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an interesting picture.

For a nation that is supposed to be honoring the fallen today it is a sad site.

A sad commentary on our times indeed.

There is an e-mail going around of photos of American cemeterys in Europe. How dare Obama apologize for America to those ingrates who live and prosper today due to the sacrifices of America's fallen heroes!

Oldgringo wrote:A sad commentary on our times indeed.

There is an e-mail going around of photos of American cemeterys in Europe. How dare Obama apologize for America to those ingrates who live and prosper today due to the sacrifices of America's fallen heroes!

usa1 wrote:

Oldgringo wrote:A sad commentary on our times indeed.

There is an e-mail going around of photos of American cemeterys in Europe. How dare Obama apologize for America to those ingrates who live and prosper today due to the sacrifices of America's fallen heroes!

Second That!!!

we should honor our veterans EVERY DAY!!!.
to the men and women who are currently serving our country,and our Veterans on this forum and around the world,

THANK YOU,
you have my highest respect.

usa1 wrote:

Oldgringo wrote:A sad commentary on our times indeed.

There is an e-mail going around of photos of American cemeterys in Europe. How dare Obama apologize for America to those ingrates who live and prosper today due to the sacrifices of America's fallen heroes!

i was watching the memorial day ceremonies on T.V. this morning, and when the president walked out, i got a little sick.

I bet 90% of american's don't even know what memorial day is about...

Isn't it about buying furniture?

usa1 wrote:

usa1 wrote:

Oldgringo wrote:A sad commentary on our times indeed.

There is an e-mail going around of photos of American cemeterys in Europe. How dare Obama apologize for America to those ingrates who live and prosper today due to the sacrifices of America's fallen heroes!

i was watching the memorial day ceremonies on T.V. this morning, and when the president walked out, i got a little sick.

That's funny....I got that same feeling, just before I turned him off.

God Bless America!
-geo

I can't say for sure, but those people sitting on their behinds all look rather young to me. The sole exception being the gentleman in the wheelchair standing up.

Now, who did or did not teach that generation to stand up when the flag passes by?

bryang wrote:That's funny....I got that same feeling, just before I turned him off.

I'm still disappointed that my $40 universal remote is nothing like the one from Click.

Purplehood wrote:I can't say for sure, but those people sitting on their behinds all look rather young to me. The sole exception being the gentleman in the wheelchair standing up.

Now, who did or did not teach that generation to stand up when the flag passes by?

Looking at the clothing, I wouldn't be surprised if the photo is from the 80s or even the 70s.

Bart wrote:

Purplehood wrote:I can't say for sure, but those people sitting on their behinds all look rather young to me. The sole exception being the gentleman in the wheelchair standing up.

Now, who did or did not teach that generation to stand up when the flag passes by?

Looking at the clothing, I wouldn't be surprised if the photo is from the 80s or even the 70s.

I questioned the age of the photo also; however, the flag is still the flag.