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Enough Said....

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Be a Part of the American Revolution for Tax Reform.

FairTax Rally Tour comming to Iowa.

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The adults won't listen to John Kerry anymore,

turns out neither will the kids!

You're not listening to me! You are going

to get stuck in Iraq!

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We are living in the most dangerous times the world has ever seen!

MSNBC asks the most important question of the times.

Yes! We are! It is time we realize it. In fact I think that we are truly in a world war already . Some are calling it World War III, yet others are calling it World War IV as I do. World War III was the cold war, but it doesn't matter.

What does matter is that history will record whether Western Civilization survives and Islam be defeated, or is it just a given that Islam will succeed because we lack the desire to survive?

I truly don't know whether or not we have the stomach or the will to win this war...

So many just can't see the facts on the table. We are fighting an enemy accross the globe that wants to wipe out Western Civilization and replace it with the rule of Islamic law...that is the terrorists stated goal.

Currently, there are more than 100 "hot wars" being fought accross the globe with one definite muslim force on one side and a definite non-muslim force on the other. They are happening in the Middle East, the Phillipines, Somalia, the horn of Africa...and that does not take into consideration terrorists activites throughout Europe, and places like Thailand.

Iran, wants the bomb, has said they want to destroy Israel, Britian, and the United States. North Korea pretty much has the bomb and could sell it to the highest bidder.

These are the most dangerous times the world has ever seen. Yeah, the Cold War was scary, but Nuclear Weapons in the hands of people willing to commit suicide for their cause. It doesn't get more dangerous or scarrier than that.

The only thing scarrier is our inability to react to any of it, before it is to late.

Today I will post some of the things that really should be of the greatest concern to us.

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Here is one way to support the troops..

W is still president t-shirt $14.00

Poster Board $2.00

Markers to make a sign $3.50

Making a mockery out of an anti-war protest...priceless.

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Memorial Day Weekend Cartoon

It's a shame media coverage will only be about the

death and chaos from Iraq this

weekend.

Day by Day cartoonist Chris Muir, who was embedded in Mosul earlier this spring, publishes his Memorial Day cartoon--which you won't see in the NYTimes or WaPo:

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At least the mountains are awsome to look at...

A picture of Bagram Air Field with the mountains in the background. photo by country boy.

Well folks, I arrived in Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan around the end of February. I have since left Bagram Air Field and am now further South at Kandahar Air Field. KAF is quite the place. There is a Pizza Hut, Subway, Burger King, Coffee Shops...hell the Canadians even put in a hockey rink. So, at least we have nice things to come back to after missions outside the wire... War is hell...war is hell...I know.

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Saddam the Swinger

Swing from the end of that rope you rat bastard!

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Those Iraqi's sure know how

to bring the New Year in!!!

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Not much humor here...I know...but I haven't been feeling all that chipper lately.

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Former President Gerald Ford, dead at 93.

Former President Gerald Ford died yesterday at his desert home in Rancho Mirage, California at the age of 93 this morning.

Ford took over Nixon’s presidency after Nixon resigned in disgrace due to the Watergate scandal. Ford later made a controversial desicion to pardoned Nixon.

The desicion to Pardon Nixon would hang over the remainder of his presidency and many wonder the age old question: Should Ford have pardoned Nixon?

Right or wrong, I believe it took a lot of courage for Ford to pardon Nixon, knowing it would end his political career, but the alternative would be to paralyze the government with a trial that would have only grew the divisions in our country at the time. Ford was one of the last real leaders, who could put the Country before his own political career.

Lots of bloggers paying tribute to Ford today can be found here.

My thoughts and prayers are with the Ford family today.
RIP, Mr. President.