TRIBUTE TO THE UNITED STATES

[MILPIL]

Ranger, I to am a veteran, of the cold war era. Currently, I am not in the Army MP's. However, we Veterans, who cannot be there with you, support you 150%, and salute you BIG time.

 

[ThinkTank]

Thanks Brendan!

I think it's time that we in the United States (who are the government, D6) stop breast feeding the rest of the world. I'm tired of putting out the welcome mat to only have those who take advantage of our generosity wipe their murderous bloody feet on it.

If you have an ill opinion of our country, do any of the following that applies to your country, before you spout off:

1. Pay off your country's debt to us.
2. Defend your country against would be enemies with your own military (see how expensive it'll get... you'll be coming to us for a loan, if you do, see number 1)
3. Stop using and/or benefiting from our ingenuity, technology and educational resources.

We have lost members of our American family. What ever differences we have amongst ourselves they disappear in times like this, and we come together as families usually do.

It's time to defend our own as we've done so many times for others. There should be no shame, no hesitation and no need for the approval from the rest of the world.

Whatever it takes, just do it.

Denis

 

[Anonymous]

Thank you for the support.

Please, if you haven't already, give blood at your nearest red cross.

Long live the United States.


RLTW

 

[BCReefer]

I am a Canadian and I am also very upset about what happened in NYC. It was a crime against Humans through out the world. What I hope is NATO, not just the Americans, as we must stand united, goes after these terrorists and bring them to court. Tri them for murder and then hang them. As a Canadian I would join the forces tomorrow to defend my country from attack but I would never kill the innocent. LONG LIVE FREEDOM FOR ALL!

If a poll was taken you would find nearly all Canadians are ready to help and do what ever it takes. We accepted hundreds of re-directed planes to land on our soil. We took these people in and looked after them. Right now as we speak there are huge lineups at every blood donor clinic ready to send blood. The hospitals in Toronto are ready to take any casualties as it is needed. Small communities hurt by the recession are sending humanitarian aid to Vancouver ready if needed by the US. These are communities being hurt the US imposed softwood lumber duty. These people have lost their jobs because of this duty but they now they are standing up behind the US people, ready to help in any way that they can.