Garde la Foi, mes amis! Nous nous sommes les sauveurs de la République! Maintenant et Toujours!
(Keep the Faith, my friends! We are the saviors of the Republic! Now and Forever!)
LonePalm, le Républicain du verre cassé (The Broken Glass Republican)
What a dork!
I wonder how much money she thinks she is going to make? What a horrible thought. To cash in on her son's memory.
It's plain disgusting. And I don't think she even knows what she is talking about.
And also there is a wind tunnel, between the ears.
If they could replace the air in her head with helium, she would float away and not bother anyone any more.
You Know... After seeing and listening to this sh*t from this poor soldiers mother's mouth, the military needs to modify the final letter that they write to their families in case they are KIA. They need to designate a hit person for their parents or family members who go across the line....Just my opinion.
This is from my conservative friend in Australia:
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Here is a copy of letter just written to the (American)
Herald (your latest e-mail). I respect Cindy Sheehan but believe her opinions and stand to be absolutely muddle-headed. Cheers.... Paul
Sir
With great respect, Cindy Sheehan seems to be exploiting the death of her son, Casey, by following the agenda of the American liberal left in denouncing President Bush and the Allied Coalition forces in Iraq.
Apparently, also, Mrs Sheehan blames Israel for the war in Iraq. In this, she is using the lowest common denominator of the liberal left, namely, holding both the existence of Israel and America's moral and material support for that (only democratic) State in the Middle East as responsible for the growth of murderous Islamic terrorism. Mrs Sheehan's stance is a gift for the jihadists.
Yet Mrs Sheehan's views do not represent those of the millions of Americans, Australians and British standing by their troops engaged against the "insurgents" (terrorists) in Iraq and Afghanistan. As a
member of a free, open society, Mrs Sheehan has every right to feel grieved at the tragic loss of her son; she has every right publicly to announce her grief; but she should not speak against her own United States, the very country which, with its loyal and steadfast allies, will bring an end to terrorism; and which will never accept that Casey Sheehan died in vain.
Sincerely
Dr Paul Fidlon