LIBERATING IRAQ - THIS IS PAGE 3
The question "Why didn't we take
care of Sadam when we had a chance the first time?" is still
around.
I remember the following - and wonder
at its relevance with respect to current events. If I remember correctly,
prior to the land phase of Desert Storm there was some discussion
about the exact make-up of the invasion force and the path which
it would take. Initially France indicated that it would not participate
in any land force that entered Iraq. France indicated that it would
move only into Kuwait as authorized by UN resolutions. After coalition
discussions -- to which we are not privy to - France agreed to participate
in the invasion force and to move into Iraq. Please note the series
of maps at http://
www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/gulf/maps/7.html and http://www.dean.usma.edu/history/dhistorymaps/WC1958Pages/wc19581-9l.htm
Note that the unit on the north flank
of the coalition land force is the 6th French Light Armored Division
- from 25 February (attack position) to 28 February (cease-fire
position). The answer to the initial question seems to be that coalition
forces would have had to move through -- and possibly attack through
-- the 6th French to move north to Baghdad. It seems reasonable
to assume that the 6th French had not only the mission of protecting
the coalition's northern flank -- but also -- and maybe more importantly
-- protecting Iraq and Sadam's regime from the coalition land force.
Now the questions may well be, How long
has France held the belief that it i s a protector for Iraq? Why
has France been protecting Sadam Hussein? Is France's current objective,
in the U.N., to continue to protect Sadam Hussein? If so, how long
and to what extent will France continue to protect Sadam Hussein?
Will France have the courage of their alleged convictions and send
military units to Iraq to help defend a gainst "unwarranted
military aggression" from US led Coalition of the Willing?
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I am a new listener to rush and i want
to say. i do en joy your program. My son was in desert storm and
when he returned (than k God) he said we would go back and finish
this job that the first Bush did not finish. It surely is coming
true. Yes, i am a democrat, but i don't back anyone in particular.I
back who i like. But now that we are getting ready for another war
with sickdam(saddam), I pray we do it fast and right. I am proud
of our men and women who serve. I also remind people that say we
should leave him alone that 9/11 shows we cannot leave anyone alone
again .. and that our service men and women are fighting for the
right to sit here at our job and complain about the government.
Thank you and my son says you will change me to a republican. (LOL)
Kathleen
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Severe Earthquake reported in France
- Unknown author
Today it was reported that severe earthquakes
have occurred in 10 different locations in France. The severity
was measured in excess of 9.8 on the Richter Scale. The cause was
the 56,681 dead American soldiers buried in French soil rolling
over in their graves. According to the American Battle Monuments.
Commission there are 26,255 Yankee dead from World War I buried
in 4 cemeteries in France. There are 30,426 American dead from World
War II buried in 6 cemeteries in France.
These 56,681 brave American heroes died
in their youth to liberate a country which is guilty of shameful
unspeakable behavior in the 21st century. May the United States
of America never forget their sacrifice as we find ways to forcefully
deal with the God-forsaken unappreciative, forgetful country of
France!
We should also note that we pay Millions
of dollars on RENT for these cemeteries plus the cost of Maintenance,
let us remove them (our military dead) and give their damn land
back to them.
John / IL
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Whenever Clinton speaks, do you know
why he keeps tripping over himself?
He never learned to pull-up his pants.
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Our older son is in Kuwait and has been
there since last October. He is supposed to come home April 17.
When war breaks out they already have their assignment in Iraqi.
He has been over in Kuwait building
facilities for the troops. For the past week or two this National
Guard Unit has been pulling guard duty for the troops in the camp
along with guarding the troops while they look
for and explode land mines.
As much as his wife and my wife and
I would like him come home next month, we stand behind his commitment
to protect this country and we support him, in prayer and other
support, and all the troops over there. We hope President Bush will
get on with the war. We do not need more of Sadam!!!
Years ago I worked in Saudi Arabia and
studied them while there, so I understand the Islamic mind a little.
They do want to control the world. Fortunately, if you have read
the Bible, epically the book of
Revelation, you already know the end.
My wife and I strongly support President
Bush and the war to come. Lets go and get it over with.
David
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Rush, we have listened to you for many
years and love your program. You are right on! Our former "impeached
president (clinton) should "shut up!!!!!" At least Pres.
Bush isnt going to war to cover his own butt over some intern.Also,
we agree that we are prolonging this effort in Iraq too long, and,
we too, are getting frustrated over this constant delay for votes
we dont need. LETS ROLL!!!!!!!!!!!
Jerry and Virginia // Murrieta, California
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WAR ON TERROR - Date: Fri, Mar 14 2003
RUSH,
I LISTEN TO YOUR SHOW EVERY DAY AT LUNCH. YOU ARE RIGHT ON THE MONEY
AND IT IS TIME TO REMOVE THIS EVIL FROM POWER. THE LONGER WE WAIT,
THE MORE AMERICAN LIVES WILL BE LOST DUE TO POOR WEATHER CONDITIONS.
ALSO, BILL CLINTON AND JIMMY CARTER ARE JUST TRYING TO GAIN SUPPORT
FOR THEIR PARTY THROUGH CONTINUED SUBTERFUGE AGAINST OUR PRESIDENT.
BRING ON THE WAR NOW!
JOSEPH // STATEN ISLAND, N,Y.
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Opinion of novelist Tom Robbins, Seattle
Week
"Quite probably the worst thing
about the inevitable and totally unjustifiable war with Iraq is
that there’s no chance the U.S. might lose it. America is a
young country, and intellectually, emotionally, and physically,
it has been exhibiting all the characteristics of an adolescent
bully, a pubescent punk who’s too big for his britches and
too strong for his age. Someday, perhaps, we may growout of our
mindless, pimple-faced arrogance, but in the meantime, it might
do us a ton of good to have our butts kicked. Unfortunately, like
most of the targets we pick on, Iraq is much too weak to give us
the thrashing our
continuously overbearing behavior deserves, while Saddam is even
less deserving of victory than Bush." - novelist Tom Robbins,
Seattle Week
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The answer to the question "What
right does another nation have to go into a sovereign nation and
interfere?"
Bring it down to simplest terms...
You know your neighbor is abusing his wife and children. He is beating
them sexually abusing them and causing them to become ill by denying
them food and medical attention. You know this is true and you have
seen the bruises. Do you take the steps necessary to stop him? Do
you worry about invading his "kingdom"? Do you do whatever
it takes to protect his wife and children?
You must do whatever it takes to protect that man's wife and children
even though they have not asked for help and he certainly doesn't
want your interference. It may become worse for the wife and children
for a time and he may kill them but even that is not a justification
for inaction. You must stop the violence in that man's house or
you share his guilt.
Richard / Jacksonville, Florida
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Iraq Date: Wed, Mar 12 2003
You've got to be kidding me. I just
heard that 140 some U.S. cities have passed resolutions against
going to war with Iraq. What business do city governments have passing
resolutions concerning national security?
This is insane. I now truly understand
why Presidents have the power to go to war without getting the nod
from anyone! I wish President Bush had just done it without consulting
anyone (except for a few elected officials such as the House &
Senate leaders). If he had, I think 60-75% of the American people
would now be supporting U.S. policy and very likely other nations
would have followed suit. Now it is truly muddy water & an absolutely
no win situation for our country.
If we back down, we will be weakened
as a country and our word means nothing. If we go forward, we live
up to what Sadam Husein has said all along--that nothing Iraq does
will keep the U.S. from going to war with him. Either way the clear
winner will be our worst nightmare, Sadam Husein. How crazy is that?
He turn out to be a martyr and we turn out to be the bad guys!!!
(At least that's the way the Hollywood peacenics & the anti-war
nations will view it.)
I pray we go and the sooner the better.
If we don't do it now, we'll be back in this same mess five years
from now. God bless our troops and God bless America.
Susan // South Dakota
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POLL: GET ON WITH IT
NY Post ^ | March 16, 2003 | Dick Morris - To read entire article,
go to http://www.nypost.com/postopinion/opedcolumnists/70834.htm
March 16, 2003 -- SUPPORT for military
action to disarm Iraq and remove Saddam Hussein from power is higher
than it has been in the past six months, but Americans are getting
antsy about the endless diplomatic delays. The latest FoxNews/Opinion
Dynamics survey showed that 71 percent support invading Iraq - with
a new high of 54 percent strongly supporting it - but Americans
want it done now.
Asked if it is "time to get it
over with in Iraq," 71 percent now say yes, up from 56 percent
last month. This reflects the wear and tear of uncertainty - the
on-again, off-again diplomatic cycle in which we hang on every word
out of Angola or Chile, and tremble at every verbal blast from Paris.
By 74 percent to 21 percent, Americans now say the United States,
not the United Nations, should make the final call on what action
to take against Iraq - and they don't like the delay.
Americans realize an attack on Iraq
will increase the chances of terror attacks at home. Some 67 percent
feel an invasion of Iraq will raise the chances of terrorist attacks
here - but 58 percent say that doing nothing will also make terrorist
attacks more likely. Damned if we do. Damned if we don't.
But Sen. Hillary Clinton is on the wrong
track in criticizing President Bush for inadequate steps to prevent
terror attacks at home. Two-thirds of Americans say the federal
government "is doing everything it can to prevent terrorist
activity in the U.S." That's up from just over half the public
a year ago - but two-thirds also believe that "homicide and
suicide bombings similar to those in the Middle East will start
happening in the U.S.."
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If you go to Clint Black's website-
http://www.clintblack.com/ You can download this song for free.
I am putting the lyrics on here. Another song like Darryl Worley-Brad:
"I RAQ AND I ROLL"
YOU CAN WAVE YOUR SIGNS IN PROTEST,
AGAINST AMERICA TAKING STANDS
THE STANDS AMERICA'S TAKEN, ARE THE
REASON THAT YOU CAN
IF EVERYONE WOULD GO FOR PEACE, THERE'D
BE NO NEED FOR WAR BUT WE CAN'T IGNORE THE DEVIL
HE'LL KEEP COMING BACK FOR MORE
SOME SEE THIS IN BLACK AND WHITE, OTHERS
ONLY GRAY
BUT WE'RE NOT BEGGING FOR A FIGHT, NO MATTER WHAT THEY SAY
WE'VE GOT THE RESOLUTION,THAT SHOULD
PUT 'EM ALL TO SHAME
BUT IT'S A DIFFERENT KIND OF DEADLINE, WHEN I'M CALLED IN THE GAME
CHORUS
I RAQ, I RACK'EM UP AND I ROLL, I'M BACK AND I'M A HIGH TECH GI
JOE
I PRAY FOR PEACE AND PREPARE FOR WAR
AND I NEVER WILL FORGET, THERE'S NO PRICE TOO HIGH FOR FREEDOM
SO BE CAREFUL WHERE YOU TREAD
THE TERROR ISN'T MAN TO MAN, THEY CAN
BE NO MORE THAN COWARDS
IF THEY WON'T SHOW US THEIR WEAPONS, WE MIGHT HAVE TO SHOW THEM
OURS
IT MIGHT BE A SMART BOMB, THEY FIND
STUPID PEOPLE TOO
IF YOU STAND WITH THE LIKES OF SADDAM, ONE JUST MIIGHT FIND YOU
CHORUS II
I ROCK, I RACK'EM UP AND I ROLL, I'M BACK AND I'M A HIGH TECH GI
JOE
I GOT INFRARED, GPS AND GOOD OLD FASHIONED LEAD
NO PRICE TOO HIGH FOR FREEDOM, BE CAREFUL WHERE YOU TREAD
BRIDGE
NOW YOU CAN COME ALONG, OR YOU CAN STAY BEHIND
OR YOU CAN GET OUT OF THE WAY, BUT OUR TROOPS TAKE OUT THE GARBAGE
FOR THE GOOD OLD U.S.A.
I ROCK, I RACK'EM UP AND I ROLL, IN
THE USA
I ROCK, I RACK'EM UP AND I ROLL, I'M TALKIN' ABOUT THE USA
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How to Deal with a Snake Like Hussein
"Mr. President, I have signed on
as an original co-sponsor of the Iraq resolution, and I'd like to
tell you story about why I think it is the right path to take: A
few weeks ago, we were doing some work on my back porch back home,
tearing out a section of old stacked rocks, when all of a sudden
I uncovered a nest of Copperhead snakes.
"Now, I'm not one to get alarmed
at snakes. I know they perform some valuable functions, like eating
rats. . . . (But a) Copperhead will kill you. It could kill one
of my dogs. It could kill one of my grandchildren. It
could kill any one of my four great grandchildren. They play all
the time where I found those killers.
"And you know, when I discovered
these Copperheads, I didn't call my wife Shirley for advice, like
I do on most things. I didn't go before the city council. I didn't
yell for help from my neighbors. I just took a hoe and knocked them
in the head and killed them. Dead as a doorknob.
"I guess you could call it a unilateral
action. Or preemptive. Perhaps if you had been watching me you could
have even called it bellicose and reactive. I took their poisonous
heads off because they were a threat to me. And they were a threat
to my home and my family. They were a threat to all I hold dear.
And isn't that what this is all about?"
- Sen. Zell Miller, Georgia Democrat,
from the Senate floor on October 3, 2002
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Here are the lyrics to Darryl Worley's
timely new song:
'Have You Forgotten'
Verse 1
I HEAR PEOPLE SAYING WE DON¹T NEED THIS WAR
I SAY THERE'S SOME THINGS WORTH FIGHTING FOR
WHAT ABOUT OUR FREEDOM AND THIS PIECE OF GROUND
WE DIDN'T GET TO KEEP 'EM BY BACKING DOWN
THEY SAY WE DON'T REALIZE THE MESS WE'RE GETTING IN
BEFORE YOU START YOUR PREACHING LET ME ASK YOU THIS MY FRIEND
Chorus 1
HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN HOW IT FELT THAT DAY
TO SEE YOUR HOMELAND UNDER FIRE
AND HER PEOPLE BLOWN AWAY
HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN WHEN THOSE TOWERS FELL
WE HAD NEIGHBORS STILL INSIDE GOING THRU A LIVING HELL
AND YOU SAY WE SHOULDN¹T WORRY ABOUT BIN LADEN
HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN
Verse 2
THEY TOOK ALL THE FOOTAGE OFF MY T.V. , SAID IT'S TOO DISTURBING
FOR YOU AND ME
IT'LL JUST BREED ANGER THAT'S WHAT THE EXPERTS SAY
IF IT WAS UP TO ME I'D SHOW IT EVERYDAY, SOME SAY THIS COUNTRY'S
JUST OUT LOOKING FOR A FIGHT
AFTER 9/11 MAN I'D HAVE TO SAY THAT'S RIGHT
REPEAT CHORUS
Bridge
I'VE BEEN THERE WITH THE SOLDIERS , WHO'VE GONE AWAY TO WAR
AND YOU CAN BET THAT THEY REMEMBER , JUST WHAT THEY'RE FIGHTING
FOR
Chorus 3
HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN ALL THE PEOPLE KILLED
SOME WENT DOWN LIKE HEROS IN THAT PENNSYLVANIA FIELD
HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN ABOUT OUR PENTAGON
ALL THE LOVED ONES THAT WE LOST AND THOSE LEFT TO CARRY ON
DON'T YOU TELL ME NOT TO WORRY ABOUT BIN LADEN
HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN
Tag
HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN, HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN
Darryl Worley/Wynn Varble, 2003 EMI
Blackwood Music Inc./Hatley Creek
Music/Warner-Tamerlane, Publishing Corp. (BMI)
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Gallup Poll Analyses - Public Approves
of Bush Ultimatum by More Than 2-to-1 Margin - http://www.gallup.com/poll/releases/pr030318.asp
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Iraqi immigrants gung ho on war
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By Steve Miller
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
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amsey Jiddou, fresh from a conference in Washington with National
Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice, Vice President Richard B. Cheney
and Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld, was back here at home
to beat the drums of liberation with his fellow Iraqis.
"Finally, somebody is listening to us," Mr. Jiddou, a
chemist who immigrated from his native Baghdad in the late 1970s
to escape Saddam Hussein's dictatorial oppression, said.
His sentiments are shared throughout the largest Iraqi community
in the United States, in southeast Michigan: Get Saddam out of power
and do it now.
"I want peace in Iraq. So if you are for peace, you cannot
be for Saddam. It is all about changing the regime," said Ala
Faik, a real estate agent in Ann Arbor, 45 miles down Interstate
94 from Detroit. Like almost everyone who has settled here from
his homeland, he simply knows that Saddam has to go by any means
necessary.
Since a June conference here of various anti-Saddam groups that
was attended by low-level State Department members, Iraqi communities
in Michigan, California, Illinois and Tennessee have been quietly
tapped by the Bush administration for support and advice on the
U.S. effort to depose Saddam.
At government expense, these representatives have been brought to
Washington to tell Mr. Cheney, Miss Rice and other ranking officials
of the pressing need to remove Saddam from power.
The State Department would not comment on its effort to recruit
these community members.
"We have actually said this for 35 years," said Mr. Jiddou,
59, as he drove through a large settlement of Chaldeans -- members
of Iraq's Christian minority -- in this Detroit suburb, where a
retirement home, Chaldean Manor, sits next to a megachurch and the
Chaldean Club.
An estimated 120,000 Chaldeans live in and around Detroit, and 60,000
more -- Arabs and Kurds as well as Chaldeans -- came in two waves:
one after the rise to power of Saddam in 1979 and another after
the 1991 Gulf war and the ensuing failed uprisings.
They danced in the aisles when Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul
Wolfowitz showed up in Dearborn to address them last month.
"He did not expect that. The people were so glad that he came
here to talk to us about ending the regime in Iraq" said Mr.
Faik, who is part of a national group of Iraqis, called the Iraqi
Forum for Democracy, who advocate the removal of Saddam.
Two weeks ago, a coalition of mostly
Detroit area Iraqis, Muslim and Christian, sent a letter to Miss
Rice, thanking her for inviting them to the White House and stressing
that "those who are marching for 'peace and justice' in the
name of the Iraqi people are unwittingly supporting a totalitarian
dictator who promotes terrorism."
"These people, these so-called peace people who support human
rights, have never been there for the people of Iraq," said
Salam Jafar, a 52-year-old physician, who left Iraq in 1980.
He sits in a suburban Ann Arbor kitchen with several other Iraqi
Muslims, gulping coffee and talking about siblings, parents and
children who were taken in Saddam-ordered campaigns of ethnic cleansing
and brutal suppression of uprisings.
All four of the men, in their 40s and
50s, have made the United States home, raising families, paying
mortgages and hoping for the end of the Saddam era so relatives
in Iraq can be free to visit and vice versa.
Until now, anti-Saddam statements from Iraqis in the U.S. were rare,
they all conceded; Saddam has spies among them in Detroit's Middle
Eastern community.
"People are now encouraged by this
administration, and we are tired of not being able to tell the truth,"
Dr. Jafar said, risking retribution against family members in Iraq.
"And we got tired of all those stories from Iraq, where the
people tell the news people that they don't want war," he added.
"Of course they say that. There are [government police] right
there next to them. To tell the truth could mean death."
If Saddam is toppled as hoped, there
are few Iraqis who would return permanently to their home country,
although most would enthusiastically help settle a long-awaited
democracy.
"Nobody here would go back, not
after all this time," said Ilham Jiddou, wife of Mr. Jiddou,
the chemist. "It will take a long time to really establish
the country -- too long."
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Mainstream Media
Greetings!
I watched the news ABC, NBC and CBS
ever since the first bomb landed in Baghdad. I stopped watching
the News as of Sunday, because while showing the war they would
break for footage on the Anti war protests. The media is leaning
in their broadcasting toward antiwar by their subtle comments and
their footage of the war. It does come across in the media that
America is loosing and is not as strong as we thought we were. I
would like to see more footage of the Iraq's dancing in the streets.
The media did show some clips, but have not shown any positive clips
since Saturday. Rush, I listen to you because you possess arguments
about the war with legitimate facts. If I want to know what's going
on, I turn you on from 12:00 - 3:00 pm on KNUS Denver. I wish you
were on longer. God Bless you with your incredible knowledge on
a lot issues. Y ou Make Sense!
Sincerely,
Jacqueline
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Ministers question about what to do
for troops - Date: Wed, Mar 26 03:11 PM
The best thing anyone can do for the
soldiers in Iraq is to pray for them! Pray! Pray! Pray!
Jerimiah 33:3 "Call unto me and I will shew thee great and
mighty things which thou knowest not"
Carl Worthy
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Are we about to have America's "Waterloo"
in Iraq?
People who live only in the U.S. or
other civilized countries forget that barbarians do exist and don't
play by our rules. I live in the center of the muslim world and
have come to understand what most Americans do not.
We set ourselves up in Iraq for defeat
by saying we will avoid civilian deaths. Saddam doesn't care; this
is a cheaper way to protect an army than with radar or armour. We
are stopped dead because there are civilians amongst the targets.
It will get worse to where we can't even drive a tank without running
over some "innocent" woman or child. Just put them on
the roads and we are doomed. We would be forced to abandon our equipment
to Saddam and pay ransom to get our soldiers out! And we have camera
crews to show all the smashed bodies!
We had better get over expecting them
to be accomodating to our self imposed rules. We better start bombing
them to submission, win, and get out of there. During WW II one
B-17 bombardier was asked how he separated the innocents from the
enemy (in S. E. Asia the Japanese were using churches for field
HQs and we were bombing them) and the soldier replied, "Lady,
I bomb them all and let God separate the good from the bad."
That sounds bad, but anything else won't
work. We are enticing all rogues to use human shields, and they
will. We will now shoot down a loaded airliner for the greater good...
. The same thing must apply here, and immediately.
D. M.
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This is a quote from the Democratic
Party Platform 2000
Some Republicans believe America should turn away from the world.
They oppose using our armed forces as part of international solutions,
even when regional conflictsthreaten our interests and our values.
This is a quote from the Democratic Party Platform 2000
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I just e-mailed Tom Sullivan in Sacramento
with an idea. After 9/11, most americans hoisted our colors in a
sign of support for our country in its time of need. How about lets
re-hoist those colors on our houses, cars, buildings, or whatever
to show support for our military and for those that have already
laid down their lives to protect our freedom. I have absolutely
no problem showing our colors alongside the flags of Great Britain
and Australia. It has always been these countries that have stepped
up to the plate in time of need.
I strongly believe in Boycotting both French and German products.
I would not even mind moving the United Nations to some third world
country where they would not feel the freedom that our beloved country
has given them.
My father was born in Germany, but, since they and the "Flakey
French," can't get their minds off of how much money they are
losing in illegal sales to Iraq. Screw them!! I am so proud of our
President and the people he assembled in putting our current administration
together. If Rice decides to run for Governor of California, I will
vote for her. She would be a lot better then "Teflon Gray Davis"
who can't take the blame for any mistake he makes.
In closing, all I want to say is GOD BLESS AMERICA and to our troops
from all military branches, "WE LOVE YOU AND THANK-YOU."
William
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Thanks, President Bush!
The Lord says, "What I want is
this: Remove the chains of oppression and the yoke of injustice,
and let the oppressed go free. Share your food with the hungry and
open your homes to the homeless poor. Give clothes to those who
have no thing to wear, and do not refuse to help your own relatives.
Then My favor will shine on like the
morning sun, and your wounds will b e quickly healed. I will always
be with you to save you; My presence w ill protect you on every
side. When you pray, I will answer you. ;When you call to Me, I
will respond.
If you put an end to oppression, to
every gesture of contempt, and to ev ery evil word; if you give
food to the hungry and satisfy those who are in n eed, then the
darkness around you will turn to the brightness of noon. ;And I
will always guide you and satisfy you with good things. I will keep
you strong and well. You will be like a garden that has plenty of
water, like a spring of water that never goes dry."
Isaiah 58: 6-11
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Memo to the Troops
"Rest assured that while pretend-patriots
talk of supporting you, even as they condemn your noble cause, an
unwavering vast majority of Americans share and take pride in your
mission. You represent all that is good and right about America
and are the true face of American patriotism. You walk in those
same righteous footsteps of all those patriots who, before you,
fought to preserve liberty for all. Our prayers and our personal
gratitude are with you and your families. May God Bless You."
- Letter from actor Charlton Heston
to the troops serving in the Iraq war
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