Is this they type O f language that someone who professes their godly beliefs speaks? I wonder what his pastor would think? Or is he too, from the 'new school' of rude verbiage that runs rampant in the 'gangster' community? Appropo avatar at least!

^ Oh well. I'd guess neither of us were at the Twin Towers either, so our comments about that could be seen as moot too.

So this being a 'chestnut' is off limits ? It's a terrorist act all the same, for the women and children and innocent men that were shot and killed. Calley was sentenced to life imprisonment, however only served 3 1/2 years of HOUSE ARREST. NOT behind bars, NOT in a 8x12 cell, NOT with other hardened criminals, NOT bread and water etc, etc, etc. He'd said in his trial, corroborated by ~20 of his men, that his superior Capt. Medina, gave the orders to shoot everyone in the village as they were all Vietcong. Nixon was easy on the guy. Secretary of Defense, Melvin Laird protested Nixon's leniency. At least some of this misjustice should've befallen President Nixon. On April 1, 1971, only a day after Calley was sentenced, U.S. President Richard Nixon ordered him transferred from Leavenworth prison to house arrest at Fort Benning, pending appeal. This leniency was protested by Melvin Laird, the Secretary of Defense. The prosecutor, Aubrey Daniel wrote, "The greatest tragedy of all will be if political expedience dictates the compromise of such a fundamental moral principle as the inherent unlawfulness of the murder of innocent persons."[12] On August 20, 1971, the convening authority — the Commanding General of Fort Benning — reduced Calley's sentence to 20 years. The Army Court of Military Review affirmed both the conviction and sentence (46 C.M.R. 1131 (1973)). The Secretary of the Army reviewed the sentence and findings and approved both, but in a separate clemency action commuted confinement to ten years. On May 3, 1974, President Nixon notified the Secretary that he had reviewed the case and determined he would take no further action in the matter. [12] Perlstein, Rick (2008). Nixonland: The Rise of a President and the Fracturing of America.

Who was in charge of America's involvement in the Vietnam War? Was it our President? Kennedy ? LBJ ? Nixon ? One of them was 'shot in the face', err, in the back of the head I mean, but he wasn't in office when William Calley had his cronies open fire on over 100 civilians at Mi Lai. So what LEADER actually took the responsibilty for this terrorist action?

Not a word from anyone who might've been at the Salt Lake City show?

My own 80s SynthPop compilation. Always Something There to Remind Me - Naked Eyes Cruel Summer - BananaRama Dancing with Tears in My Eyes - Ultravox Der Kommisar - After the Fire Don't You Forget about me - Simple Minds Do You Really Want Me - Culture Club Fascination - Human League Hyperactive - Thomas Dolby I Just Died in Your Arms Tonight - Cutting Crew Let's Go to Bed - The Cure Love on Your Side - The Thompson Twins No Promises - Icehouse One Night in Bangkok - Murray Head Take on Me - A-Ha Things Can Only Get Better - Howard Jones Too Shy - Kajagoogoo True - Spandau Ballet What is Love - Howard Jones Wouldn't it be Good - Nik Kershaw Do you like it ? It's taken me a while to get all the levels right. All the sources had such different masterings ! Whew !!!!!!!!!

http://www.nutsie.com/song/Wild%20Injuns/7194337&album_id=7194314

Oh wait, you're right. I got confused with their baseball team and the county they reside in, Cuyahoga. Injun all the way !!!

The Who have been The Was since September of '78. With Daltrey's diminished voice, and no Pete Townshend, this is nothing but a sham. Embarrassing and pathetic.

The Injuns have brown skin actually, but that moniker/description is already taken by the Cleveland NFL franchise.It's actually the IRISH who have redskins. Not even sunblock helps that.Mad dogs and Irishmen !

SpidersandSnakes hopes so. Slithery ain't he ?

Anybody posted this yet,