Another Leftist Plant in the Military Outed

• usinkorea
  2:13 pm on July 21st, 2007 1

  The New Republic let Stephan Glass print tall-tales for over a year – month after month. I was in Korea at the time and missed the story when it broke, but after I saw the movie Shattered Glass, I went back to read some of his stories (they weren’t easy to find even with the internet)….

  If something reads like it is too good to be true —- if it reads like a Hollywood screen play, you might want to check facts a little harder….

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• kingkitty
  8:16 pm on July 21st, 2007 2

  yea each day if I dont water mine I have to soon get rid of my plants too

  Hey Youknow I went looking for camp Indian today and it was not easy to find considering I never heard of it before. I think I found it based on one of the readers directions….Off the beaten path up a hill with a mountain behind it and there it was///well all I could see was the front gate and it was locked

  Dont forget about the POL Pumping station that once existed on the side of a hill heading back from Seoul…closed in the early 90s taken over by the ROK Army then abandoned. Yes left turn from Stanley and go about 8 miles and its on the left…you wont see it

  I visited Camp Page today too….Still nothing has been done to this camp…what a waste of a great camp….I say reopen the beotch

  While in Chuncheon I found another war memorial today….On the banks of the river not far from Page…Well done status again…artillery piece that looked like the took a 105mm and covered with bronze///too cool except it was only for the Koreans…all Korean Soldiers and everything in Hangul…..but they did continue to reference 6-27-1950.

  All the Soldiers had American weapons and artillery but I am thinking at this point in the war they had not had time to be given American gear yet…just a thought

  Also there was a small car ferry there/// a barge and a small boat//// Thought about taking the plunge but I kept imagining the storyline

  Ferry overturns in the river with one American on board….no survivors

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• kingkitty
  8:18 pm on July 21st, 2007 3

  Actually I am all backwards today as I am distracted with “Your comment is awaiting moderation”

  Its actually a right turn out of Stanley and its on the left about 8 miles…Still you wont find it

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• Left Flank
  9:33 pm on July 21st, 2007 4

  Enough Already…

  I’m not sure what to make of the Scott Thomas scandal at The New Republic. I started subscribing after the Stephen Glass fiasco, and I don’t think I’ve ever even read one of the diaries. It’s not as if I have a lot of time to re…

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