A Patriotic Statement

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A Patriotic Statement

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Some of you may not agree; in fact, some of you may be harsh critics of my posting this here. But none the less, I am compelled by my own emotions to do so. We are living through an event, right now, that could change the format of this country for years to come. It is important, regardless of your political position, that We The People Be Heard.

If you are anti-America - do not click here.
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Post by wa2crk »

Dusty;
THANKS!!!!!!!!!!

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Sounds like someone needs more fiber in her diet.
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Post by fixit »

Thanks for that one Dusty! I'm passing it to the folks I correspond with on a regular basis.

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Post by Gene Howe »

Thank you, Dusty.

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Post by kalynzoo »

Thank you for sharing this most patriotic video.
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Post by JPG »

Methinks the community forum is quite an appropriate place for this.

Anyone having a 'problem' with this does indeed have a problem!
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Post by joedw00 »

:cool: Thanks Dusty: I just sent it to everyone in my address book. :cool:
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I stand with you, Dusty. Thank you for sharing that!
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Thank You Dusty.
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