American POW Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl

Ignored by our media . Never Forget
Bergdahl has been in militant hands since June 30, 2009, when he was captured in Afghanistan’s Paktika province.
More here Centcom
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Stryker the Seige of Sadr City

Several months ago through twitter I was blessed to meet and befriend Sgt. Ludwig. He is an incredibly funny and likeable person and upon learning that he was writing a book about his experiences in Iraq and in particular the Siege of Sadr City, I took it upon myself to try and be a motivating presence in his life. I would imagine he would describe me more as comic relief and a pain in the butt while he was undertaking those initial rewrites. I would often send him random messages such as ” Stop playing on the net! Get back to work!”. Not that he ever needed my motivation though, he was and is very focused on the task at hand.
Not all of this on my part was meant to be silly. As a strong supporter of our Military I am very curious to hear what actually happened to our soldiers in Sadr City. The media has told their side but we haven’t been given the facts by the Soldiers who actually fought there.
“Despite ongoing progress and a never ending fight to have our voice heard, there is very little about our story that makes it onto the nightly news without a filter or an agenda.” Sgt Ludwig
Now is that opportunity
I won’t try and speak for Sgt Ludwig you can find out who he is here and why telling this story is so very important to him. I implore you to click on that link and read his story. We ask so much from our Soldiers and in return they give us everything they have. They ask so little in return and that is EXACTLY what we give them. As little as we possibly can. This just needs to change.
It began as a confession, a letter to old friends, and an attempt to confront the things that I had experienced. My initial goal was to shed some light on what happened, the things I had to do, and why I’ll never be the same. As the project unfolded, however, it turned out that there was much more at stake than my own well-being…
Sixteen veterans commit suicide every day. Failed marriages among service members are more than 60% higher than they were in 2001. Pentagon studies now suggest that the average soldier who has spent ten years in the Army has spent more than five of those in combat. And even though we number in the millions, the veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan are still a relatively silent demographic. We are represented through faint caricatures of our true form, and surrounded by countless stigmas of assumption and stereotype. In reality, we are just like you: we are the same flesh and blood, with the same hopes and dreams – and yes, even the same political divisions and thoughts on the war.
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Andrew Breitbart (1969 – 2012)
March 01, 2012
Sherry
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Today we lost one of greatest conservative warriors. People who know me, know how much I admired and respected this man. I looked up to him and will miss him terribly.
I pray that his family and friends will find peace in the grace of God.
there is still hope
January 26, 2012
Sherry
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RUSH: How long’s it gonna be, folks, before we start seeing billboards all over, Florida, other upcoming primary states with Rick Perry on ‘em saying, “Miss me yet?” How long’s that gonna be? You remember when they had the George Bush billboards, “Miss me yet?” a couple months into the regime?
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our anger and his stand
January 24, 2012
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This is what it is all about. We are a Nation out of control. We are a people lost in the chaos of a corrupted government. The other night when I saw Herman Cain’s endorsement I was disgusted and felt he was playing a game by endorsing WE the American people. But after further thought and reflection I get it.
There is no politician that will swoop down and save us and to believe that means we have abdicated our rights and responsibilities as American citizens. We can not expect change if do not stand up and do what needs to be done. We have no choice but to hold our government responsible on both sides. Sometimes this requires taking a stand that others may see as causing trouble or being provocative just for the sake of being so. I however salute Tim Thomas even though he is not a New York Ranger. (my team)
Bruins’ goalie Thomas declines White House visit
The Stanley Cup champion Boston Bruins visited the White House today to be honored by President Barack Obama, but the team’s star goaltender declined to attend for poltical reasons.
Goalie Tim Thomas releases statement explaining his decision.
“I believe the Federal government has grown out of control, threatening the Rights, Liberties, and Property of the People.
This is being done at the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial level. This is in direct opposition to the Constitution and the Founding Fathers vision for the Federal government.
Because I believe this, today I exercised my right as a Free Citizen, and did not visit the White House. This was not about politics or party, as in my opinion both parties are responsible for the situation we are in as a country. This was about a choice I had to make as an INDIVIDUAL.
Statement from Cam Neely President of the Boston Bruins.
“As an organization we were honored by President Obama’s invitation to the White House. It was a great day and a perfect way to cap our team’s achievement from last season. It was a day that none of us will soon forget. We are disappointed that Tim chose not to join us, and his views certainly do not reflect those of the Jacobs family or the Bruins organization.”
Cam Neely failed in his statement. He should have also included that even though the Bruin’s organization was disappointed by Thomas’s choice, They respected his right to have made it.
Thank You Governor Perry
January 19, 2012
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For giving me the chance to believe in true hope for our country.
I’m heartbroken but I understand. Governor Perry is dropping out of the race and it’s horrible but I get it. I’m not doing so well getting the “may endorse Gingrich thing” but I’ll work through it.
My hope is that someone else jumps in and we ride this thing like a wild bull right to the convention and tear down the walls. Conservatism needs to get louder and bang the drums harder. We need a more unified message so that good men and candidates like Rick Perry are not so easily destroyed.
We also need to revamp our primary system, what a joke it has become.
God Bless Governor Perry and his family – God Bless Texas and all the beautiful souls I have met that come from there.
Thank you Marcus Luttrell, Dakota Myer, Bobby Jindal, Sheriff Joe, and all the others who took this ride with us. Thank you to the Perry supporters I’ve met on twitter.
I’m honored to have served on the same side as you.









