Par for the course-should be a good expose film

Pat Tillman, from everything I've read or discovered, was truly an extraordinary person. He was an intellectual "jock". He loved to push himself physically and mentally. As much as the military wanted to use him for recruitment purposes, he was a danger to the military climate. He sought the truth in everything he did. This is dangerous in a wartime situation where truth is the first victim. He found out too much, and had to be dealt with. He was a true hero, and his story should be screamed from the mountain top.

I'm an ex football coach. As exasperating as a Tillman type player can be, with their incessant -.."why, why, why?" and "what about this?" suggestions, this type has always been my favorite. They left me and the program better because of who they were.

His presence made us all better, and his true story needs universal recognition.

I think its very possible that Pat Tillman was killed deliberately, because he was going to become a high-profile anti-war protester. He had arranged a meeting with Noam Chomsky, who is definitely anti-war, and now we will never know what might have been had he lived.