Thanks for your replies--I have not been online much. 'Puter acting up & there is a reformat & reinstall in my future this weekend. I have been trying to get my files backed up.
As far as Cindy goes, the compassionate side of me empathizes with her loss. God knows, if I lost a child I would never recover. I cannot imagine a worse heartache. I see a crash coming and when it does, it will be a freefall. Hopefully, she has family who will be there for her when she does.
THAT BEING SAID......God knows, she is not the only parent in this country to lose a child to combat. I cannot imagine a mother being so oblivious to the pain she is causing the families of our Fallen Heros. Or to the fear how her actions or words might affect our Heros fighting this war for that matter.
If it takes a freefalling crash to stop her, let the fall begin.
I did not know Casey had children. How sad. They must be fairly young. God knows, it has to be hard for them and their mother. If they are old enough to understand, how would you explain this to them?
My God, Casey was not drafted--it was his decision. It was his decision not once, but twice. Bravery, Courage and Honor.
This is the legacy of the 60's brought into the new century courtesy of John Kerry. Viet Nam Veterans Against the War by proxy.
We have no personal knowledge of any children. It was mentioned in an AP article, which went nationwide, but I don't think there were any children.
Cindy Sheehan has left Washington and is back in Vacaville now, arriving yesterday.