been up to? I haven't noticed her posting lately. When I check the member's list it says her last activity was on 11-10.
I was wondering about that too. I've grown rather fond of her!
Cindie
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I really do not understand what she is talking about.
Military medical equipment is marked clearly as such, as is American Red Cross, etc. (so you can see them from the air). Those medical military units who are acting in support of UN missions are supposed to be immune from combat strikes.
She is a freak who loves the futuristic war figurines isn't she? She believes this to be war. She is truly :mental:.
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I really do not understand what she is talking about.
She is talking about the Geneva Convention-recognized symbols for protected medical providers, and the fact that the goofy blue thing isn't one, apparently based on the implicit assumption that full-scale war will break out here in the USA anytime now (Though possibly her remarks are intended to also refer to Libya, God knows why, since she seems to refer to it).
The tiny point she is trying to make is buried in a lot of BS she puts out attempting to puff up her own cred as a 'Veteran' (cough) of the Central American internecine bloodshed of the 70s and 80s.
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Corpsman do not wear any of those in battle. We called them targets because the enemy likes nothing better than to take a Corpsman out.
Take out your medical person then you can effectively double the casualties.
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Corpsman do not wear any of those in battle. We called them targets because the enemy likes nothing better than to take a Corpsman out.
Take out your medical person then you can effectively double the casualties.
On our vehicles, we covered the crosses. No sense advertising what we were.
Doesn't matter anyway, our enemies don't respect Geneva Conventions anyway. They have no honor.
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When I was AD we had the cross on the side of the M113 (the tankers referred to it as a mobile bore-sight), wore white arm bands with red crosses and carried M1911's.
Now, we have none of the markings except for Medevac vehicles and we carry assault rifles.
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On our vehicles, we covered the crosses. No sense advertising what we were.
Doesn't matter anyway, our enemies don't respect Geneva Conventions anyway. They have no honor.
Yeah, to you and April too. We used to refer to them as 'Boresight crosses,' kind of a technical armor joke. With the 105mm main gun, the initial step of boresight and zero was to pick a highly visible right-angle target at as close to 1200 meters as possible, the big red cross on the medic tracks filled the bill nicely. We didn't expect the Red Army to give them any more heed back in the Cold War days than the Muj do now, either.
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There is a profound alcohol induced element to her writting style.
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To quote Eddie Murphy
"The Bitch is crazzzzy!!!!!!"
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Alas looking at the thread title again I can only come to one conclusion....
You can't loose what you never had to begin with.