Getting a bad Rap.

Today, memorial day, is day when we at least show a semblance of appreciation to our service men both past and present. However, President Bush, never seems to get any recognition for the Outstanding Conduct he has shown to bring the enemies of the World to task for their dastardly deeds, throughout the Globe. Somehow, the ignorants, those of little accomplishment the know nothings, the do nothings now prevalent within the lower class of dumb-downed citizens within our country cannot understand Loyalty! There is an old saying that: If you do nothing your can't be blamed for anything! After Eight years of a Draft dodging Commander In Chief, who not only failed to act or when he did act, he acted inappropriately or in a cowardly manner. I will not, at this time, explore Clintons record, in this message, but I will eventually do so, and in its factually and historical truth. Lets just say, that due to his inaction or inappropriate action, our country was, eventually, to suffer the events of 9/11. Also, there is now, within the Democratic Party, a congressional body of Political Hacks, who are trying to do their worst, to destroy the Presidency of George W. Bush. I, have lived through the great depression and up to this date, I have had to witness Wars not of our choosing our making such as World War II, the Korean War, the VitnamWar and the false war initiated by Clinton. Still there is amongst our citizens, a willingness to blame a man of action for what he did, in the defense of this nation. It has not been and never has it been the choice of the people of this nation to decide as to what wars we should prosecute, or let it develop unchecked. For the ignorant, there is no such a War. There has not been a war prior to the present one, that was designed with a cohesive exit strategy. In war their is no exit strategy but Victory. Are these Cheap shot politician's saying that the wars we have been in had a planned exit strategy, like staying in Korea for well into 50 years now, we are still their--was that a planed exit strategy? or was getting run out of Vietnam a planned strategy. If you would think so or try to defend these action--your are either an Idiot or a Democrat. Oh yes, it was not until l947 or 2 years after WWII, that the Marshal Plan was introduced in Berlin. l943, at Yalta, it was decided to divide up the spoils of war and as such, it brought about the Cold War. Geogre W. Bush, after being in office for a mear 7 months and 22 days, he was to face the greatest Challenge, in our history, for the first time an attack on American Soil. At the twin towers, or what was left of them, he swore that our nation woulde never forget this dastardly act, and with this prounouncement, he recieved a resounding roar of acclaim. Not only that he, with the advise of the CIA, Congress and the U.N. acted to defend this nation as well. He, in either of these actions, he did not break his vow to: Protect and Defend this country. Clinton Did! Today we have the unbridled ignorance of, apparently, more than half of the Country, that thinks that there is and always has been perfect WARS. Not So! I will be willing to accept a challange from Generals/Admirals and down, to challenge me in this regard. In all our previous wars of this Century and the other Past Centuries, who is willing to wage his knowledge on these matters, by putting some money up front, and challenge me. I say you show me a man, any man that thinks there has been a perfect war in our recent history, is a damn fool--be he of any rank or stature. Get off Bush's back, and take me on you damn cowards! On this Memorial Day, I wish to close with a sincere sense of Loyalty to My country and to the man who finally stepped up to the Plate and took action against those who would do harm to this country and that man is George W. Bush, who will, in history, be properly acclaimed and recognized as a Great Leader. A man, in this day and age who is unfortunately, a rare breed! "Americans have a love for the Presidency that goes beyond loyalty or party nationality, he it ours, and we exercise the right to destroy him." JOHN STEINBECK The Messenger.