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Charlie Sheen, is all over the news this week because he's a celebrity drug addict. Justin Bieber was all over the news for 2 days this week because he cut his hair. While Andrew Wilfahrt 31, Brian Tabada 21, Rudolph Hizon 22, Chauncy Mays 25, Christopher Stark 22, Kristopher Gould 25, David Fahey 23 are all soldiers who gave their lives this week with no media mention.

Staff Stg. Chauncy Mays was a native of my county here in northeast Texas.
Click the link for pictures of our county recieveing this fallen hero!

Welcome home Chauncy, Gods speed brother!!

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Well, when a democrat is in the White House,

there are no homeless people. gas prices increasing is not news. soldiers stop dying overseas. global warming stops.

didn't you know?


To those who are fighting and dying still, with little recognition or support....

One word: Infotainment

To all those who serve and all that have served. Thank you. Thank you for putting your life on hold. Thank your family who hold down the fort while you are deployed thank you for your sacrifice Thank you for your commitment to freedom, thank you for your service to our country thank you, thank you, thank you a million times over.


Semper Fi

74novaman wrote:Well, when a democrat is in the White House,

there are no homeless people. gas prices increasing is not news. soldiers stop dying overseas. global warming stops.

didn't you know?


To those who are fighting and dying still, with little recognition or support....

My Wife and I were just talking about this a few days ago, how all of a sudden all is well. When Bush was President he got raked over the coals everyday, deserved or not, but Obama never catches a second of stink. Gas prices out of control, no mention of it being Obamas fault, unlike when it happened under Bush, then it was a plot to make all his friends rich.

Unemployment higher than ever, again no mention of it, the numbers are lower now, yeah because people are no longer able to get benefits so they are not counted anymore.

loadedliberal wrote:To all those that serve. Thank you. Thank you for putting your life on hold. Thank your family who hold down the fort while you are deployed thank you for your sacrifice Thank you for your commitment to freedom, thank you for your service to our country thank you, thank you, thank you a million times over.


Semper Fi

I completely missed the real reason for this thread.

Thank you for those who are serving and for those who have served. And it is impossible for me to thank enough, those who gave the ultimate sacrifice.

loadedliberal wrote:To all those that serve. Thank you. Thank you for putting your life on hold. Thank your family who hold down the fort while you are deployed thank you for your sacrifice Thank you for your commitment to freedom, thank you for your service to our country thank you, thank you, thank you a million times over.


Semper Fi

+1

loadedliberal wrote:To all those that serve. Thank you. Thank you for putting your life on hold. Thank your family who hold down the fort while you are deployed thank you for your sacrifice Thank you for your commitment to freedom, thank you for your service to our country thank you, thank you, thank you a million times over.


Semper Fi

I can't think of anything to add except AMEN. Well said loaded.

loadedliberal wrote:To all those that serve. Thank you. Thank you for putting your life on hold. Thank your family who hold down the fort while you are deployed thank you for your sacrifice Thank you for your commitment to freedom, thank you for your service to our country thank you, thank you, thank you a million times over.


Semper Fi

+1

I was a youngster when Vietnam was going on. I still remember every single day the names of those who died were read over the radio stations and on the tv. I am sick of the news being full of drivel while brave men and women fight a war under a President who obviously has little respect for them.
My prayers go out to the families who have lost loved ones. My thanks to those who serve then and now