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Posted by Dug on October 03, 2004 at 19:31:32 from (63.167.143.113):
Great news at church this morning. One of our members has returned home from Iraq. He had some harrowing stories to tell, but some very inspiring ones also. Something I found rather intresting was the responses he received from the Iraqis. They loved him and the other US soldiers! They waved and cheered to them on the streets! They tried to give them gifts of money, food, anything they possessed of value! They were thankful for what Uncle Sam is doing. Not the type of thing you here on CBS News with Dan Blather. (Why do we have so many treasonous cowards in this country?) Ours boys (and women) ARE doing a tremendous job overseas and our leaders are making sound decisions. Let's remember this Nov 2!!! God Bless all our Service men and women and the leaders of this great country, Dug
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