RagtimeCowgirl's e-mail to ChiefWiggles includes link to her FR homepage!

Chief Wiggles website ^ | 12/31/03

[tsmith130]

Well done RC!!!

[Mercat]

He used to sing
Raggy music to the cattle as he'd swing
Back and forward in the saddle on his horse
To the synchopated rhythm and there's such a funny metre
To the roar of his repeater
How they'd run
When they'd see that outlaw's gun
Because the western folks all know
He's a high falutin
Rootin tootin
Son of a gun from Arizona
Ragtime cowboy
Talk about your cowboy
Ragtime cowboy, Joe.

[ODDITHER]

I have read Chief Wiggles for almost a year. I check it at least twice weekly. He has done more as an individual in Iraq than any other person could have possibly done.

The reason he has been so successful is that he is a true Christian in every way. His deep and abiding faith in Jesus Christ allows him to truly love everyone, regardless of race, religion, sex or politics.

Because of this true Christian faith, he has great confidence that his mission in life, unlike many Christians, is not to force people into becoming Christians, but to love them just as they are and try to help ease their pain and make their lives better.

However this comes second to his love for America and his deep abiding belief in freedom, liberty and the rule of law.

He uses love to get the truth from people that have not felt unconditional love - ever. His personal ethics which includes - never lying - always treating people with respect, has earned him the respect of all Iraqis that he has come into contact with.

Even those Iraqis who have less than honorable intentions when they meet with Chief Wiggles, leave knowing that he is a man of integrity, honesty, and strength. They are quite bewildered when because of his compassion and respectful treatment, they think he will be a push-over and believe anything, that he quickly peels away their deception and lies and either shows them the door, or gets nformation from them.

I hope this thread doesn't become a Mormon bashing thread. If all Christians would treat each other with respect and compassion, instead of always trying to prove that their denomination is right by bashing all other denominations, it would be a far better world to live in.

[SandRat]

RC did you know that tsmith130 was going to do this? Who cares this is a very sweet compliment to you.

HJ, JB, check this out.

[netmilsmom]

Did anyone ping her with this??

God Bless and Rock on Lady!!!

[tsmith130]

I was called away right after I posted that and neglected to ping her. Thanks for taking care of that Netmilsmom!!!

[DeSoto]

Wow, what a superbly written message listing the overwhelming accomplishments of Iraq, our forces, and President Bush.

BUMP!

[Cboldt]

*Bump* to a couple of very fine messages.

[TEXOKIE]

Well earned kudos, kiddo! ;-) Praising God for prompting Rags to spearhead a "get the good news out" campaign.

[TEXOKIE]

Well earned kudos, kiddo! ;-)

PS
Hey Cal! I rather suspect that Rags wont ping her own list to this...what about you do the honors?
:-D Thanks!

[OXENinFLA]

Congrats!

[netmilsmom]

My pleasure!

[Lando Lincoln]

Bravo RC! TS, thanks for the post. Stay safe and have a great New Year.

Lando

[McGavin999]

Ragtime has been the most faithful in getting out the good news. We all owe her a debt of gratitude. I know that she has lifted my spirits every single day.

[Ragtime Cowgirl]

Chief is a hero, and he would give all credit to God.

His blog, his daily faithful observations about Iraq, validated both the reports from CENTCOM ~ the daily security and humanitarian reports (successes ignored by the mainstream press), and the letters from our troops ~ who wondered why we didn't hear about all the good work they were doing, especially those first crucial weeks after the embeds left...when less courageous world leaders found an excuse in the unbalanced, negative press accounts to pull promised support for our war efforts ~ in both $$$ and troops, further endangering the lives of our awesome American volunteers in Iraq.
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My first New Year's resolution: never have a third glass of champagne before e-mailing.

[Judith Anne]

How wonderful to read this on the first day of the New Year!

Thanks!

And thank You, Mr. President and all American Forces, for everything.

[AppyPappy]

I hope this thread doesn't become a Mormon bashing thread.

ON THE WAY!!!!!

[tsmith130]

RC, there are many heroes among us and you deserve as much credit as those on the frontlines! Without your tireless effort, their heroic deeds would go unheralded! HAPPY 2004!!!

[whizzer]

Sheis an FR Hero.She is making sure,we all know what our great military is doing(to bad the rest of the country does not have access to this info).A must read every day.

[Ragtime Cowgirl]

I just realized that the comments before and after the list aren't mine (read thread before posting is a good rule). They belong, I think, to an officer who passed on my list in an e-mail to others.

Is there a way to note this in the body of the thread, t.? Perhaps change the title?

This isn't my e-mail to our good Chief, but rather Chief's crediting me for the list because of an e-mail I sent in response to his having posted the e-mail from  the CO. As it reads on his website, he is calling ME the CO, lol. (following this? *g*)

 

We have the list covered at FR.....my original, 10/19 , as an e-mail from the troops: here, and picked up by Frontpagemag.com here on 12/3, then another e-mail here, and here, here, here, and the good Chief's.

 

 

I DID let our Chief know, too!