There was also on old man who had lived in good health until the age of 108.When interviewed he was asked what it was like to have lived so long.He said the usual things such as the amazement of experiencing so many wonderful moments in history,but shed a tear when relating how he had watched two wives and three of his children,all of which he loved dearly die before him from various illnesses.

The Bible says it is appointed unto man to live once and to die once and for that life to be limited to four score and ten.I think that’s a good thing,we mourn at the passing of the good,but rejoice at the passing of the evil.I’m not sure I would want to live in a world where the possibility of a tyrant like Hitler or Stalin could manage 300 years.It’s best I think that rich or poor,good or evil we all get tapped by the icy finger eventually.

Then they are also kicking out combat vets for minor infractions and paper work snags.Use them up and throw them away,just like the Johnson administration did during Vietnam.
http://kunc.org/post/gazette-excerpt-injured-war-punished-home

All part of this administrations war on the military

Oh,they also cancelled Fleet Week this year because of the budget sequester

I think we see revolutionary movements starting in the USA, UK, Germany, Australia, New Zealand, etc.- they call themselves “Tea Parties” and “Freedom Parties” and the like, but it is important to note they all stand outside the political game – which is owned by the Left.

At some point these many millions of people will get tired of butting their heads uselessly against the wall and take more direct action.

In 1989 to 1991 – the world witnessed the global collapse of world Communism.

Perhaps sometime in the next ten years, we will see the collapse of world “democratic” Socialism.

Roughly 22 veterans commit suicide every day……………..

Finally, for more than two centuries the nation has lived in peace at home because of the protections of our legitimate military and the many appropriate state and federal law enforcement agencies, supported by Constitutional courts. We stand today at a cross-road. Will we allow this present Administration to overthrow our United States Constitution and its legal processes to amend injustices, or, will we honor our obligations to defend the Constitution against a “domestic” enemy?

Captain Terry M. Hestilow (Retired) to Senator John Cornyn.