Bob Miller Writes. I have never met a man I couldn't corrupt with money, sex or drugs.

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"The Distinguished Flying Cross along with assorted other awards are displayed in my den as a reminder that the murdering degenerates in Washington, D.C. recognize and appreciate talent when they see it. I spent the first half of my life working for the federal government, and during that time, I never met a man I couldn't corrupt with money, sex or drugs. The Democrats are the shoplifters of politics; while the Republicans are the professional bank robbers. The only free lunches the Republicans believe in are the ones they eat. While Democrats have most of the same vices as the Republicans, they are without the cunningness, viciousness, and genetic evil. Jesus is the perfect bait when fishing for suckers. I arrived at this conclusion when I realized I'd never seen a "Jesus is my co-pilot" or "Support Our Troops" bumper sticker on a Bugatti, Lamborghini or Rolls Royce. I might add that I haven't seen a flag pole or cross in a billionaire's front yard. These things seem to be reserved for the Pharisees of patriotism and Jesus freaks. As I've said before, and will say again, Red China, without firing a shot, now owns this fascist nation. Hitler's Auschwitz & Bush's Abu Ghraib epitomize Christianity. Get on your knees Christians, bow to your masters, Asia and Israel." ~ Bob Miller

The books, articles and short stories by B. W. Miller run the gamut from his spiritual book An Angel Named Zabar to his controversial anti-war book Kill Me If You Can. Mr. Miller epitomizes the word 'paradox'. Even if you don't agree, you'll be entertained. His Bob Miller Sings From the Heart Country CD was universally accepted. Books, Articles & Videos.

Biography: Bobby W. Miller was born in Florence, Alabama. Miller served as a pilot in Vietnam War in 1968-69 and was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal. Challenged Richard Shelby for a seat in the U.S. Senate in 1992. Produced the television show, The Late Show (BLAB 2001). Worked as the golf pro on Holland America's ms Westerdam. Bob Miller is America's most controversial writer and has authored seven books.

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One of America's most controversial writers, Bob Miller - B. W. Miller, author of Kill Me If You Can, You SOB a bestseller about the Vietnam War and the politics behind the war. Bob Miller served with the 192^nd Assault Helicopter Company in Vietnam (1968-69) at L Z Betty (Phan Thiet). He was shot down twice and awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross. During most of his tour at LZ Betty, Bob Miller served as the aircraft commander for LTC Manuel Alves (Black Hawk), the Battalion Commander of the 3-506th Airborne Infantry.

"The more I read of Miller's work, the more I like it. Like Hunter S. Thompson, Miller is a born curmudgeon, cynic, and rebel. I cracked up when his commander, LTC Manuel Alves (Black Hawk), described him as 'he'll never make general but he'll get you there and back.' No grunt ever had a truer, more unconditional friend. This memoir hit particularly close to home for me as it detailed the author's experiences as a warrant officer chopper pilot in Phan Thiet, Vietnam from May '68 to May '69. I graduated flight school in Jan '69 but ended up in Korea. This account showed me a lot of what I missed. Miller shared several photos of the Vietnam chopper pilot experience in his book. You can see more if you Google 192nd Assault Helicopter Company. I also recommend Googling View the Wall and searching for Arann and Thoman, Miller's comrades in the 192nd AHC--a very moving experience. Our country owes the Vietnam vet more than it can ever repay. In my estimate, the greatest of them are the ones who rejected the party line but showed up for duty anyway. A tip of the hat to Bob Miller for this Vietnam book." -Ejner Fulsang, author of A Knavish Piece of Work.

The Vietnam War was a war of the unwilling led by the unqualified dying for the ungrateful. From HAIR by Gerome Ragnit & James Redo

Publisher's proviso: Ending up with a controversial writer wasn't our goal. We cannot deny that Miller is a rebel, but he is not without a cause.

Kill Me If You Can,You SOB is unquestionably a controversial Vietnam War book. It's a genuinely strange analysis of the Vietnam War and the history and politics behind the Viet Nam War. This book was written in Vietnam, not afterwards from memory. Miller tells it like it was not how he remembered it being or wished it had been.

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