Comments on: The Triumph of Das Boot: Max Boot Gets His ‘Freedom Legion’

By: Job Hunting Expenses

Job Hunting Expenses — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 22:47:34 +0000

Glad to see someone is staying on top of things.

By: Phil

Phil — Sat, 06 Jan 2007 14:20:20 +0000

I’m belgian. I’m 21. For me a freedom legion would be great opportunity. I want to migrate to the USA and I want to join the military.
Aparantly you don’t seem to be aware that most of the units in the US armed forces require the american citizenship.
I don’t want to join the military to sit behind a desk filling in papers all day.

I’m sure the freedom legion would cost far less than a regular unit. You don’t have to pay a legionaire as much an amrican soldier because he is not working/fighting for money.
We might need some english classes. But most of people who like America already know a little bit of english. They will have to speak english all day long and we will be very motivated. I think that (in thEse conditions) anybody can get a good level english in less than 4 month.
Moreover they will have a special op level.

You don’t beleive me? fine. Just look at the facts : the french foreign legion. If it was costing so much to the french government , it wouldn’t exist anymore.

PLEASE AMERICA GIVE THIS CHANCE TO SERVE FOR YOU!!!!!!!!!! PLEASE

By: tchomgui te raoul

tchomgui te raoul — Mon, 01 Jan 2007 12:14:47 +0000

i’m a cameroonian,23years old,black belt in martial arts and i’m ready to join the us foreign legion;it’s a dream for me to serve the best army of the world.

By: takoudoum fotso guy thibaut

takoudoum fotso guy thibaut — Mon, 01 Jan 2007 11:48:19 +0000

je suis jeune camerounais agee de 24ans je pese 88kg et je possede une ceinture rouge en taekwondo. et je possede enorme qualite.

By: appletree » Blog Archive » Wednesday Outrage: Republican Christmas Edition

Thu, 28 Dec 2006 05:05:47 +0000

[...] BTC News tells us that Bush administration officials are starting to take seriously the idea of having foreigners serve as American soldiers in exchange for citizenship. There are already some non-citizens serving in this capacity, but this proposal takes it to a whole new level: the creation of an American Foreign Legion. [...]