Who Can Trust "The Man Who Despises America?"

This is a sad Veterans Day. The pain and grief of the Fort Hood massacre by the radical Islamic terrorist - Hassan - is still heavy upon our hearts and souls.

However, we need to remember and give heartfelt thanks to all of our Veterans today. Without them, we wouldn't have the protections and freedom in this country that we all enjoy.

Nice Deb has a Veterans Day Video Tribute and Linkfest at her blog. The video is a tribute to the men and women who serve this Country, past present and future. Lots of great articles to read at the additional links.

In other news, an article that caught my eye this morning (via The Obama File) is from The American Spectator: The Man Who Despises America.

Someone needed to say it like it truly is. This is why so many millions of TEA Party activists (Glenn Beck alone has over 30 million radio/T.V. listeners) have that gut-wrenching bad feeling in their stomachs regarding our current bogus POTUS and radical Congress.

The hard and cruel facts about Obama within the article are difficult to refute. The author's arguments are extremely obvious - except to the mindset of the hardcore Obama Kool-aid drinking, liberalism-is-a-mental disorder people who choose to keep their heads in the sand and their Resident-in-Chief idol on a pedestal. One day, that pedestal will come crumbling down - and Obama's tyranny will come crashing down with it.

Wait and see! In November, 2010 all of America will be actively involved in voting the bums out of Congress - all of whom have been complicit in Obama's dreadful policies and destruction of America. Lame duck status (or, even better - impeachment) for ObamaFRAUD cannot come soon enough!

Hat Tips:

Nice Deb

The American Spectator

Thank A Vet Today

In honor of Veteran's Day, I thought that I would pass along a link to a wonderful organization called Operation Gratitude .

We have much to be thankful for in this nation. And, we owe our freedom to all of the Veterans who have fought for that freedom ever since we became a nation. I salute each and every one of you. Thank you - for all you have done for the United States of America!

One of my favorite photos is this one of a soldier with a young Iraqi boy, standing on his boot.



Here are some letters from the website:

To Operation Gratitude:
My husband was feeling very down yesterday when I spoke to him. Today when he called me on the computer, his whole attitude had changed. He was smiling ear to ear. He had received a box from Operation Gratitude. He had to show me everything that was sent to him. He loved everything. He had decorations hanging up in his room for the Fourth of July and he had a teddy bear sitting on his bed. You turned his whole day around. Just a few little things that reminded him of home and let him know that there were people who cared brought him great joy. I am so grateful for your support.
Army Wife, C.P.

Dear Operation Gratitude,
I'm the wife of a deployed soldier. When I spoke to him today he said his entire unit each individually received a package from your organization. I wanted to thank you for supporting my husband and his unit. You definitely brought cheer and a morale boost to each of them. This unit is a transportation unit and therefore are doing convoys on the dangerous roads of Iraq on a daily basis. They have encountered many imminent threats and my husband's vehicle alone has taken 4 direct hits. This kind of ongoing stress and fatigue can be a huge drain on our troops' morale. However, it is people like your volunteers who reach out to them and remind them that they are not forgotten. Your support gives them a taste of home and comfort that is priceless. Although we back here can't bring them home safe in body, that's their buddies' job, we can assist them in arriving home healthy in mind and spirit. You and your volunteers have contributed greatly to that mission through the packages you sent. I know you may not hear back from most of them, so I thought I would give you a little personal insight into what your efforts have accomplished. You have touched the lives of Heroes who are willing to place themselves in harms way and leave their families behind because they know that this country is full of good people who embrace and treasure the freedom they fight for. May God bless your efforts. Thank you for not only thinking of our troops but going that extra step to let them know you do. From a grateful and touched heart.
R.U., Proud Wife of a US Soldier.

HT: Operation Gratitude.com