Here's part two of the touching, funny, and in-yo'-face patriotic Sgt. Freedom Campaign.
God Bless America!
God Bless the RA Folk!
Friday, February 8, 2008
The Sgt. Freedom Campaign Episode 2: A VERY SPECIAL LETTER
Friday, January 18, 2008
This One's For The Soldiers!!
Here's the very hard rock band Drowning Pool performing their song "Soldiers" live in Iraq and Kuwait. Finally, some more guys in the entertainment business who get it. And look at our troops jammin' hard!!
Sunday, January 13, 2008
Still Dissing The Troops
The New York Times, long known as being no friend of traditional patriotism, is at it again. In a New York Times report that appeared on Yahoo! News just under 90 minutes ago, the paper is reporting that 121 veterans of the Afghanistan and Iraq wars "have committed a killing or been charged in one" since returning from combat. In addition, the paper claims 349 active-duty personnel and new vets have been involve in homicides in the six years since the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq began. That's an 89% increase, according to the paper, in murders over the six year period prior to the wars' beginning.
What could possibly be the New York Times' motive for reporting this story now? Could it be to deflect the nation's attention away from the first anniversary of the troop surge in Iraq, a surge that has produced wonderfully positive results? In a word, yes.
The New York Times is the flagship of the American Left, a Left whose religion is that the Iraq War is an irredeemable failure, if not a crime. Trashing the troops instead of praising the surge is in keeping with that dogma. It's also an attempt to help the Democrats, as any improvement in Iraq is considered good for the Republicans. Yes, it's tragic if even one veteran commits homicide but an American is far more likely to be murdered by an ordinary citizen than by a vet or active-duty soldier.
Trading in the "crazed vet" stereotype is a shameful act of partisanship and anti-Americanism on the part of the Times. But it's good in that it reveals what the Left is really all about. The RA Folk don't all agree on the Iraq War but we DO all agree that a turning tide that favors our side in that war is a good thing. We believe it's good for America to win. We believe our troops are outstanding; the Left doesn't. Shame on them.
God Bless America!
God Bless the RA Folk!
God Bless our Troops!
What could possibly be the New York Times' motive for reporting this story now? Could it be to deflect the nation's attention away from the first anniversary of the troop surge in Iraq, a surge that has produced wonderfully positive results? In a word, yes.
The New York Times is the flagship of the American Left, a Left whose religion is that the Iraq War is an irredeemable failure, if not a crime. Trashing the troops instead of praising the surge is in keeping with that dogma. It's also an attempt to help the Democrats, as any improvement in Iraq is considered good for the Republicans. Yes, it's tragic if even one veteran commits homicide but an American is far more likely to be murdered by an ordinary citizen than by a vet or active-duty soldier.
Trading in the "crazed vet" stereotype is a shameful act of partisanship and anti-Americanism on the part of the Times. But it's good in that it reveals what the Left is really all about. The RA Folk don't all agree on the Iraq War but we DO all agree that a turning tide that favors our side in that war is a good thing. We believe it's good for America to win. We believe our troops are outstanding; the Left doesn't. Shame on them.
God Bless America!
God Bless the RA Folk!
God Bless our Troops!
Tuesday, January 1, 2008
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year to all the RA Folk! May 2008 bring many blessings to all of you and the peace of victory to our great nation.
God Bless America!
God Bless Our Troops!
God Bless the RA Folk!
God Bless America!
God Bless Our Troops!
God Bless the RA Folk!
Monday, December 17, 2007
A Soldier's Silent Night
If this doesn't bring tears to your eyes you're not human. I can add nothing more to this awesome tribute to the men and women who make our Christmases merry, peaceful, free, and safe.
Merry Christmas to all of you who willingly serve and sacrifice so I and all my fellow Americans can be free, safe and secure on this Christmas and all those to come. God Bless you ALL!!!
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
The Torture Question
The controversy over using torture in the War on Terror is of much interest to us, the RA Folk. We who are RA are distinguished by our patriotism. We love America and believe totally in her fundamental goodness and nobility. We also believe in her absolute right to self-defense. On September 11, 2001 our nation was brutally attacked and 3000 of our people slaughtered in cold blood. Since then we have been fighting a life-and-death war against the Islamists who carried out the viscious attack.
The first order of this war is, naturally, to prevent another attack on the Homeland. This has been stunningly successful, with not a single terrorist strike against America since 9/11, although some radicals have tried. We've also been successful in much of our anti-terrorist operations abroad and that's where the controversy comes in. Some of the information that has led to our wins against terrorists was obtained through waterboarding, an interrogation technique some consider torture. The CIA's destruction of tapes showing agents harshly interrogating prisoners has added fuel to an already heated debate.
Where should RA people come down in this debate? The partisan nature of much of the torture accusations point us to the answer to that question.
Democrats and liberals are leading the charge of torture against the Bush administration. These are not unbiased people. In fact, many of them are rabid Bush haters who're willing to do anything to bring down the president. They are also very anti-war and have a vested interest in hyping any misstep by America in the War on Terror and the Iraq War. This doesn't mean that the RA Folk should dismiss their concerns out of hand, but it does mean that their motives should be questioned.
The "anti-torture" crowd (ATC) invariably invokes morality in their arguments against harsh methods. RA people, of course, expect America to act in accord with her basic goodness and decency. However, we must ask what the ATC's real agenda is. Remember, most of them are leftists who've shown pronounced fifth column tendencies. Is their we've-got-to-take-the-high-ground rhetoric an attempt to hobble America's war effort? Are they trying to make the rules of engagement so strict there's no way we can win?
Similar questions should be asked about the ATC's claim that America is creating jihadis by "torturing" her enemes. This "blame America first" notion is quite offensive to the RA Folk. Liberals' comfort with it makes them highly suspect to us. It also severly downgrades their credibility. When critics start with an anti-American foundation it behooves us to doubt their intentions. The RA Folk do just that.
RA people are patriots who love and defend our country. We believe our nation is good and noble, but also recognize that she's not perfect. We deal honestly with America's mistakes, faults, and sins but don't define her by them. If waterboarding really is torture we believe it should be stopped. However, in this life-and-death struggle we are in we prefer to err on the side of America's defense. Our government's primary responsibility is our protection, not guaranteeing the rights of those trying to kill us. If it takes harsh interrogation methods to make a terrorist give up the goods, then so be it. RA people would rather have "tortured" enemies than dead Americans. That's our answer to the torture question.
God Bless America!
God Bless our Troops!
God Bless the RA Folk!
The first order of this war is, naturally, to prevent another attack on the Homeland. This has been stunningly successful, with not a single terrorist strike against America since 9/11, although some radicals have tried. We've also been successful in much of our anti-terrorist operations abroad and that's where the controversy comes in. Some of the information that has led to our wins against terrorists was obtained through waterboarding, an interrogation technique some consider torture. The CIA's destruction of tapes showing agents harshly interrogating prisoners has added fuel to an already heated debate.
Where should RA people come down in this debate? The partisan nature of much of the torture accusations point us to the answer to that question.
Democrats and liberals are leading the charge of torture against the Bush administration. These are not unbiased people. In fact, many of them are rabid Bush haters who're willing to do anything to bring down the president. They are also very anti-war and have a vested interest in hyping any misstep by America in the War on Terror and the Iraq War. This doesn't mean that the RA Folk should dismiss their concerns out of hand, but it does mean that their motives should be questioned.
The "anti-torture" crowd (ATC) invariably invokes morality in their arguments against harsh methods. RA people, of course, expect America to act in accord with her basic goodness and decency. However, we must ask what the ATC's real agenda is. Remember, most of them are leftists who've shown pronounced fifth column tendencies. Is their we've-got-to-take-the-high-ground rhetoric an attempt to hobble America's war effort? Are they trying to make the rules of engagement so strict there's no way we can win?
Similar questions should be asked about the ATC's claim that America is creating jihadis by "torturing" her enemes. This "blame America first" notion is quite offensive to the RA Folk. Liberals' comfort with it makes them highly suspect to us. It also severly downgrades their credibility. When critics start with an anti-American foundation it behooves us to doubt their intentions. The RA Folk do just that.
RA people are patriots who love and defend our country. We believe our nation is good and noble, but also recognize that she's not perfect. We deal honestly with America's mistakes, faults, and sins but don't define her by them. If waterboarding really is torture we believe it should be stopped. However, in this life-and-death struggle we are in we prefer to err on the side of America's defense. Our government's primary responsibility is our protection, not guaranteeing the rights of those trying to kill us. If it takes harsh interrogation methods to make a terrorist give up the goods, then so be it. RA people would rather have "tortured" enemies than dead Americans. That's our answer to the torture question.
God Bless America!
God Bless our Troops!
God Bless the RA Folk!
Thursday, December 6, 2007
The Sgt Freedom Campaign, Episode 1: Hold Your Head High
Here is the first episode of the rockin' series The Sgt. Freedom Campaign. Look and listen RA people. There is pride, patriotism, and wisdom here, delivered with Sgt. Freedom's unique humor. Let's support this zealous--yes, zealous--American who helps to epitomize what it means to be RA.
God Bless America!
God Bless the RA Folk!
God Bless Sgt. Freedom!
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