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dezdimona
Bravo!


God bless you all
God save us if they ever stop!
KingofCarnage18
For what? I could give something undesired....please elaborate so that I may give proper credit where it is due...
dezdimona
QUOTE(KingofCarnage18 @ Nov 6 2008, 02:13 PM) *
For what? I could give something undesired....please elaborate so that I may give proper credit where it is due...

did you click on bravo?
Javalin
I'm not American. Though I do thank all US and British Soldiers for their time they spend in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Freedom is something everybody is fighting for.



But for the last 2 years, I've been asking myself..

Are they truely fighting for freedom?
Are they fighting for their country?
Are they making the ultimate sacrifice of putting their life on the line?
or just fighting for oil.


No matter what the case maybe. God Bless all of them
dezdimona
QUOTE(Javalin @ Nov 6 2008, 09:25 PM) *
I'm not American. Though I do thank all US and British Soldiers for their time they spend in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Freedom is something everybody is fighting for.



But for the last 2 years, I've been asking myself..

Are they truely fighting for freedom?
Are they fighting for their country?
Are they making the ultimate sacrifice of putting their life on the line?
or just fighting for oil.


No matter what the case maybe. God Bless all of them

always question the governments reasons,but these young people of all nations are fighting and dieing for something they believe in,and thats honorable!
tyreil829
fighting for there country i salute them


Casey
bben46
Semper Fi
USMC, Sergeant 1976-1971
We go places nobody wants to go to do things nobody wants to do.
dezdimona
QUOTE(bben46 @ Nov 6 2008, 11:49 PM) *
Semper Fi
USMC, Sergeant 1976-1971
We go places nobody wants to go to do things nobody wants to do.

God bless you and thank you for serving our country!
buddah
My thanks to all who have served, under any flag....even those who never saw or will see a conflict in their lifetime. Your selfless devotion to something you believe in, is admirable and an example for the future. May we all meet in peace one day, this is my fervent hope.

Buddah

Micky
1967-1987
SFC USArmy Retired
dezdimona
QUOTE(buddah @ Nov 7 2008, 12:56 AM) *
My thanks to all who have served, under any flag....even those who never saw or will see a conflict in their lifetime. Your selfless devotion to something you believe in, is admirable and an example for the future. May we all meet in peace one day, this is my fervent hope.

Buddah

Micky
1967-1987
SFC USArmy Retired

buddah,you always seem to say the most correct thing,in so little words.....
Thank you too!
Aeryn333
QUOTE(Javalin @ Nov 6 2008, 08:25 PM) *
I'm not American. Though I do thank all US and British Soldiers for their time they spend in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Freedom is something everybody is fighting for.



But for the last 2 years, I've been asking myself..

Are they truely fighting for freedom?
Are they fighting for their country?
Are they making the ultimate sacrifice of putting their life on the line?
or just fighting for oil.


No matter what the case maybe. God Bless all of them


Aye, neither am I... And a little known fact to many, The Irish Guards and The Royal Irish Regiment, are also there..and were there in Afghanistan also..as many countries that do not get mentioned who also are fighting and dying there..

I know I feel the same way at times..la..
When war comes to your doorsteps, or one invades your country, freedom must be fought for, but on the other hand, I also know war, is a terrible thing, especially when the reason it was started is questionable..

Do I salute those brave men and womyn who go, aye, for its their choice, do I personally believe that this war in Iraq like the Vietnam war, was a justifiable war,I have many doubts and conflicts.. many are dying, but for what...I do not believe in wars, that are brought to a country, for possibly dubious reasons,under the guise of another reason, only the defence of ones own country...

Yet for those who live and die, and fight for freedom, and the defeat of terrorists, worldwide, bravo..
As one who has herself fought here for ours,sometimes its the only choice left..

As you said so succinctly whatever the case may be...
Goddess bless all that fight for freedom of all people..!!!!
XanAlderon
I thought Obama was going to start pulling troops out of the conflict, but according to the Sydney morning herald here in Australia he has just asked us for more troops.
dezdimona
to tell an enemy your plan would be a catastrophic event. The mans no fool. What will be,will be,and only time will tell!
Chesto
From a 60s antiwar peacenik: it was never against the kids who were sent to where they didnt want to be, for the most part. Nor is it now. Just wish the scumbag pols could be trusted to spend these young lives honourably. As honourably, and as trusting, and as bravely, as these young kids give them. They are probably the best of us, and shouldnt be wasted. Bless them all.
Blacksnake89
My father served in the USMC back in Vietnam. He was either a Master Sargent or Sargent Major I can't remember. While I salute all those that have served in this country and others I blame the government for all the f*cked up sh*t that goes through my dads head. It's for that reason that I disagree with war of any kind. It's my belief that the human mind was not designed to take the emotional abuse of war.
dezdimona
QUOTE(Blacksnake89 @ Nov 7 2008, 03:48 PM) *
My father served in the USMC back in Vietnam. He was either a Master Sargent or Sargent Major I can't remember. While I salute all those that have served in this country and others I blame the government for all the f*cked up sh*t that goes through my dads head. It's for that reason that I disagree with war of any kind. It's my belief that the human mind was not designed to take the emotional abuse of war.

true,governments fight for power and other things,its the soldier that suffers. My grandfather,father,brother, all served. My thanks to your father,and I wish him well!
bben46
XanAlderon
Obama has just been elected, he does not take over until January 20th. So Obama could not have asked for more troops. Don't believe everything the newspaper prints and Don't expect instant change. If he manages to accomplish one tenth of what he actually promised I will be amazed. And he did not promise to remove any US troops instantly. Give the man some time.
Blacksnake89
QUOTE(dezdimona @ Nov 7 2008, 06:59 AM) *
QUOTE(Blacksnake89 @ Nov 7 2008, 03:48 PM) *
My father served in the USMC back in Vietnam. He was either a Master Sargent or Sargent Major I can't remember. While I salute all those that have served in this country and others I blame the government for all the f*cked up sh*t that goes through my dads head. It's for that reason that I disagree with war of any kind. It's my belief that the human mind was not designed to take the emotional abuse of war.

true,governments fight for power and other things,its the soldier that suffers. My grandfather,father,brother, all served. My thanks to your father,and I wish him well!

My father thanks you for your condolences and asks if you've got a bottle of Jack Daniels for him. FYI he's a recovering alcoholic and more sarcastic than myself.
dezdimona
QUOTE(Blacksnake89 @ Nov 7 2008, 05:32 PM) *
QUOTE(dezdimona @ Nov 7 2008, 06:59 AM) *
QUOTE(Blacksnake89 @ Nov 7 2008, 03:48 PM) *
My father served in the USMC back in Vietnam. He was either a Master Sargent or Sargent Major I can't remember. While I salute all those that have served in this country and others I blame the government for all the f*cked up sh*t that goes through my dads head. It's for that reason that I disagree with war of any kind. It's my belief that the human mind was not designed to take the emotional abuse of war.

true,governments fight for power and other things,its the soldier that suffers. My grandfather,father,brother, all served. My thanks to your father,and I wish him well!

My father thanks you for your condolences and asks if you've got a bottle of Jack Daniels for him. FYI he's a recovering alcoholic and more sarcastic than myself.

well i am going down to my property in tennessee the first week in Dec. Lynchburg is only an hour from it! biggrin.gif
Javalin
QUOTE(bben46 @ Nov 7 2008, 03:25 PM) *
XanAlderon
Obama has just been elected, he does not take over until January 20th. So Obama could not have asked for more troops. Don't believe everything the newspaper prints and Don't expect instant change. If he manages to accomplish one tenth of what he actually promised I will be amazed. And he did not promise to remove any US troops instantly. Give the man some time.


Agreed..

People are already plotting to assassinate him, even before he becomes President. its a disgrace. People need to give him sometime.

Kind Regards,

Jav'
nosisab
I did salute the US people when they saw their native Indians as more than brutish ogres seeking the downfall of all palefaces. I salute anyone that can look all sides of the complex prism that is the human society as a whole.

Someone sometime placed the peasant thoughts about the Mexican revolution: Doesn't matter if is Madero or Villa, they come and eat my chickens.

World changes, boundaries changes, must be a reason almost all US south have Spanish names. My own nation would be vertically cut at much more than half if treatises were to be relied.

We do not share the earth, we don't fit into a niche. We exhaust the land we live on, and need to seek for new, virgin ones to a new rape. We are the guava's worm that consume it. We are cancerous cells to Earth. Sad but true.
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