I’m sure this is just a misunderstanding. After all, it’s not like we have a president who hates the British and insults them at every opportunity, is it?
forgot about that, too. Unmotivating our allies along with our own.
It is about time that patriotic Americans start a publicity campaign in every city with a major newspaper and radio talk show, to tell the people just how Obama is betraying our allies.
Letters to the editor can be an effective way of getting into print a mini-story, one that the paper might have missed or deliberately ignored.
Within the last week and a half, a friend of mine and myself have had two such letters published in an unfriendly and a friendly newspaper in DC.
Both were educational and for the interested reader, they might have opened a few eyes and brain cells.
The same for talk shows, one of our most effective means of reaching millions of people across America.
The same with “book talks”, author presentations, and group meetings with guest speakers. I’ve just seen a friend do over 300 such talks in 3 months (both as a book tour and as a political analysis tour), speaking before thousands of people who, in turn, tell others about his books and what he said.
This has made it into national columns, radio talk shows, and before Tea Party regional organizations (they are uniting, folks).
The effect has been galvanizing on many who are now spreading out their organizational and personal reaches to make more people aware of what is going on.
Any FR vet should try to get their veterans organizations to support PAVE aircraft for the British soldiers in Afghanistan.
The sheer negative publicity about Obama/Hagel’s betrayal of our allies could have a positive effect.
Let’s hit our domestic traitors and enemies right where it hurts, in their political balls.
Their betrayal of our allies in a time of war is a national shame and we must “SHAME” the Obama regime into doing the right thing for the first time in their traitorous existence.
NAM, 1970.