Pearl Harbor, 2019

In remembrance of all who died on December 7, 1941. God rest your souls.

On the 78th anniversary of one of the most tragic days in American history, I would ask that those of you who understand the importance of this day to take a minute and tell a young person. Tell about the sacrifice, the loss of life, and how it galvanized a nation like nothing before it had. Tell them. Tell them because nobody else will (read: public schools). The following sites are great teaching resources:

History Channel – Pearl Harbor

Pearl Harbor History

Historynet – Pearl Harbor

Never let this day, or its importance, be forgotten.

God bless America and all who serve Her.

Veteran’s Day, 2019

To all who have answered the call, to all who have put country before all else, and to all who have made the ultimate sacrifice: Thank you for my freedom. God bless you!

Higher education…

Yep, paying for a brain washing. If you are a parent of a teenager, encourage your child to do something other than go to college. Unless you just want to add one more libtard to the country. Then YOU are also part of the problem.

Stole it from Theo.

 

 

 

What he said…

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From the ‘no shit’ files: Generations

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Stole it from Theo.

D-Day: June 6, 1944

U.S. Military Cemetery, Normandy

Please take a minute today to remember the Allied troops that fought, and those that were lost on the beaches of Normandy 75 years ago today. God bless you all. Thank you for my freedom.

Click here for the U.S. Army’s D-Day site. And click here for archival footage of D-Day. Many thanks to Yankee for the link.

Memorial Day, 2019

Please say a prayer for our fallen heroes and their families , or maybe just say a private little thanks for your freedom.

Never forget, freedom isn’t free.

 

Well?

How can it?

Stole it from Theo.

Shave like a man!

H/T to Yankee.

Pearl Harbor, 2018

In remembrance of all who died on December 7, 1941. God rest your souls.

On the 77th anniversary of one of the most tragic days in American history, I would ask that those of you who understand the importance of this day to take a minute and tell a young person. Tell about the sacrifice, the loss of life, and how it galvanized a nation like nothing before it had. Tell them. Tell them because nobody else will (read: public schools). The following sites are great teaching resources:

History Channel – Pearl Harbor

Pearl Harbor History

Historynet – Pearl Harbor

Never let this day, or its importance, be forgotten.

God bless America and all who serve Her.