I signed,no regrets,it was a plesure.

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BOYCOTT BERKELEY,BOYCOTT BERKLEY,BOYCOTT BERKLEY hit them where its going to realy hurt them right in their bank accounts and tell them what they can do with the land marks and tell mayor bates to GO TAKE A HIKE

Herman your an idiot.

Didnt the Navy lose Viequez a while back as a bombing range? Seems like there is not much of value in Berkeley, certainly no intelligent life that I can see.

Bomb Berkeley!

I was there, proudly, defending Berkeley when those outside agitators descended on Berkeley, bent on violence, disrespect and assault.
I was there when 50 year old drunken bums in leathers, roared around on their pathetic motorcycles, threatened violence against high school kids and junior high school kids.
I was there when an out-of-town woman driving a Hummer garishly and very expensively painted with militarist images (and those of her deceased son),honked and screamed and acted like a typical deranged war monger and lunatic.
I was there when those same so-called Americans burnt Berkeley's Peace Wall sign and the several bicycles belonging to high school students locked to the sign.
I was there, proudly, when one of the so-called troop supporters came across the street and threatened to attack me (he backed down when I wasn't intimidated).

Unlike rightwing clowns from places like Palo Alto, Danville, Oregon, Georgia, Arizona, etc, we, the people of Berkeley, pay substantial taxes to support and treat the homeless, psychotic veterans of this country's misguided, ill-conceived, immoral and yes, illegal wars. Those forgotten troops aren't welcome on your streets and you don't care for them any more then you care for the Bill of Rights or the Constitution.
Support the Troops isn't an empty phrase, it's a commitment to stand by them when they aren't pretty, when you've forgotten them, or more likely, rejected them. More than anything else, 'Support the Troops' means that you never ask an American solider to put their life on the line, unless they are doing so with honor and dignity, to defend our country from attack. Going to war to feed your ego, promote your religion, indulge your racism, or because the fascists on Fox tell you too, isn't Supporting the Troops. The most important way you can Support the Troops is to make sure their lives are risked wisely. This isn't happening in America today. To you out-of-town, brownshirts I have only one thing to say: Berkeley, love it or leave it!

Sorry y'all, but I feel as if Berkeley has the right to ask recruiters to not come to their city. Vietnam was one event, and I cannot comment on the social climate of the sixties. However, after 6 years of "war" in Iraq, I don't see how we can blindly trust the military and its chief anymore. What, exactly are you fighting for in Iraq? Iraqi freedom? Is that really it? Or is it so that corporate bigwigs can profiteer off of the country's natural resources??
I can see why you're upset over Berkeley's decision, but can't you understand why they question the motives of our armed forces? If you think about it, it seems that Berkeley is trying to protect their citizens from dying so a white man can make another billion dollars. What's so wrong about looking out for the well-being of the citizens of your city?

If you think about it, it seems that Berkeley is trying to protect their citizens from dying so a white man can make another billion dollars.

What white man?