I will never.......................

[OS OK]

In 1954 I was born in a US Army hospital in Bad Kreuznach Germany. I have never made it back there to see my birthplace. I am proud of my fathers service to this country during both WWII and Korea. My older brother was born in Osaka Japan. I cannot think of another country that I would rather live in than the USA.

We need to have more Pride in our country and in ourselves. We also need to protect that Pride for ourselves and future generations.
I am not going to state Pride in God and Country because some do not believe in God or the same God as I do and they have that right.

I can understand disagreements and protesting and will defend those rights. What I find disgusting are the anarchists disguised as protesters. They are out there and growing in numbers.

They are not disguised...the bandana means nothing...when President Trump says "round them up boys", they couldn't be any 'more identifiable'!

Your birth, regardless of where it was in he world...on a Military Base...was Sovereign U.S. soil!

[Plate plinker]

I always wonder if the Anarchist understand in a world of anarchy they are a target without consequences. Fire for effect boys. Its TRE.

[buckwheatpaul]

WILCO, Thanks for this post ... May God bless this great Country and our Cast Boolits Family......Paul

[Doggonekid]

The red head with the American flag is actually a Brit. You can watch her the show Dr Who on BBC. I saw her at Comic Con. She is better looking in person. So much for the red head. I am excited along with the rest of the country to see the new changes. God bless America and President Trump, and our fighting men and women. Amen.

[garym1a2]

If I whined to my mom about a spanking at school I would have been sent to the switch tree. Instead I always prayed mom would not find out.

The little one room school, with its grades 1 to 8 (13 to 16 students) had a piece of canvas(?) belting that teacher used. Very few days went by without some of us getting an attitude adjustment and we sure as heck never went whining to our parents. I don't think any of us were the worse off for all that.

[blackthorn]

If I whined to my mom about a spanking at school I would have been sent to the switch tree. Instead I always prayed mom would not find out.

So very, very true!

[WILCO]

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Pfc. Sousley and PFC Hayes are mislabeled in this picture. Pfc. Hayes is a Pima Indian and is shown here with a native blanket attached to his backside.

[WILCO]

Also, Sgt. Hansen was misidentified in this picture. It's really Cpl. Harlon Block.
His mother went to her grave swearing that it was her boy pictured at the base of the flag.
Said she would never forget his "Rump" after all the diaper changes and powdering's.

[54bore]

We could use a little 'Pledge of Allegiance' and morning prayer back in our schools again...

No doubt!!

[bedbugbilly]

Amen!

It's been around many times, but it is always a good reminder to all . . . .

Red Skelton said it best many years ago . .. .

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q...E1F0&FORM=VIRE

And for those of us old enough to remember watching Red Skelton every week - he brought laughter to us all - but he never ended a show without saying . . . "Goodnight and God Bless". It sure makes a person think. It's too bad that those in Hollywood who belong to the selfish, self centered, elite leftist bunch . . . can't take a lesson and learn a few things from Red Skelton or others like Bob Hope . . . who never spent a Christmas at home with his family but instead spent it with the men and women in uniform to help make their holiday a little brighter.

[WILCO]

Bump to the top, for Old Glory!