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01-06-2007, 07:20 PM
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ok.............
It'* been awhile folks, what have I missed? I entered this forum to see a R.I.P? is this correct? what has happend in my absence?
01-06-2007, 07:21 PM
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even though I cannot recall this member, I can't help to feel upset..... mostly anger cause now Totally ignoring the American Masses Bush still continues his Mindless Rampage and is sending 20,000 more troops over there? for what? I'm not even going to start on that subject,
can I have some Good news perhaps, that really hurt my heart to hear that honestly.
can I have some Good news perhaps, that really hurt my heart to hear that honestly.
01-06-2007, 08:03 PM
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Mista, it'* good to see you back. I'd personally prefer we not turn Chad'* death into a political debate.
Chad believed in what he was doing over there. As did my Nephew who was wounded there. He would have gone back if he could. I have another Nephew heading over soon. He believes in it as well.
Since Chad is no longer with us, I think we can give him the respect of honoring him for doing what he believed in, without political debate.
Chad believed in what he was doing over there. As did my Nephew who was wounded there. He would have gone back if he could. I have another Nephew heading over soon. He believes in it as well.
Since Chad is no longer with us, I think we can give him the respect of honoring him for doing what he believed in, without political debate.