text: are military mena and women finally finding a voice to share their views freely again? with the truth about the lies told after the vietnam war by detractors finally coming out, and so much of the leadership of that movement coming into question, are our military men and women free now to share their real views?  what restrictions do they face due to their responsibilities to the u.s. government?  is there any way we can avoid another political group using lies about our military to gain power again?  what do you think? *edit: so answer, code pink and their stormfront allies, move-on, indymedia (where i took the article on attacking us troops), not in our name, quit, wwp, act, sparticus league, and others are not the maintstream "anti-war" movement?  that's odd, they say they are, and the media and leftist leaders say they are and even speak at their events!  and if you don't like the swiftboat vets, who i trust a lot more than i ever will kerry, i can add several dozen different links to his actions, his perjury before congress, and his going to paris to "negotiate" with the north vietnamese while still commissioned as a usn officer.  how many would you like?  and yes, i do take the threats from indymedia seriously.  unfortunatly, i am away from home and fear for my wife and infant son's safety while i am away.  i know the base security will do all they can to protect them, but with quotes taken in context from the protests and indymedia's own website, i am concerned. *edit complete*  we cannot, by regulation, officially speak at any political event while identified as a military service member.  if i go to, say a rally to counter the lies of sheehan and her code pink/stormfront allies, i cannot do so in uniform, or identify myself as a us service member (soldier).  i can write letters to the editor, post on forums like this, and even have a webpage if i want.  i cannot represent my views as those of the government or the us armed forces.  so every military service member here speaks their views, not the military’s (though the two may be very similar).  i can also point to open source information concerning the "anti-war" activists and confront their lies and daily "two minutes hate".  while they can, and have, threatened soldiers and our families, we cannot respond in kind and must try to keep discussions peaceful.  below are just some open sourced links on everything from the failed wmd terror attack in jordan to iraq's wmds to links researching the "anti-war" movement and their allies.