Not Quite Politically Correct

“EVERYTHING IS ON THE TABLE”

by OPOVV, ©2014

(Oct. 27, 2014) — I propose setting up a battalion of women snipers who will voluntarily be sent to the hot spots anywhere in the world to kill our enemy. They will be issued special ammo that will be painted a bright pink color, just to make sure the enemy knows what shot them.

I also propose setting up a zillion-watt radio station somewhere in the Middle East that will play ONLY the music that will be of the same genre of Helen Reddy’s “I Am Woman,” which will be the official theme song of the station to be played every hour on the hour. I will airdrop little radios that will receive only one frequency, that of the proposed radio station, along with copies of Cosmopolitan.

Now there may be a few out there who disagree with me, but my goal is to win the war, not to strive to be politically correct, which brings us to the subject at hand: Rules of Engagement.

President Roosevelt hit the nail on the head when he instructed General George Marshall to “win the war at all costs: settle for Unconditional Surrender or nothing.”

If there was a snowball’s chance that our enemy would listen to reason, a dialog would certainly be in order.  However, since they lack the mental ability to reason, that life is a lot more productive living by the Golden Rule than without it, the only possible choice left is that of annihilation, and the process of killing the enemy starts with the Rules of Engagement.

I propose no rules. Everything is on the table, including our nuclear weapons. We shall use everything at our disposal in order to support that one lone PFC on the ground, for ground can be declared won only when we have one of our own protecting it.

Here’s how it works: a war is either won or the other side is toast. There are no philosophical restraints: none of this nonsense of “We won’t sink to their level.” Forget what the other side is doing: just win the darn thing, and go in with both guns blazing in an expedient manner that will insure victory with absolutely minimum casualties to your side.  If it takes a Tomahawk with a nuke rather than risking one or more of our planes getting knocked out of the sky, so be it.

But fighting ISIS or any enemy will be all for naught if you don’t close the borders and deport those who are in our country illegally or are of a particular mindset as to do our Constitution harm. If we don’t protect the home front, what’s the point of going overseas in the first place?

Semper Fi

OPOVV