Comments on Exposing the "Reverend" James M Sutter: Did the pseudo "rev" help flag anti-Jihad sites as...

Yes,there is this post he made on

bit.listserv.ada-law he posted "I am now a civilian, but I served my country, and received the Navy Cross, (the highest award from the Navy), the Dept of Defense Medal of Valor, and the Purple Heart. So I like to think that I am somewhat qualified to speak to "espirit de corps". Also his
Rev. Jim's Place in 2002 he posted "US Navy veteran, retired. LCDR. Special interest in counter-terrorism. Four Purple Hearts, one Bronze Star, one Navy
Cross."

do you have this one up at internet archive? The o...

2007-07-17T22:01:00.000-04:00

do you have this one up at internet archive? The other has th ribbons but not his claim

Nope, Sutter isn't on the list of Navy Cross recip...

2007-07-11T15:07:00.000-04:00

Nope, Sutter isn't on the list of Navy Cross recipients. You are right it is time for a FOIA Request to Verifying Sutter's "records".

It would be nice to know when he won his Navy Cros...

2007-07-11T14:07:00.000-04:00

It would be nice to know when he won his Navy Cross. Viet Nam? Grenada? Just Cause? Desert Storm. Oddly enough I don't find any recipients named Sutter. Freedom of Information Act anyone?

http://web.archive.org/web/20030302101343/members.aol.com/revjimsutter/revjim.html?mtbrand=AOL_US