I am fairly upset with all the judgemental stuff people are dumping on Mr.
McCain. He  is already a Senator. I think he has proven himself in politics.
Our Soldiers and our Hero's deserve much better than your dersion over their
inperfections - its okay to die for you - by not be elected by you. What
about all the WWII Vets - they hold offices, How about the Concentantion
camp survivors - They hold offices. You guys are very fortunate you have
never had suffer - our guys fight for us - in godforsaken places. Europe was
reduced to rubble. Do you think they worried about their politicians war
injuries. Hell no. I have an Uncle with a metal plate in his plate - he
functions fine. Lets do remember I am an immigrant = I spent some years in a
refuge home as child. My Father-in-law (ex) is a WWII vet as well as Korea
and Vietman, Papa - Vet Korea , Vietnam - Mama - WWII, my Grandmother - WWI
and WWII  -Amber fathers - Desert Storm and now Bosnia - You stop the  the
damn wars - then we won't have vets. The problem is no one has sent you to
war - so you can be hoity toity about. I hope someday you are on the
receiving of your remarks. And you have to defend yourself as a decent
person. Anyone can loose their temper, anytime. I know my dad and other dad
both know the hell of war and wouldn't start one. The problem is you don't
know. Maybe you guys should practice a little of what that vaulted book you
tout teaches. Golden Rule - casting stones.

            May the Great Mother place a Little Love in Your Hearts








>In a message dated 3/2/00 1:28:24 AM, [log in to unmask] writes:
>
><<  If this may be the case with McCain he
>may not be making rational decisions. That the injury is making them for
>him.  Do you want a person in the white house whose finger mans the button
>who acts than thinks later?  I am not saying this is the case with McCain
>but what if that temper gets the best of him? >>
>
>Joanne
>
>    Exactly how many  different specific locations in the brain control
>judgement  and emotions? And please point out their specific anatomical
>local, i.e., mesoencephalon, rhomboencephalon, etc. I know because i have
>taught neuropsychology and know how complex the mechanism is that you
adress
>so blithely, as if knowing to use the term "traumatic brain injury" make
you
>some kind of "expert" The real neuropsychologists who make their living
>ascertaining those behavior are stumped at times in any given case. We all
>talk about things of which we kbow little. That's called being human. But
to
>impune a brave man for enduring torture for the sake of his country is
>unconscionable!!!
>
>Bobby