“Where Freedom Flies”

One of the participants in last night’s Move America Forward web telethon was Diana Nagy. She sings an amazing song written by her mother and titled “Where Freedom Flies”. They played an excerpt from the video on the telethon last night. Here’s the full version of the video. If you like [...]

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Links to today’s Move America Forward web telethon

Below is the link where you can watch Move America Forward’s internet telethon, From the Frontlines, that I mentioned here. It begins at 4 PM today and ends at Midnight (Eastern).
From the Frontlines channel at UStream TV
Move American Forward has a widget on the front page where you can follow the amount raised for [...]

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America not yet dead

This morning, in District of Columbia vs. Heller, The Supreme Court held:
The Second Amendment protects an individual right to possess a firearm unconnected with service in a militia, and to use that arm for traditional lawful purposes, such as self-defense within the home.
Thank God! If you’re interested, SCOTUSblog has the opinion in pdf [...]

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Help wounded vets stay mobile

Wounded vets and others with disabilities who use Segways rather than wheelchairs are being discriminated against in public places. Some businesses required by Federal law to specifically allow wheelchairs have chosen not to allow persons with disabilities to use Segways. Believe it or not, one such locale is Disney.
There’s a way [...]

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Help support the troops and be a part of history!

Contribute to Move America Forward’s campaign to ship the largest number of care packages in history to U.S. troops. The drive is going on now and ends June 26th with an eight hour internet telethon, From the Frontlines, between 4 P.M. and Midnight (Eastern). They hope to have the packages in the [...]

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Happy Birthday Army!

America’s Army, founded on June 14th, 1775, has been serving and protecting this great nation for 233 years

Sgt. Maj. of the Army Kenneth Preston’s 233rd Army Birthday greeting.

Thanks for always being there when called upon, whether during time of war, or flood, or hurricanes, and sometimes all three simultaneously. Thank [...]

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Gershwin healing nicely

I apologize for not getting this posted earlier. Gershwin saw the doctor early this afternoon for his follow-up appointment after last week’s surgery. The splint was removed and all 29 staples as well. He now has an arm brace with sling strap which, like the split, is fixed at a 90 degree [...]

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Castles in the Sand

A song by new Country Music Artist Dennis Wilson.

(via Blackfive)
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First Lieutenant Andrew A. Grayson acquitted!

Yesterday, Marine 1st Lt. Grayson was acquitted of charges in the Haditha cover-up case.
Grayson’s attorney, Joseph Casas, said he believed the verdict could influence pending prosecutions.
“I think it sets the tone for the overall whirlwind Haditha has been. It’s been a botched investigation from the get-go,” he said. “I believe in the end all of [...]

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Home and doing very well

As most of you know, Gershwin saw the orthopedic surgeon on Tuesday and opted for surgery to have a plate inserted in his arm rather than to have a cast. The surgery was yesterday and went extremely well. There’s no nerve damage, which was a possibility with surgery on this type of [...]

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