Category Archives: Freedom

Memorial Day Kansas

Yesterday I took a trip to the Korean War Memorial. Sometimes the Korean war is called the “Forgotten War” because people do not talk about it much. There were brave souls from Kansas who fought across the rocky hills and … Continue reading

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Memorial Day Poem

As a warm up to Memorial day, here’s a poem and some leatherwork from my father, who I thank once again for his military service. Thanks on this day as well to his brother, my uncle Johnny who did not board … Continue reading

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41 Iraqi’s Freed From Al Qaeda Torture Camp

I have an open question for the leaders of Islamic countries everywhere: How can you allow Al Qaida to continue with this? They are responsible for the deaths, torture, and displacement of tens of thousands of Muslims across the world, and these aren’t Americans in the pictures of their torture manuals. Continue reading

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Blogger Sued for Reporting on Terrorism

Atlas has a story up about Bill Warner being sued for reporting on potential links to terrorism, from Atlas: If the Muslims get away with this “test case”, it will shut us all down. The intrepid blogger and PI (and … Continue reading

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Gathering of Eagles

 Please stop by “This Ain’t Hell but You Can See it From Here“ for a pictorial of the Gathering of Eagles for Memorial day in Washington D.C. [Thanks and hat tip to Little Green Footballs.]

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Myanmar Junta Jails Suu Kyi Another Year

I find it interesting that while the left has an affection for murderous Che Guevara with face plastered everywhere on their clothing and bags, none of them know who Aung San Suu Kyi is. Continue reading

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3 Naval Strike Groups in Gulf, 17,000 Marines

The USS Stennis and other ships sailed through the Strait of Hormuz unannouced today, putting the largest fleet of US Naval strike forces in the Gulf of Oman since 2003. The USS Nimitz (CVN 68), the USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD 6) and the USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74) are side by side in the photo, each is the flagship of a different naval strike group. The force includes landing ships carrying 17,000 Marines. Continue reading

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Laura Bush Asks China To Join Hands for Human Rights Reforms in Burma

First Lady Laura Bush has asked for China to join the US in calling for human rights reform in Burma. The military junta that took power in the 90’s by coup is holding Aung San Suu Kyi and as many … Continue reading

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Armed Forces Day 2007

Today is a day of honor for all branches of the US Military: the Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marines, and Navy. Please take some time to salute and remember all of their victories, past and present because we owe all of our freedoms to them first and foremost. Go here to find the heros from your state. Continue reading

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China Continues Reasearch on Carrier and Cruiser Killer Missiles

China continues research into “Carrier Killer” missiles, and they are reported to be equipping Dongfeng missiles with infrared seeker technology Continue reading

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