Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf Dead

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Just broadcast in Dallas on news, Stormin' Norman has died.

wow the same time as Bush Sr?

Where is that thread that said 3 famous people would die within 3 weeks, then we would know it's time to bug out ! ?

This is how they got him:

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Not so stormin now are ya Norman.

Bush and Mubarak?

Thread: TRANSPONDER 9 INTEL. (And I Hope I Am Wrong) 3 Deaths Over the Next 9 Days Will Singnal THE END TIMES.

George H.W. Bush riding in a Humvee with General Schwarzkopf in Saudi Arabia
[edit] Gulf War

In 1988, he was promoted to General and was appointed Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Central Command. The U.S. Central Command, based at MacDill Air Force Base, in Tampa, Florida, was responsible at the time for operations in the Horn of Africa, the Middle East and South Asia.[8] In his capacity as commander, Schwarzkopf prepared a detailed plan for the defense of the oil fields of the Persian Gulf against a hypothetical invasion by Iraq, among other plans.

The Iraq plan served as the basis of the wargame of 1990. Within the same month, Iraq invaded Kuwait, and Schwarzkopf's plan had an immediate practical application, which was as the basis for Operation Desert Shield, the defense of Saudi Arabia. As overall commander, Schwarzkopf initially was concerned that operational forces in the theater were inadequately supplied and equipped for large-scale combat in a desert environment. During preparations for Desert Storm, as the result of initiatives by General Schwarzkopf, the Desert camouflage combat uniform was produced in 100% cotton poplin without reinforcement panels in order to improve comfort for U.S. troops operating in the hot, dry desert conditions. A total of 500,000 improved cotton BDUs were ordered. However, cost concerns caused the cotton six-color Desert BDU to be discontinued shortly after the Gulf War.[9] A few months later, General Schwarzkopf's offensive operational plan, called Operation Desert Storm (co-authored with his deputy commander, Lieutenant General Cal Waller and others on his staff), was the "left hook" strategy that went into Iraq behind the Iraqi forces occupying Kuwait and was widely credited with bringing the ground war to a close in just four days. He was personally very visible in the conduct of the war, giving frequent press conferences, and was dubbed "Stormin' Norman."

Ole Stormin' Norman

Did Bush Die?
I figured he was going to but he died and I missed it?!

Wow... I was lucky to have served under his command.

Off to do some recon for George

RIP Norman and condolences to his loved ones .

You know when Bush passes away. There will be nothing else talked about for weeks. They moved him into intensive care. Mubarak just got moved into a military hospital and his condition is deteriorating as well.

Wow, he was probably going to spill the beans once GHBW kicked the bucket!

Doesn't pay to play the game for sure

Didn't get a chance to Smedley Butler the scam.

I have always had respect for him. Rest in peace, General.

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I second this.. I always thought the General was a good guy but what do I know.

The best thing that can happen to this country is for all of those old farts to take their last breath. They have done enough damage to this country, both ahead and behind the scenes. Stuff we will never know the truth about. They are dropping like flies and I am for one am glad.

what's a matter....not a royal?...arrogant brits!

There are always three..

Who else?

I think he's still alive.....but who knows

Celebrities, politicians, scientists, etc. generally go in 3's. Watch for it.

Shocked to read about this...RIP General