An Iraqi Voter's Message for the Democrats of America
You tell 'em Betty Dawisha!
Speaking of which.....
Twice this year, Iraqis have shown their courage, defying the terrorists -- risking their lives to exercise their right to vote.
They will vote again on December 15.
Shelby Dangerfield, a 10-year-old Montana girl, demonstrated Americans' solidarity with freedom-loving Iraqis by inking her finger purple last January.
From December 12 - 15, let's follow her example by inking our index finger purple.
For more things you can do to support free Iraqis, visit Raise a Purple Finger for Freedom.
Let's show the world that freedom loving peoples are united.
Labels: Politics
2 Comments:
Cute kid and nice idea. I went to the website, and it's just a bit too slick for the product of a 10 year old girl. The website has a “lesson plan” and a press information page, but gives no credit to who created the site.
You are a Nurse with a gun and that is rare because as a rule, guns are not liked by the medical community. I believe that that is the community that needs to learn how to shoot because tha is the last community I want helpless during adverse conditions. If you cannot defend a hospital in NO, Learn how to defend it elsewhere. You of all have a unique ability to treat who you put down but I never want to see a hospital under siege again because you hate stupid guns.
Just because a gun is there does not mean you have to use it. But Doctors and Nurses are the last whom I would want destroyed so take your picks.
Just a thought.
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