Thank a vet today.
Do it.
Now.
Do it again.
And again.
Again.
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
8 comments:
I reserve the right to not publish ignorant ill-informed and filthy comments from vile cretins who have a four letter vocabulary. Further, anonymous comments with strong opinions and personal attacks may be rejected. If you want to voice a strong opinion, at least have the courage to sign your name to it. You don't even have to use your name, make something up so the next person can address your comment without confusion.
Thank You Xav, Happy Veteran's Day.
ReplyDeleteWe're 90 years today from the end of "The War to End All Wars"
ReplyDelete21 years later, another World War began.
Winston Churchill attended Officer training college in 1895, and the received opinion at the time was that the nations of the world were too modern, too developed and too democratic for him and his age group ever to see a proper military conflict...
War is part of human history. The hard lesson is that it tends to happen to peoples who are un prepared.
Let's hope we never see another world war, but with the noises coming out of Russia at present, and China needing someone to blame for an economic downturn, I think we might.
To the 10's of Millions who have died or been scarred in action and as a result of war. I'm thinking of you.
Keith
Thank you for remembering Xavier.
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ReplyDeleteif you can read this thank a teacher
if it's in english ....
tell me if I can help get that brother walking
I thank ALL Vets I encounter,and shake their hands to prove my full thanks....Thanks Xav
ReplyDeleteDone. I dropped a line to a buddy that just came back from Iraq.
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks to you, Xavier.
I've thanked some others today, and sent an email to everyone in the company expressing my thanks.
ReplyDeleteSo now I'm thanking you, Xavier.
Thank you, Xavier, for your service to me and our country.
And you're very welcome, shipmate! It was my honor to serve alongside you and our fellow sailors, as well as the Marines, Army folks, and Air Force folks.
And thank you Freddy, as well as all the other vets who kept me safe and keep me safe still.
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