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’m an American who loves our country, our military and our Constitution. I find it very hard to not to bash President Obama. He is without a doubt the worst president in the history of our country. He has shown his disdain for our country, Senate, House of Representatives and the Constitution. If anyone disagrees with his failed policies, he immediately attacks them and tries to belittle them. He has set back the Civil Rights movement at least 60 years or more. He has created a racial divide in our country so big that it might take 50 years or more to eliminate the that division. He has turned many Americans against the police forces across our nation. Most Americans felt that Mr. Obama was the right choice to put our country back together. We now realize what a complete mistake it was to put him as the first black president into office. Now, before everyone gets their dander up and calls me a racist, I was and would have been the biggest supporter of Herman Cain. My choice of the Republicans for the 2016 election is Dr. Ben Carson, Donald Trump or Carly Fiorina because none of them are politicians. My choice for the Democrats is Donald Duck, Daffy Duck or any other candidates that want to duck the issues and failures of our lame duck president — Barack Hussein Obama. The first and foremost duty of our president is to protect all American citizens. But he seems to be more interested in protecting all the Muslim terrorists, which he refuses to use the term, Islamic terrorist! What will it take to convince Obama, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders that we must name our enemies in order to defeat them. Obama said that Isis is the JV team and claimed they are contained! How can he possibly ignore what happened on 9/11 and has continued for the last 15 years in MEA CULPA, continued on Page 10

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any of us watched in horror as Paris was attacked by those who would later claim to represent the Islamic State.

In all, 129 innocent lives would be tragically taken from those whose only “crime� was enjoying a late night concert or eating dinner at a local Parisian restaurant. The slaughtering of innocent lives once again took center stage on global news networks. It took eight men to carry out the attacks on Paris. No surprise there: It took just 19 men — armed, we must remember, with box cutters — to carry out the 9/11 attacks. We’ve more or less always been a welcoming nation. But charity shouldn’t come at the expense of national security. Just because we’ve allowed 1,900 or so Syrian refugees to relocate here since 2011 doesn’t mean we have to admit 10,000 more of them in the year ahead. Different situations require different

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responses. The United States changed its refugee policy in the mid-1970s to accommodate boatloads of Vietnamese fleeing their communist rulers. We adjusted our laws again in 1980 to handle an influx of Cubans fleeing Fidel Castro’s godforsaken “worker’s paradise.� But note the circumstances. The United States played a rather large role in instigating that refugee crisis from Southeast Asia 40 years ago. And Cuba is 90 miles off the coast of Florida. What’s nearer is dearer. We know the Islamic State is exploiting the Syrian refugee crisis to move its fighters into Europe, because their leaders have said so and we’ve seen the results in Paris. And Turkey just arrested eight jihadists posing as refugees. As it happens, the Wall Street Journal recently reported a brisk trade in stolen and forged passports in

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Turkey. Some of the phony refugees are gaming Europe’s immigration laws in search of work or welfare. But others may not have such selfish motivations. One of the Paris jihadists reportedly had a fake Syrian passport with him. Some commentators seized on that story as evidence that the Syrian refugees aren’t the real problem. On the contrary, it’s strong evidence that the massive and often chaotic influx of refugees into Europe has given terrorists the opportunity they need to move freely now and wreak havoc later. We have been told by the White House that there is nothing to worry about in the U.S. because the Islamic State may have the ambition to do us harm, but “likely� lacks the capabilities to attack us here. These “reassuring words� are coming from the same administration who only hours before the Paris attack, told George Stephanopoulos that the Islamic State had been “contained.� REFUGEE, continued on Page 11

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FULL-TIME AIRMAN, PART-TIME MMA FIGHTER By Airman Daniel Brosam 341st Missile Wing Public Affairs

MALMSTROM AIR FORCE BASE, MONT. — Mixed martial arts fighting is not for the faint hearted. It takes effort and full-time dedication to be the best of the best in the octagonal cage. As for Senior Airman Mark Wirth, 819th RED HORSE Squadron structural engineer, he’s got the motivation and dedication to rise from amateur to professional fighter. Wirth grew up in Fresno, California, where he got into a lot of fights as a child. He practiced backyard boxing and watched ultimate fighter shows which made him determined to take it further. “I started watching the ultimate fight shows and it got me interested in wanting to better myself,� said Wirth. “It seemed like those guys were like superheroes almost. I wanted that feeling.� Wirth started out practicing Muay Thai at a gym, a technique used for striking and kicking. Just as he was getting involved, things began to change in his personal life. “When I turned 19 my wife and I got married,� said Wirth. “Times were getting tough so I had to push (my training) aside and think about my family more so we looked into the military.� Wirth joined the Air Force but still continued to follow his passion for fighting, even after being stationed in Japan. He found a gym off base owned by a local Japanese man who took Wirth under his wing. The man taught Wirth more basics of fighting and Jiu Jitsu. That is when he found out about Friday night fights. The fights consisted of Japanese boxers and kickboxers, whom Wirth fought against with a not so surprising outcome. “I won every single one,� said Wirth. “All

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of my boxing and kickboxing matches.� He was doing so well, the owner wanted to see how far Wirth wanted to go. “The owner of the gym offered me a professional MMA fight but I wasn’t ready,� said Wirth. “I felt like I needed to do amateur MMA matches before doing professional MMA.� Since then, Wirth has earned a combined record of eight wins and zero losses, holding a title belt for the 125 pound fly weight division for Fight Force, a group he fights for.

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ith the recent announcements that local brewers St. Archer and Ballast Point are being bought out by large beer operations, you’d be hard-pressed to find a more divisive issue in the craft beer community than Big Beer’s shopping spree for small brewers. Dick Cantwell, a co-founder and former head brewer of Elysian Brewing, never wanted to sell his company. Founded in 1996 during a peak period for the craft beer industry, Seattle-based Elysian grew to sell over 50,000 barrels by 2014. A tiny brewer, considering the total U.S. craft beer market produces 22.2 million barrels each year, it was bought by Anheuser-Busch InBev last January. Elysian is one of five small brewers the world’s largest beer producer has acquired in the past five years. After AB-InBev first courted Elysian during a craft beer conference in April 2014, Cantwell soon found himself overruled by his other two co-founders, who wanted to sell the business. Loyal customers were outraged, and Cantwell was equally perturbed after AB InBev unveiled an ad campaign mocking the craft beer industry. “Let them sip their pumpkin peach ale, we’ll be brewing us some golden suds,� a commercial teased. “We made a pumpkin peach ale,� says Cantwell. “They called us out specifically in a mocking tone to show just how CRAFT BEER, continued on Page 10 ridiculous craft breweries were, and they 'PS BEWFSUJTJOH JOGPSNBUJPO DBMM t BEWFSUJTJOH!NJMJUBSZQSFTT DPN

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bust, as it patrolled off the Pacific coast of Central and South America this year, about 7.5 tons of cocaine were discovered aboard a drug-laden so-called narco submarine on Aug. 31, the U.S. Coast Guard said.

Study links stimulants to military PTSD

Cutter hauls in 15 tons of cocaine this year alone A single U.S. Coast Guard cutter seized nearly 15 tons of cocaine in the Eastern Pacific this year as part of the most successful counternarcotics operation in the region since 2009, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said in a statement. The Coast Guard Cutter Bertholf unloaded the drug haul, along with 10 tons of cocaine seized by other U.S. and Canadian vessels, in the port of San Diego on Thursday, Coast Guard spokesman Dan Dewell said. In all, the drugs had a value of $748 million, according to a statement from Johnson released on Friday. In the Bertholf ’s single largest drug

Stimulant medications used to treat attention deficit problems and keep service members alert during long stretches of combat might increase vulnerability to post-traumatic stress disorder, a new study suggests. Defense Department researchers analyzing data from nearly 26,000 service members found that those with prescriptions for the stimulants were five times more likely to have PTSD. Drugs such as Adderall and Ritalin raise concentrations of the brain chemical norepinephrine, which has been shown to result in more vivid and persistent memories of emotionally charged situations. Traumatic memories are a hallmark of PTSD. For the new study, published this month

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in the Journal of Traumatic Stress, researchers started with 25,971 active-duty troops who screened negative for PTSD and followed them from 2001 to 2008. The subjects are part of the Pentagon’s Millennium Cohort Study, which will track the mental health of service members for the next several decades. Of the 131 service members who were prescribed stimulants over the course of the study, a total of 20 -- or 15% -- also had PTSD. Controlling for a variety of socioeconomic, demographic and health factors, the researchers found that was five times the rate for everybody else. Overall, there were 1,215 cases of PTSD. Those who had been prescribed multiple stimulants and the biggest supplies of the drugs were the most likely to have PTSD. The results did not prove that the drugs caused the disorder. In the majority of cases, the data did not tell researchers whether the prescriptions preceded the onset of PTSD.

West Point bans cadet pillow fights

WEST POINT, N.Y. — Cadet pillow fights like the bloody one that left 30 injured this summer will be banned, and actions are being pursued against many of those involved, U.S. Military Academy officials said. First-year students, known as “plebes,� organize the annual pillow fight as a way to build camaraderie after a grueling summer of training. But the pillow fight Aug. 20 escalated into a free-for-all with plebes being hit from behind and knocked to the ground. Injuries included a broken nose, a fractured cheek and 24 diagnosed concussions. One cadet was found unconscious. “While never officially sanctioned, it is now officially banned, and we will take More than 1,000 attend appropriate action to ensure that all facfuneral for veteran with ulty, staff, leaders, the Corps of Cadets and everyone at West Point knows that it no known family will not be tolerated,� West Point Superintendent Lt. Gen. Robert Caslen said. More than 1,000 people gathered in a There were reports that some cadets church outside Indianapolis to honor the were injured by hard objects placed in life of a veteran with no known living fampillow cases after photos and video of ily members, the Greenfield Daily Reportthe melee circulated on social media. er reported. But the Army report said many injuries Former Marine Cpl. Billy Aldridge, 80, were caused instead by elbows and falls had been living for over 10 years at an Into the ground. One cadet was identified dianapolis nursing home before he died by military police as striking another calast month. Aldridge enlisted in the Madet with a hard object in a pillow case. rine Corps in 1956, served as a supply man The report said upper-class cadets for almost four years, and spent two of did not take proper control of the fight those years in Okinawa, Japan. to ensure the safety of plebes. It said When Aldridge passed away, the nursthat upper-class behaviors “ranged ing home turned his body over to Legacy from throwing items such as small milk Cremation and Funeral Service, whose cartons, water balloons, fruit and glow staff decided to plan a proper -- and public sticks from barracks windows to yellNEWS BRIEFS, continued on Page 11 ing at plebes and encouraging them ‘get back into the fight.’ “ A number of plebes said they were hit when they weren’t looking or from behind. Many cadets wore body armor, which officials believe may have encouraged aggressive behavior. One cadet broke his nose when a blow from behind caused his combat helmet to rotate forward, according to the report. Caslen said the violence could have been prevented with better communication between cadet leadership and senior personnel before the pillow fight. “I’m troubled by the failure to mitigate and lead, and by the conduct of those whose actions contributed to this incident,� Caslen said. “I am taking appropriate action based on these findings — to include administrative actions against senior military members and cadets alike — to send a clear message that this kind of behavior will not be tolerated at our nation’s premiere military academy.� Though the pillow fight is cited as a tradition, the report suggests it dates back no further than 2001. There was est. 2001 no pillow fight in 2013. XXX NJMJUBSZQSFTT DPN t FEJUPSTEFTL!NJMJUBSZQSFTT DPN

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World events

t Marshal Josip Broz Tito is chosen president of Yugoslavia on Jan. 14. t Greece, Turkey and Yugoslavia form the Baltic Pact on Feb. 28. t Joseph Stalin dies March 5 after suffering a stroke March 1. He is succeeded by Goergy Malenkov, who would battle with Nikita Khrushchev for control until 1955.

t Ian Fleming publishes his first James Bond novel, “Casino Royal,� on April 13. t Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay become the first men to reach the summit of Mt. Everest on May 29. t Queen Elizabeth II is coronated June 2 at Westminster Abbey. t The Soviet Union sends troops to East Berlin on June 17 to quell the Workers Uprising. t Egypt declares itself a republic June 18. t Armed conflict in the Korean War ends July 27 with the signing of the Korean Armistice Agreement.

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t The CIA helps overthrow the Iranian government Aug. 19 and leaves Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi in power. t David Ben-Gurion resigns Nov. 5 as prime minister of Israel. t President Eisenhower delivers his “Atoms for Peace� adress to the United Nations on Dec. 8.

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t More than 70 percent of all televisions in the U.S. are turned to “I Love Lucy� on Jan. 19 to watch the birth of Little Ricky — setting a record that still stands today. t Georgia approves the first literature censorship board in the U.S. on Feb. 19. t Mickey Mantle hits a 565-foot home run at Griffith Stadium in Washington, D.C., on April 17 — believed to be the longest home run in baseball history by many historians. t An F5 tornado hits Waco, Tex., on May

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11, killing 114 people. t The second Kinsey Report, “Sexual Behavior in the Human Female,� is published Aug. 18. t President Eisenhower appoints Earl Warren as Chief Justice of the United States on Oct. 5. t Hugh Hefner publishes the first issue of “Playboy� magazine Dec. 1.

Technology

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his San Diego-based company “always wanted to get great beer into more people’s hands,� when he sold a majority stake to MillerCoors. And when AB InBev bought Los Angeles-based Golden Road Brewing, president and co-founder Meg Gill said, “We want to be with the winning horse.� All three of those sales went down just last September, and the big money keeps on buying rounds. Just last week, Milton, Del.-based Dogfish Head, the nation’s 13th-largest craft brewer, sold a minority stake to a private equity firm. In fact, there has been more than one craft beer deal per month over the past 14 months, according to Craftbrewingbusiness.com. So why all the deal making and why now? Heady growth from the craft beer industry is why. Volume is essentially flat for the overall $101.5 billion beer market, as big brands struggle with sliding sales (and flirt with mega-mergers). But craft beer now controls 11% of the total U.S. beer market, up from 5% in 2010,

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Beyond a price tag that can be worth tens of millions of dollars, a number of craft brewers who’ve recently sold their businesses list distribution as a key motivator. Many small beer makers wield regional strength, but getting into new markets can be tough, especially when many bars only allocate a few handles behind the bar to craft beers. Larger sales and marketing teams, established human resource departments, and fancier brewery equipment are also lures—as well as access to higher quality ingredients, which are one of craft brew’s biggest selling points. The launch of Blue Moon’s White IPA, for example, may not have happened without the might of parent company MillerCoors. The large brewer was able to procure rare hops used in the formula, and its sales team facilitated a connection with Buffalo Wild Wings, which quickly added the new beer to the restaurant chain’s taps. “I can’t stress enough how much the MillerCoors network offers,� says Keith Villa, head brewmaster and founder of Blue Moon Brewing Co.

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Craft beer lovers can take comfort: The Brewers Association reports that there are now more than 4,000 active breweries in the U.S., so Big Beer buyouts can’t possibly match the pace of new businesses. 615 craft breweries opened nationwide in 2014 alone, and the Brewers Association estimates that three out of every four legal-aged adults live within 10 miles of a local brewery. Cantwell, who is now a quality ambassador for the Brewers Association, hasn’t ruled out a return to brewing beer, though he would have to wait until the non-compete clause in his contract with AB InBev expires. Meanwhile, he’s hopeful the craft beer industry can pursue alternatives to selling. He sees potential in a cooperative model that would enable craft breweries to work together for greater purchase power to buy hops and other key ingredients, as well as giving them better negotiating position for distribution. “I would laud such a business model,� Greg Koch of Stone Brewing says. “You can maintain your soul and your creativity while facing the reality that you have some large industrial behemoths who are working to put you out of business.�

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recipes, drastically pulled distribution, and the Celis family had departed the business—the brewery was shut down in early 2001. “You can’t control what the big breweries are going to do,� says Christine Celis, daughter of Pierre and a former general manager of the Texas brewery. “Their standpoint is, ‘How can I make this product more profitable?’ It is just the way it is and sometimes the beer itself becomes a victim of the success.� MillerCoors declined to comment. Pierre died in 2011, but Christine is in the process of establishing a craft brewery business in Austin. She says she intends to keep the new business in her family for as long as she can.

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every country throughout the globe. I by government assistance. Once you give a no means want to condemn all Muslims handout rather than a hand up to underthroughout the world as terrorist. But privileged citizens, you eliminate their dewhat we need to see is all the Islamic na- sire to rejoin our working middle class. Mr. Obama, you are a dyed-in-the-wool tions come together to condemn and join their armies to help all the other nations socialist and refuse to acknowledge your defeat Isis, Al Qaeda, Boko Haram and all political or religious affiliations. It would appear by your name and your actions terrorist groups. Obama wants to bring more than over the last seven years that you are an 250,000 Syrian refugees into our country Islamic Socialist. At least Bernie Sanders over the next two years. I want to know admits that he is a Socialist Democrat. In closing, I want all Americans to think where we can get the resources and money to transport, house and feed a quarter of a about our nation. Are we the America that all other countries throughout the world million Syrians. Mr. Obama said he wanted to spread look to for leadership or are we the nation the wealth to the underprivileged mem- on bended knee asking for forgiveness for bers of our society. He thinks of himself as all the sins that we have committed over a modern-day Robin Hood, rob from the the last 200 years. rich and give to the poor. The only thing he has managed to do while in office is rob Richard Matz is the publisher of the Military from the middle class and put more than Press. Send comments to rmatz@militarypress. 50 percent of our nation on some type of com. XXX NJMJUBSZQSFTT DPN t FEJUPSTEFTL!NJMJUBSZQSFTT DPN

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We also know Obama administration officials have conceded that U.S. screening procedures are anything but foolproof. FBI Director James Comey last month told a congressional committee that “a number of people who were of serious concern� had slipped through as Iraq War refugees. “There’s no doubt,� he said, “that was the product of a less than excellent vetting.� When considering our refugee policy, it isn’t wrong to ask if the risks outweigh the rewards. A recent FOX News poll found that two-thirds of the public, a broad crosssection including black and white, all age and income groups, and a plurality of self-identified Democrats, opposes the resettlement of Syrian refugees in the United States. If the president wants to change those numbers, he can start addressing the public’s concerns. Instead, President Obama chose to take cheap political shots instead of giving legislators cover to support his policy, he suffered a crushing bipartisan defeat in the House of Representatives. The good news, however, is that the House vote for a pause is not a rejection of refugees. It is just a pause, and Obama should view it as an opportunity. It’s not as though Obama has not paused refugee processing when he wanted to in the past. He did so in 2011, when his administration halted all Iraqi refugee

resettlements for six months. It was a decision he could not have taken lightly. For unlike the current holdup, which might at worst consign some people to a slightly longer stay in a safe U.S.funded refugee camp, his decision actually did result in at least one Iraqi who had helped the U.S. being assassinated while waiting for refugee status. The reason Obama halted the entire refugee program was that an Iraqi refugee who had been let into the country in 2009, Waad Ramadan Alwan, living in Bowling Green, Ky., turned out to be an al Qaeda bomb-maker responsible for killing several American soldiers. His involvement with al Qaeda was confirmed by his fingerprints on a bomb trigger that American forces had retrieved in the field. After this discovery, Alwan was caught up in a terrorist sting operation. He and a relative had plotted to ship arms to al Qaeda in Iraq and to assassinate an Army officer stateside. One hopes that the Alwan saga was enough to make U.S. officials strengthen the screening process substantially, adding more input from the available military intelligence that had previously been missing, and that it is now watertight. But all on its own, the story demonstrates that current fears among two-thirds of the public are not irrational, even if they should not indefinitely override America’s role in sheltering to those fleeing terrorism. Knowing what we know now, the United States shouldn’t import more potential threats as a goodwill humanitarian gesture.

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Funeral service organizers called Aldridge “the unclaimed veteran� in their public invitation. Reviewing Aldridge’s enlistment paperwork in the hopes of learning more about him, Brig. Gen. Stewart Goodwin learned that after the former Marine was honorably discharged, he moved to Indiana to care for his mother. After his mother died in 1997, he lived alone until moving into the nursing home in 2004. At the service, the Rev. Ron May said no matter how little was known about the man they were honoring, “In [enlisting], he said ‘I will not live for myself alone. I will live, I will serve for others’.�

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