Here is a video that I’ve only found on one other website, and I believe it is real. I’ll let the readers decide on that, but everything about it, compared to the other videos I’ve seen, this is the real deal. See if you agree.
I have to say I’m happy for the Libyan people, but I’m very nervous about what will take the brutal tyrant’s place. Qaddafi ruled for over 40 years, and in that length of time, very little about everyday Libyan life was allowed to progress. As the saying goes, Libya could have been bombed back to the stone ages, but I’m afraid that would be a step forward.
This weekend on John Stossel’s show, he talked with Gary Sinise about all the philanthropic work he’s done with the troops, as well as the patriotic themes often seen on his hit show “CSY: NY.” Gary Sinise is one fantastic American, and I never knew just how many groups he was involved with until I saw this special with Stossel.
Honestly, when does this man sleep? Either way, I salute Gary Sinise and thank God for giving us such a special human being to look up to. If each of us could only give a 10th of what Gary Sinise gives to our fellow man, the whole world would be a brighter place.
This was the pre-race ceremony dedicated to the memories of those lost on 9/11, as well as those who served and continue to serve in the U.S. Military both at home and abroad.
This was at the Richmond Wonderful Pistachios 400 race on Saturday.
Please share this with your friends. This is an abomination and we should be, as a nation, ashamed of ourselves if we can’t stop this PC mindlessness. From the “Don’t Tear Us Down” website:
Officials at the Houston National Cemetery have banned the VFW Honor Guards from performing the entire VFW burial ritual, which includes prayers and speeches by the Commander and Chaplain, which reference “God,” at military funerals.
If this doesn’t qualify as an outrage, then nothing does. Please go to their website and sign the petition. NOW! Also check out the other videos while you’re there.
As part of the George W. Bush Presidential Center’s Social Enterprise Initiative, the Warrior 100K Bike Ride highlighted the bravery and physical strength of the warriors wounded in Iraq or Afghanistan, as well as those organizations that have made continuing commitments to supporting America’s heroes.
The three day event provided an opportunity for military support organizations to highlight their good work and was sponsored by several companies and individuals that have generously contributed their time and resources to support America’s servicemen and women.
This bike ride was through the desert southwest part of Texas, and by all accounts was a grueling trek. But even though some sustained damage to their prostheses, or were injured during the ride, there wasn’t a single one who complained. I love to see W. interact with our troops…the relationship is obviously a warm one, and the friendships are felt both ways.
I really admire President Bush and, even more, our heroic men and women in the military who have sacrificed more than most of us can imagine. I hope you all took a few moments of your holiday today and this weekend, and said some prayers and thank-yous to all of them.
By the way, there are many other videos you should check out over on the 100K ride page.
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