I was up at 4:00 this morning — don’t sleep a lot. Turned the television on for early news and The Patriot was on. I’ve watched it at least 30 times. In fact I purposely watch it at least once a year. Why? War in America Colonel Benjamin Martin of the Colonial Army Militia lived […]
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Why has nothing been done to stop the North Korean nuclear threat to the World? Let’s be honest: the United States has the #1 military in the World, the #1 Intelligence operations in the World, and a history of strategically and quietly “taking out” foreign leaders and others who have been a far less danger
“Freedom is not Free.” We’ve heard that again and again through the years. It sounds pretty hollow to some. But to others: not so much. Those are the ones whose family members have paid in part the price for our freedom by giving their lives. While we are at the lake, cooking out, playing golf
Memorial Day is to give us pause to consider and honor those who gave their lives in military service to keep the United States the most powerful nation on Earth. There are many who said “Yes” when the question was asked “Who will go?” that are still with us but whose days are numbered. Monday
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I’ve watched the television ad at least a dozen times with Hollywood actors (several of whom I recognize but only can name two) “demand” that Congress stop Donald Trump. If this weren’t so sad it would actually be funny. The man will not be President until January 20th. Congress just convened for the 115th time.
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Teddy Roosevelt: 1907 comments about immigration “In the first place, we should insist that if the immigrant who comes here in good faith becomes an American and assimilates himself to us, he shall be treated on an exact equality with everyone else, for it is an outrage to discriminate against any such man because of
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A number of years ago I sat with my father-in-law in the Pearl Harbor WWII theater watching the movie presentation of the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor 75 years ago. It was gut wrenching to say the least. After the movie, we all boarded small boats for the short jaunt out to the Arizona Memorial
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