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Someone should send this story to former Marine Judge Carter. Maybe his conscience will wake up and he will come clean and speak up why he hired a lawyer from Obama defense team as his clerk, why did he change his opinion and decided he no longer has jurisdiction, why did he use prejudiced affidavits from convicted forgers to slander me and refused to investigate them, when I requested. How did they scare him? How did Obama regime intimidate him to make him change his decision? The patriots of this Nation are rising, we will get to the truth. He will be better off to speak up and reveal the truth rather sooner then later.

Posted on | February 22, 2010 | 2 Comments

I watch the news pretty carefully during our Iraq war and missed any announcement about Brian Chontosh.  I hear quite a bit about news flunkys Keith Oberman and Chris Matthews though.
Semper Fi

  

 

 
 Those of you who might not know, the man on the left is the Commandant of the Marine Corps, and he is proud to know the man on the right.

 Maybe you’d like to hear about a real American, somebody who honored the uniform he wears.

Meet Brian Chontosh,
Churchville-Chili Central School
Class of 1991.

 

 


Proud graduate of the Rochester Institute of Technology.

 

 


 Husband and about-to-be father. First lieutenant (now Captain) in the United States Marine Corps.

And a genuine hero, the secretary of the Navy said so yesterday.

At 29 Palms in California Brian Chontosh was presented with the Navy Cross, the second highest award for combat bravery the United States can bestow.

 

 


That’s a big deal. But you won’t see it on the network news tonight

 

 

And all you’ll read in Brian’s hometown newspaper is two paragraphs of nothing.

The odd fact about the American media in this war is that it’s not covering the American military. The most plugged-in nation in the world is receiving virtually no true information about what its warriors are doing.

 

 


Oh, sure, there’s a body count. We know how many Americans have fallen. And we see those same casket pictures day in and day out.

 

 


And we’re almost on a first-name basis with the jerks who abused the Iraqi prisoners. And we know all about improvised explosive devices and how we lost Fallujah and what Arab public-opinion polls say about us and how the world hates us.

 

 


We get a non-stop feed of gloom and doom but we don’t hear about the heroes.

The incredibly brave GIs who honorably do their duty. The ones our grandparents would have carried on their shoulders down Fifth Avenue.

 

 

 

The ones we completely ignore, like Brian Chontosh.

It was a year ago on the march into Baghdad. Brian Chontosh was a platoon leader rolling up Highway 1 in a humvee.

 

 

 

When all hell broke loose.

Ambush city.

The young Marines were being cut to ribbons. Mortars, machine guns, rocket propelled grenades.

 

 

 

And the kid out of Churchville was in charge. It was do or die and it was up to him.


So he moved to the side of his column, looking for a way to lead his men to safety. As he tried to poke a hole through the Iraqi line his humvee came under direct enemy machine gun fire. It was fish in a barrel and the Marines were the fish. And Brian Chontosh gave the order to attack…

 

 

 

He told his driver to floor the humvee directly at the machine gun emplacement that was firing at them. And he had the guy on top with the 50 cal unload on them.

 

 

 

Within moments there were Iraqis slumped across their machine guns and Chontosh was still advancing, ordering his driver now to take the humvee directly into the Iraqi trench that was attacking his Marines..

 

 

 

  Over into the battlement the humvee went and out the door Brian Chontosh bailed, carrying an M16 and a Beretta

 

and 228 years of Marine Corps pride.

 

 

 

And he ran along the trench, with its mortars and riflemen, machine guns and grenadiers.. And he killed them all.

He fought with the M16 until it was out of ammo.

Then he fought with the Beretta until it was out of ammo. Then he picked up a dead man’s AK4 and fought with that until it was out of ammo.

 

 

Then he picked up another dead man’s AK47 and fought with that until it was out of ammo.

 

 

At one point he even fired a discarded Iraqi RPG into an enemy cluster, sending attackers flying with its grenade explosion.

 

 

 

When he was done Brian Chontosh had cleared 200 yards of entrenched Iraqis from his platoon’s flank. He had killed more than 20 and wounded at least as many more.

 

 

 

But that’s probably not how he would tell it. He would probably merely say that his Marines were in trouble, and he got them out of trouble. Ooh-rah, and drive on.

 

 

 

 “By his outstanding  display of decisive leadership, unlimited courage in the face of heavy enemy  fire, and utmost devotion to duty, 1st Lt. Chontosh reflected great credit upon himself and upheld the highest traditions of the Marine Corps and the United  States Naval Service.”

That’s what the citation says.
And that’s what nobody will hear. 
That’s what doesn’t seem to be making the evening news.

 

 Accounts of American valor are dismissed by the press as propaganda, yet accounts of American difficulties are heralded as objectivity… It makes you wonder if the role of the media is to inform or to depress – to report or to deride. To tell the truth, or to feed us lies.

 

 

But I guess it doesn’t matter. We’re going to turn out all right as long as men like Brian Chontosh wear our uniform.

 

 

If you are as proud of this Marine as I am, then send this to EVERYONE YOU KNOW

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2 Responses to “Someone should send this story to former Marine Judge Carter. Maybe his conscience will wake up and he will come clean and speak up why he hired a lawyer from Obama defense team as his clerk, why did he change his opinion and decided he no longer has jurisdiction, why did he use prejudiced affidavits from convicted forgers to slander me and refused to investigate them, when I requested. How did they scare him? How did Obama regime intimidate him to make him change his decision? The patriots of this Nation are rising, we will get to the truth. He will be better off to speak up and reveal the truth rather sooner then later.”

  1. Bob
    February 22nd, 2010 @ 12:44 pm

    Why did he hire a clerk and change his position ?

    Maybe a simple phrase was whispered in his ear ” IRS audit “

  2. live oak
    February 22nd, 2010 @ 10:45 pm

    Judge Carter will forever be a scumbag, a coward, and a traitor to this country.

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