Or thus says the Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors’ website, in it’s section entitled, “Before You Enlist”. Furthermore they tell young men and women that military service is, “Hazardous to your Your Education, Your Future, People of C…

As Reported in the NY Post’s Page Six Bruce Willis is putting his money where his mouth is. Bruce is offering 1Million dollars for the capture of Osama bin Laden, Ayman al-Zawahiri or Abu Musab al-Zarqawi offered up by any civilian. Willis is a true …

The poll to see who should be the December Jackass of the Month is now up in the left sidebar under the Dog doing his bidniz. The lucky nominees for this moonbat title are:

Barbara Streisand. Babs (who is responsible for all the major hurricanes s…

The story moved Mr. Anderson to action when it mentioned how CWO Colton and his then 11 year old son Lance had started building a 1968 Camaro before he was deployed to Iraq. The news reported that with his father’s passing, Lance now wanted to finish t…

Well, you are entirely correct. I don’t get it. Please explain how looking at the different perspectives/perceptions of the world will secure our safety from terrorism. I am all ears.

Mary Mapes is out hawking her book Called Truth And Duty. Mapes is still in fantasy land.She was on The O’Reilly Factor this week. This courtesy of The Political Teen: O’REILLY: So, are you a liberal?MAPES: Well I’m not sure what a liberal is, Iâ…

If you want to honor the men and the women who fought before and now, the first step is to insure that we don’t let someone (ex. Bush) redefine when we send our young men and women to war.

When you don’t have to personally fight in a war, support for the war becomes easy.

In honor of our brave men and women in uniform, in honor of all those who have served, and in honor of those who have given the ultimate sacrifice for me, my family, and our great country, I will be devoting today to the observance of Veteran’s Day. …

I broke the “jinx” in the Viet Nam era.

Now, my children carry on the tradition of “country first.”

Veteran’s Day is not a day of remembrance for me, but a day of affirmation. I cringe when I hear about “the ultimate sacrifice.” No veteran is less of a man for surviving the odds. The strength of our republic lies not so much in those who died as in those who gave their service.

I accept the admonition: Let no man write my my epitaph. We are each responsible for our own lives and subject to the winds of fate. But, in the final note, we are what we are and having served in a noble cause is neither elevated nor lessened by having died or survived.

When the final roll is called, we can only ask: were you there when you were needed or did you find a convenient escape hatch to certain, ignominious safety?

In Flanders Fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky
The larks, still bravely singing, fly
Scarce heard amid the guns below.

We are the Dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset gl…

Veteran’s Day. One thing about my crazy, Cajun family – the men proudly served their country. Most of my uncles served – WWII, Korea – albeit briefly. Theirs were funerals with 21-gun salutes and flag-draped caskets. Their widows wept over

In Stephen Kings series novel The Dark Tower, our hero – The Gunslinger, says to various characters who are screwing up royally: You have forgotten the faces of your fathers. I love that line and it started me thinking.

“[L]et us solemnly remember the sacrifices of all those who fought so valiantly, on the seas, in the air, and on foreign shores, to preserve our heritage of freedom, and let us re-consecrate ourselves to the task of promoting an enduring peace …