To: spookycc
Thanks for troop support. 03/16/2003 -
armymarinemom:I got a phone call from the sand box this morning. My son said that news of rallies to support our troops has reached Kuwait. He asked that I thank everyone involved because support from home means the world to our troops.
They can hear you!
7 posted on
03/22/2003 6:02:35 AM PST by
Ragtime Cowgirl
(http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/869837/posts: YES, "in your name": USNR educates peaceniks.)
To: Ragtime Cowgirl
***I got a phone call from the sand box this morning. My son said that news of rallies to support our troops has reached Kuwait. He asked that I thank everyone involved because support from home means the world to our troops. They can hear you!****
The Auburn, IN Glenn Beck Rally today was sponsored by our local AM talk radio station (WOWO 1190). They had ham radio operators there, and the rally was heard on US bases all over the world. There was also a web simulcast at Glennbeck.com.
Organizers said we had between 12,000 and 17,000 people. We had traffic backed up all the way onto I-69 from Kruse Auction house - they finally had to open the big overhead doors for the overflow. ;-)
Glenn Beck didn't know what a FReeper was, BTW. I explained it to him. My boss' husband introduced us, after he told Glenn at breakfast about how we counter-protest the peaceniks. ;-)
I'm sure other FReepers will be posting about the rally. To be in a crowd that huge all cheering like mad whenever Dubya's picture came up on the pre-rally slideshow was indescribable.
There was one sad thing that I will always remember, though. Beck said he had talked to Bush SR, and he said that after 9/11, his son could feel that all Americans were praying for him.
Then Beck said that Bush SR spoke to him as a father, with a tear in his eye. "He could feel when America stopped praying for him, too." :(
I hope Dubya feels all our prayers now.
8 posted on
03/22/2003 11:46:53 AM PST by
spookycc
(I raq, I rack 'em up, and I roll)
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