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No title for this post, because I couldn't think of one. Anyway, has anyone else noticed that this Memorial Day has been talked about more than any other Memorial Day in recent years? I'm sure the WWII Memorial ceremony had some to do with it, but I think Drumwaster hit the reason right on the head.

"Memorial Day has taken a different tone these past two years. No longer is it just remembering past generations and their bravery. Now, the current generation of soldier is proving Americans do have what it takes."

With all the things have happened over the past few years, our soldiers have stood up and shown what they can do when the pressure's on. So, for the final time this Memorial Day I want the thank the men and women of the U.S. military. It's because of you and all that you do, or have done, that we're able to enjoy the lives we live. You help make this country the greatest on Earth. Thank You.
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AWESOME POST
Take a look at this. I think nothing more need be said.


I MISSED IT
I had just sat down to lunch and turned on Fox News and I caught the last line of a story Greg Palkot was talking about. It was something about John Kerry was giving a speech to honor Americas veterans, and someone came up to him and asked him if he was talking about the same Vets that he spat on after the Vietnam War. Does anyone know anything else about this story? And this brings up a good point. Does Kerry really have any room to be talking about honoring our military. I mean, he did call them criminals and try everything in his power to subvert them. Unlike Bush, I don't think Kerry really does care as much about our soldiers as he would like us to believe. And I think they can see right through him and his false praise. Just look at the polls.
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BUSH GEAR


I just ordered my Bush/Cheney gear. I wanted a the khaki hat, but I don't have $20 right now. So I just ordered the two buttons and the window cling. Have you ordered your stuff yet?
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MEMORIAL DAY THANK YOU

It's a day early, but under the circumstances I don't think it matters. Today is Memorial Day. So while you do whatever it is you do today to celebrate, please remember why we have this day. Fly your flags with pride today and give thanks to the brave men and woman who make possible everything we have.

This post is dedicated to the men and woman who have served and are serving in the United States military. I've never been in the armed forces, so I don't even pretend to know everything you go through or the sacrifices you have made or are making. But I just wanted to let you know that you have people back home who love, support and respect you and who wish you a safe and speedy return. You sacrifice everything in your lives for people you don't even know. You may not call yourselves heroes, but that's what you are.


The first of every month, or in this case Memorial Day, I'll post this message. This is something that would be great to see take off. It would be nice to see people honor and thank the men and woman who keep us safe. What's great about this is that both Democrats and Republicans can participate. If you would like to take part in this, just copy the bug above and save to your host site. If you don't have one, Photobucket has a great free host site. Show your support for the men and woman who defend our freedoms.
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LOOK UP IN THE SKY...
It's a bird, it's a plane, it's Air America going down in flames. The following is from Drudge.

"FLASH: Al Franken has agreed not to draw a salary at AIR AMERICA, hoping to keep the fledgling talk-radio network afloat... Developing..."

That's all it says. There's no story to link to yet. But this is funny. It wasn't too long ago that people were saying that Air America wasn't dead and that it wasn't going to die. It's dying a slow and horrible death. They need to just pull the plug and let it go to that great failed idea bin in the sky. I said I'd give it until just after Christmas before it died, then I pulled a John Kerry and said it wouldn't make it past Summer. Well, it looks like it may not even make it to Summer. Al Gore, are you paying attention?

MORE PROOF...
That veterans support Bush and not candidate waffles. In a recent CBS poll, hardly a Right-Wing poll, Vets support Bush 54 to 41 over Kerry. Dems AWOL charge appears to have backfired on Kerry. They know who would do a better job protecting this country. Just another in a long list of reasons why I hold our brave men and women on such a high plane. The article also quotes a Bush-Cheney spokesman.

"It's buried in every poll that I've seen"

Now, why do you suppose that is?
Credit: NewsMax

I LOVE THIS STORY
I was listening to The Radio Factor this morning, and Bill was talking about the movie The Day After Tomorrow. I learned that the movie based on the book The Coming Global Superstorm which was written by Art Bell and Whitley Strieber. Here's where the story gets good. Whitley Strieber claims to have been abducted by aliens in 1985. No joke. Whitley claims that little blue men came to Earth on Dec. 26, 1985 and abducted him. This is priceless. This also may explain Al Gore's insane rant about the movie. One question though, how come Big Media isn't talking about this? Every time a big movie's made based on a book, every reporter and his mother talks about the book it was based on. Could it be because this movie blames Bush for the false theory of global warming, and that talking about one of the authors of the book's looney claim of alien abduction could make some people not go see it and blame Bush as well? Could be. I found an interview Strieber did in 1997 in which he talks about aliens and abductions. You should read it.
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THE GREATEST GENERATION

Finally, after way too many years, the men and woman of this country who fought in WWII will be honored with the WWII Memorial. With WWII soldiers dying at a rate of about 1,056 a day, this should have come a long, long time ago. Both Bush and Kerry used their weekly radio addresses to talk about the sacrifices these men and women made for their country and people they didn't even know.
Bush said this about these brave men and women:

"The memorial will stand forever as a tribute to the generation that fought that war, and to the more than 400,000 Americans who gave their lives. Because of their sacrifice, tyrants fell, fascism and Nazism were vanquished and freedom prevailed."

John Kerry had this to say about President Bush:

"We must rebuild alliances that have been shredded, because an America respected in the world will be an America stronger in the world, and safer here at home."

Leave it to candidate waffles to slam the president on what is supposed to be about honoring the men and women of WWII. Anyway, I'm not sure if I have readers who fought during the war, but if one happens to pop by, Thank You for your sacrifices and Thank You for helping to make this country what it is today.
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