The DU d'RAT Review
I created this blog as a response to the hypocrisy, nastiness, and negativity at Democratic Underground. The D'RATS do not allow disagreement on their site; they demand their posters tout their party line word-for-word. Any poster who does not march in lockstep is immediately banned. Their cowardice in this, and their calumny towards America's leaders, will not go unanswered as I address the issues of the day--and one of the most negative, detrimental influences in the blogosphere.
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This is a day to remember what happened at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, and to honor those men who lost their lives, and to honor those who survived.
I shall not forget...ever.
catfleas
My Dad was a flight instructor in King City when this happened. He wanted to go fight so badly, but the military kept their best people as instructors(smart idea)
He actually was nursing a hangover in a hotel in San Francisco on a weekend pass!
He was so mad, he would have gone and fought the Japanese immediately! As it was, he ended up in England flying bomber runs on German held areas and industries. Then flew as a fighter pilot until the end of the war.
I have a Pearl Harbor vet living in my neighborhood, he's almost a vanished treasure!
Good morning, G*D bless and Maranatha!
tmw
BTW-5 years ago was my late's memorial service...memories.
TMW--Oh my, well, this IS a hard day for you, then. God Bless You and may He lay a healing hand on your heart!
About your Dad, I knew yas came from brave people! Good on him!
Bless you for posting this, Donal. We can always count on you!
My late Uncle Bill was an Army Air Corps mechanic stationed at Hickim Field on Dec.7th. He was wounded in the knee, which had the unfortunate result of ending the hope he'd had of becoming a pilot. After recuperating, he later served in Europe as a combat engineer and was wounded again in late December '44. I remebr as a kid he would joke about how much he hated December. Thank you Donal for posting this. It is ever more relevant today in light of Sept.11th. 2001. Someday I pray and hope that America, having twice been brutally attacked, when we were at peace with the world, will truly learn someday that the price of freedom is eternal vigilance. Thank you Uncle Bill, thank you all of you guys and gals. God Bless America. J'Mac.
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