Do you know a U.S. veteran? Perhaps you have an aunt or a brother or a neighbor who has served and contributed to our country. If so, why not make an effort to thank them in simple ways that may mean a great deal? Plenty of opportunities are already in place for this kind of recognition, but these aren’t the only routes to take in order to encourage the same kind of impact.
If you’re interested in helping out our veterans, consider the following 10 options. Check out what NAPA AUTO PARTS and Lee Brice did recently for vets at Ft. Belvoir – and remember, “Don’t ever think the little things you can do don’t matter—they matter.”
We should tell them that we forgive them for not winning any wars in the last generation. We know it is not their fault, but the fault of their globalist bosses who don't want to win any wars. We now have wars for war's sake. Killing for killing's sake. Rape of other nations' natural resources and enslavement of their people. It isn't our veterans fault!
I stand with them because they at least believed in what they were doing. Even if the US Government is a totally corrupt and vile Empire. They thought they were fighting for something good. That is what matters. Not the innocent people they killed.
We should tell them that we forgive them for not winning any wars in the last generation.
ReplyDeleteWe know it is not their fault, but the fault of their globalist bosses who don't want to win any wars.
We now have wars for war's sake. Killing for killing's sake. Rape of other nations' natural resources and enslavement of their people. It isn't our veterans fault!
I stand with them because they at least believed in what they were doing.
Even if the US Government is a totally corrupt and vile Empire.
They thought they were fighting for something good.
That is what matters.
Not the innocent people they killed.
Wait a minute. Am I losing my mind?
But which vets? Confederates have the same vet standing. This should not be that hard.
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