- Story updated at 6:24 PM on Wednesday, May. 27, 2009
In the past five months, Charles T. White has lost most of his
friends.
After pleading guilty to lying about being a prisoner of war in
Vietnam and earning a Purple Heart, the veteran was kicked out of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars, an organization he’d been part of
for 40 years, holding offices and serving on the honor guard.....
timothy.gibbons@jacksonville.com
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How in the hell can a
person be right in the middle of all the honorable men
and women that have endured and another claim what
White claims...and others stand by his side and state
he White is honest and say they understand why he did
it as if to suggest his motive was honorable......wish
to hell they would explain why he did
it.............it just defies human
understanding........
The guy may be 68 but he
deserves a tar and feather job and worse..........what
a signal this sends....... hr
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All I've got to say about White's non-sentence is
"BOO-F'en-HOO".
The courts let the bastard go................again.
A person who's violated The Stolen Valor Act usually has
no real conscience anyway so he probably laughed when he
got home.
Disgusting court decision in my opinion. jf
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