[Louis Foxwell]

And so we allow the wimps, the cowards and our mortal enemies dictate our national character. There is a remnant in our nation, a remnant growing increasingly outraged, that will not forever tolerate cowardice as a foreign policy or greed as a national scourge.

The time is approaching when America will rise up throw out the evil men who sit in our seats of power. We will, once again, become the land of the free and the home of the brave. But not until we have purged our beloved country of the currs that infest it. Their day are, indeed, numbered. They cannot stop us and we will not be defeated.

[MeshugeMikey]

“Their day are, indeed, numbered. They cannot stop us and we will not be defeated.”

AMEN!

[left that other site]

I had the privilege to chat with General Paul Tibbetts a few years before he passed away. He knew in his heart that dropping the bomb SAVED possibly MILLIONS of lives.

[luvbach1]

Squarely on the mark. Excellent example of clear thinking.

[Apple Pan Dowdy]

I watched the movie, Lone Survivor, last night on the Roku.
It is based on the true story of the failed United States Navy SEALs counter-insurgent mission Operation Red Wings, during which a four-man SEAL reconnaissance and surveillance team was tasked to track Taliban leader Ahmad Shah.

While the four SEALs are in surveillance position watching the Taliban and Ahmad Shah, three goat herders (an old man and 2 teens) happen upon them. Their dilemma is whether to kill the goat herders, or tie them up in which case wolves would probably eat them when night came, or let them go free. Their orders were to NOT engage so killing would have meant possible later court martial, and one of the SEAL’s brought up the fact that they could not in good conscious murder three “innocent civilians”. The SEAL’s decided to let them go, and run like crazy back to where they would have radio contact to call for extraction.

Well, you already can guess what those three “innocent civilians” did as soon as they were let go. They ran directly to the Taliban, who then came after the SEALs faster than they could get radio contact, and the rest of the movie is the bloody chase. That bad decision to show mercy to the enemy cost all (including eight men on a helicopter that was shot down while trying to rescue them) but a Lone Survivor their lives.

How many more of our brave soldiers will the golfer-in-chief allow to die before we get serious about defeating the Muslim terrorists?