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Editorials From John Molloy
Chairman Of The National Vietnam and Gulf War Veterans Coalition

On tonight's program it was suggested that veterans could march on Washington DC to effect a change.
The situation in the USA is so tenuous and crime in DC so rampant (and carrying a firearm is verboten except for criminals)
that I would never encourage the veterans community to place themselves art risk by marching on DC. One must remember what happened to the J6ers and also the Bonus Army in 1932. Veterans represent that last bulwark of defense and under the current circumstances need to be in a position to defend their own communities. However, I would highly recommend that veterans protest at the local offices of their US Representatives and Senators who need to be made to feel uncomfortable on their home ground, as I think this administration and the current woke armed forces would be inclined to shoot protesters in DC (the hostility to the Jews going on in the USA is indicative of the lack of education and understanding of the woke generation).

At present there are approximately 600,000 Vietnam veterans still alive (average age 70+). Only 10 to 12% of these veterans were actually in combat and many of these veterans have health issues. It seems that the Gulf War veterans are experiencing more severe health issues than their Vietnam predecessors. The only thing that would really get the governments attention in DC is a full scale attack and that will not happen. Inasmuch as Nixon ended the draft, the numbers in the voting bloc represented by the veterans community has diminished is insufficient to concern the politicians. After all, they abandoned our prisoners of war and missing in action. In the final analysis, we need to defend our own turf and advise and support those locally who could benefit from our knowledge and also to be prepared to take as many of the enemy with you us matter who they may be. No questions asked, No explanations accepted, No one leaves here alive.
John Molloy, OSJ
Chairman
National Vietnam & Gulf War Veterans Coalition

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Compatriots,
Lt Gen McInerney, USAF, ret. is a member of the Coalition's Board
Please watch - he sets the standard for maintaining our oath to protect and serve.
John Molloy, OSJ
Chairman
National Vietnam & Gulf War Veterans Coalition
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Date: 10/24/2023 12:02 PM EDT
Subject: The Unauthorized Bio of LtGen Thomas McInerney

Good Man, Fighting the Good Fight.

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