WE STOOD.....

[Adirondack Mik]

I'm afraid most of my comments would not be approved by this forum. To morn someone who is loved is a sacred act. To disturb the funeral of someone so selfless they gave their life for their beliefs is beyond that. I can only hope that the Army did a good job when they took care of the "religious group". I could suggest several country's where they would fit right in, if they lived.

 

[bruiser]

"Let me not mourn for the men who have died fighting, but rather, let me be glad that such heroes have lived." -- Soldier's Prayer, General George S. Patton

God Bless America.​

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One of my favorite Generals. He really pissed off Roosevelt and Truman. But he spoke his mind and stood up for it as well. I have read some of his books and books about him as I have of other Generals and Admirals.

 

[rhansen309]

Thanks for standing!!!

 

[bruisersbaby]

It was an honor and very humbling for me to be able to stand alongside Bruiser and all of the other members of the PGR (of which I am now a member), to show that we stood for SSgt Johnson and her family, and would NOT let anyone harass or otherwise protest at this funeral of a fallen hero. This is not a 'church', as God is not a God of condemnation, but is a God of love and grace. I cannot even use that word when saying the name of this so-called organization. As I've said before, I cannot and will not judge another, as He is the ultimate Judge, but I will not tolerate any persons who desecrate our flag and have no respect for our fallen heroes. These military members are the ones fighting and giving the ultimate sacrifice so these :cus: have these rights. Ironic, isn't it?

God bless SSgt Johnson and may she rest in peace, prayers for her family, and God bless our country!

 

[Shewhoprays]

A few months ago we had a similar situation with 1,000s of people coming out here in Columbia
They lined the highway as the soldier's body was brought from the airport
They lined the neighborhood and placed flags as the soldier was escorted home one last time
They lined the streets as the hearse took him to his church and the 1,000s stayed and followed when he made his final trip to the cemetery
"the church " showed up but only got a couple blocks and left when they realized the huge crowd was not going to put up with them

Such an honor to be apart
Thanks to all our military- for our freedom. We know it's not free

 

[btcherm]

WE STOOD...

In this time of trouble in the world ,WE all haVE TO HONOR our military, and are fallen VET, just remember freedom is not free some one has to pay the ultimate price for other. take a moment look around you be thankful for what you have, other are not so lucky.show your
support for are vet stand together as one .