Donations to foreign military branches?

I've been wondering lately, for whatever reason: is it legal for the citizen of one country to donate money, items, what-have-you to friendly foreign military branches?

I'm not saying one is better than the other, I'm just curious if it's breaking some unknown law on treason or something? I wouldn't think so, but the government is the government, after all.

Comments?

Not that I know of, Don Fernando and myself have sent stuff to foreign troops a few times now, no problems at all.

Thanks so much I'll see if I can dig anything out.

[Don Fernando]

I guess it all depends on who you are sending stuff to. Sending gifts to the Taliban, Iranian troops or the North Korean army isn't the smartest thing to do

[WildBlueSooner]

Originally Posted by Don Fernando

I guess it all depends on who you are sending stuff to. Sending gifts to the Taliban, Iranian troops or the North Korean army isn't the smartest thing to do

He said friendly...those guys arent friendly at all

[G G]

Originally Posted by WildBlueSooner

He said friendly...those guys arent friendly at all

Well they might be if I sent them cookies or puppies or something.

On a serious note about that, I've seen those shows where they give this 'hardened murderer' an animal to care for while on Death Row, ya know an animal that would otherwise be put down. They can change certain people.

Pet owners will agree with me I'm sure

[RGD.]

Originally Posted by kzm007

Well they might be if I sent them cookies or puppies or something.

. . .

Of course they might think that you are sending them dinner and dessert . . .


Ron

[Don Fernando]

giving mean agressive, bite happy pitbulls to criminal inmates seems like a good idea, that will kill the overpopulation