[nhoward14]

The America of today is presented to you by the grandchildren of the World War Two generation. In the worst show of mass rebellion possible, this new generation has become a horror to its parents by believing in the founding ideals of this country and willingly dispersing to the corners of the Earth to bring true freedom to all.
These men and women are not willing to be the vicTIMS the 60s generation wants. They are vicTORS.

[texasbluebell]

The America of today is presented to you by the grandchildren of the World War Two generation. In the worst show of mass rebellion possible, this new generation has become a horror to its parents by believing in the founding ideals of this country and willingly dispersing to the corners of the Earth to bring true freedom to all. These men and women are not willing to be the vicTIMS the 60s generation wants. They are vicTORS.

I really like what you wrote. I'm convinced our best years are still to come, beginning with these times. The doom and gloomers tried to pull America down, but somehow this country has prevailed, and the past was all prologue.

[FReepaholic]

>>...The America of today is presented to you by the grandchildren of the World War Two generation. In the worst show of mass rebellion possible, this new generation has become a horror to its parents by believing in the founding ideals of this country and willingly dispersing to the corners of the Earth to bring true freedom to all. These men and women are not willing to be the vicTIMS the 60s generation wants. They are vicTORS...<<

WELL SAID!!

[Grampa Dave]

You posted:

The America of today is presented to you by the grandchildren of the World War Two generation. In the worst show of mass rebellion possible, this new generation has become a horror to its parents by believing in the founding ideals of this country and willingly dispersing to the corners of the Earth to bring true freedom to all. These men and women are not willing to be the vicTIMS the 60s generation wants. They are vicTORS.

I have posted many times about the 30 something generation and our 20 something generation re their belief in this country and themselves. I have two 30 something sons, and they and their friends refuse to be victims. They are very patriotic.

My wife and I are in our 60's, and we never became victims and have loved our country. It so great to have these wonderful young Americans to pass the torch to. While watching our wonderful sailors on the Abraham Lincoln yesterday, I felt their pride in the tremendous job they did for America, the world, their families and themselves.