"Will you give this to my Daddy?"

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Sele — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 02:16:58 GMT

let´s hope for a better future. Peace and love is the only thing we need... With Obama, things must change.

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resveratrol ultra — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 02:43:07 GMT

hope our brave soldiers all come home safely!

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Candy O'Brien — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 02:57:15 GMT

Gary,

What a beautiful article. No dry eyes here

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Orville — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 09:08:17 GMT

I salute all the american soldiers, They are all living heroes. Good job soldiers :-)

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diapercakeshq@gmail.com — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 09:24:10 GMT

I love this article

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Spring — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 17:10:43 GMT

If this doesn't bring a tear to the eye, nothing will. I think my heart is breaking. Pardon me while I turn to blow my nose and swat my eyes. There, better. God bless our troops and the families that love and miss them. I hope each and every one comes home safe and sound. Thanks for posting this.:)

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More4all — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 04:29:07 GMT

I guess from reading many of these comments, I am deeply saddened by the blindness and lack of gratitude of many towards those who risk their lives every day for us and for our safety! What short memories we have!! AND what ignorance as to the goals of world-wide domination of Radical Islam!

To say Osman bin Laden isn't in Iraq or wasn't, is more than total ignorance I'm afraid, its total denial born out of the need to support a political motivated view point.

I am not American but when I saw the bravery of President George Bush despite the hatred and twisted media portrayals that are constantly heaped upon him, going into Iraq to bring freedom from one of the worst imaginable torturers and dictators, I was SO PROUD of Him and of America!! AND I STILL AM!!

I wouldn't worry America about the opinions of the world in regards to the War, or of you You as a Nation. In time history will reveal the Good that was accomplished, even where mistakes may have been made. For EVIL to TRUIMPH, Good men and women just need to do NOTHING!

Have mistakes been made? Of course and some grave ones. No human being fails to make mistakes or wrong calls, but the worst mistake, is the cowardliness of self serving and the look after me and mine, at the expense of anyone else, with no regard for the greater good of Human beings who are being destroyed by madmen!

Anyway the fight against Terrorism must be fought whether we like war or not, unless you want to end up blown up in your own country, or your body destroyed by chemical warfare, for the end purpose of inflicting Radical Islam and Sharia Law on you and your loved ones.

IF you don't know what that looks like then GO and live in Saudia Arabia, or Parkistan or perhaps join the Taliban and you will soon appreciate your Land and your Freedom which others are fighting and dying for so you can live.

So I SALUTE ALL American and other Nations, Service Men and Women and say

THANK YOU!! You are Appreciated and Highly regarded and Your Sacrifices are NOT in vain.

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Gary king — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 21:29:25 GMT

Great story, complete fiction but very sweet. Just read a version of it that insinuated liberals don't support the troops. My conservative friends out number my liberal friends 3 to 1. I've had almost all my liberal friends ask me to participate in everything from care packages to family out reach to collecting funds for body armor. Not one single conservative friend has ever asked me to participate in anything other than forwarding emails, and not one volunteered to help my troop support efforts. Here's an idea, instead of warring a red tee shirt on Friday, go down to your local post office, pick up a troop care package box, fill it with white T shirts and send it to a soldier.

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juanuru — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 14:06:38 GMT

We can always think of a reason to justify any action, including war. As Kiya from this thread wrote:

"How easily we forget that it has been proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that there were NO weapons of mass destruction and absolutely NO connection between Iraq and 9-11.

Strange that ALL of the terroists from 9-11 were from Saudi Arabia, yet there has never been any indication that our government has looked into that country. "

Email stories like this are part of the propaganda and conditioning machine that manipulates brave young people into thinking that they are sacrificing their lives for the good of others. It encourages the kind of "automatic thinking" that allows people to do horrible things in the service of "good".

I will use EFT to tap for clarity while visualizing peaceful solutions.

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ulla — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 17:44:27 GMT

Sickening! Maybe the nazies could have done with EFT? to be more efficient? I cannot belief what I am reading, all this crap about fighting for freedom and that sentimental ..so that our children can go to school....yeah, right, to learn that America is God's own country? better they would use all that billions this stupid war costs to educate children better so that they do not have to sign up to become a soldier as they have no other chances earning a living. I cannot believe EFT put this sentimental story on the page, I am deeply shocked.

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davidw — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 00:54:09 GMT

I have heard that EFT has been used by the military to turn around traumatized soldiers to get them back into battle. I hope this is also a fabrication.

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Winifred Bower — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 00:18:22 GMT

This whole story and the comments(I couldn't read them all) made me cry for forgiveness for all of us and the soldiers etc and the Iraqi's. I have read of Great Britain Praying when Big Ben struck Nine pm every night during the blitz of London WW2, and this, (like EFT) scrambled the enemy communications so that they couldn't fly their bomming raids. One captured airman later asked "What was your secret weapon?" The King (George 2 )had made a decree for the nation to stop and pray at that time. God the supeme commander intervened. We can do this, asking God the supreme commander to intervene on behalf of the world at this time, to bring peace.

Somebody asked why? Go back to Genesis, Humanity was given the tree of life to eat from but instead chose the tree of knowledge, Proverbs reminds us that "Knowledge makes us proud, and pride goes before destruction" Envy, jealousy, malice; all head for stealing, rape and murder. We all have fallen short of the glory God intended and only through returning to the Supreme Healer in humble repentace will we find PEACE. It would be good to EFT LOVE and MERCY & PEACE, not forgetting Forgiveness.

May the Shalom of our Creator be yours,

Winifred

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wilma — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 05:51:18 GMT

i am not just teary-eyed but i cried...i can feel the longing of the little girl for her dad, how i wish her dad would come home for her and have a bonding time together.

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wilma

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