A U. S. serviceman wrote this letter and it was e-mailed to me? What do you all think?
Written by admin on November 16th, 2009
This should get our attention! It is verified by Snopes, See below. The
writer
is from Egan, MN
“I’m Tired”
BY: Joe Repya, Lieutenant Colonel, U. S. Army
101st Airborne Division
Two weeks ago, as I was starting my sixth month of duty in Iraq, I
was
forced to return to the USA for surgery for an injury I sustained prior
to my deployment. With luck, I’ll return to Iraq to finish my tour.
I left Baghdad , and a war that has every indication that we are
winning, to return to a demoralized country much like the one I
returned to in 1971 after my tour in Vietnam .
Maybe it’s because I’ll turn 60 years old in just four months, but
I’m
tired:
I’m tired of spineless politicians, both Democrat and Republican, who
lack the courage, fortitude and character to see these difficult tasks
through.
I’m tired of the hypocrisy of politicians who want to rewrite history
when the going gets tough.
I’m tired of the disingenuous clamor from those that claim they
‘Support
the Troops’ by wanting them to ‘Cut and Run’ before victory is
achieved.
I’m tired of a mainstream media that can only focus on car bombs and
casualty reports because they are too afraid to leave the safety of
their hotels to report on the courage and success our brave men and
women are having on the battlefield.
I’m tired that so many Americans think you can rebuild a dictatorship
into a democracy overnight.
I’m tired that so many ignore the bravery of the Iraqi people to go to
the voting booth and freely elect a Constitution and soon a permanent
Parliament.
I’m tired of the so called ‘Elite Left’ that prolongs this war by
giving
aid and comfort to our enemy, just as they did during the Vietnam War.
I’m tired of antiwar protesters showing up at the funerals of our
fallen
soldiers, a family whose loved ones gave their life in a just and
noble
cause, only to be cruelly
tormented on the funeral day by cowardly protesters is beyond
shameful.
I’m tired that my generation, the Baby Boom — Vietnam generation, who
have such a weak backbone that they can’t stomach seeing the difficult
tasks through to victory.
I’m tired that some are more concerned about the treatment of captives
than they are the slaughter and beheading of our citizens and allies.
I’m tired that when we find mass graves it is seldom reported by the
press, but mistreat a prisoner and it is front-page news.
Mostly, I’m tired that the people of this great nation didn’t learn
from history that there is no substitute for victory.
Sincerely,
Joe Repya, Lieutenant Colonel, U. S. Army 101st Airborne Division
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If you were writing a newsletter after the Council of Nicaea what would you include?
Written by admin on November 13th, 2009
Any strange facts you know?
What was the weather like then?
Who were the major important people?
Anything?
I don’t want to hear that God will burn you forever. I am looking for weather and/or other trivia for that time period!
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Black peopie do you remember the letter of Willie Lynch?It still apply to us today,lets unite under the?
Written by admin on October 5th, 2009
teachings of the most Honarable Elijah Muhammads what he has taught us,to live a good life and be independant from others,didn’t you here J Z about their money,Elijah has been saying it for the longest,God said it will take one year to bring America to her knees and one day to destroy her, America,God said this the book of rev.dont delete this.watch the news black people.
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Where can I find an inspirational, short piece of writing intended for christian youth?
Written by admin on December 11th, 2008
I am designing a printed newsletter which is intended for the youth of my church.
I need God-centered inspirational or thought-provoking story/piece of writing which will fit nicely onto an A5 piece of paper – and of course, is enjoyable for teenagers. Any ideas? I’m stumped..
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