Veteran’s Day 2008

It seems too few people know the history of Veteran’s Day. While dedicated to the memory of fallen soldiers, the date was selected because on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918, a defeated Germany signed the armistice ending four years of a horrible war. President Wilson called WW1 [...] Read more »

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In Case You Missed It - Dear Mr. Obama

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Brian Birdwell Survivor of 9/11 Pentagon Attack

Birdwell’s account of the 9/11 terrorist attacks is riveting.
FaceTheFire.org - Brian Birdwell Survivor September 11th Pentagon terrrorist attacks

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Honoring the victims of 9/11

I have been asked to participate in our local observance of 9/11 and will do so happily. In researching what I could do to honor our fallen heroes I discovered a fabulous project to recognize every victim of this horrific act of cowardly terroism. The website is 2996 - A tribute to the victims of [...] Read more »

Appeasement 101

I stumbled across a brilliant column by Victor Hanson outlining the futility of the politics of appeasement. Fascism and Terrorism do not allow us the option of peaceful coexistence. I will be reading more of Mr. Hanson’s work in the future.
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Blessings to our Military

After seeing "World Trade Center" this weekend, I resolved to post thanks and encouragement to the blog or website of every member of the American military I stumbled across. Regardless of their politics, gender, ethnicity or social standing, these men and women are heroes. I am happy to thank Michael Gallaugher living in Worcester [...] Read more »