Has anyone taken the time to thank a soldier recently for putting their lives in jeopardy for a senseless war?

Answer 1

Yep! Once amonth I send goodies to a soldier serving (different one each month) through The "treats for troops" program I also donate money to the disabled American Vetrans program and have numerous penpals from that. I also make it a point to verbally Thank a vet whenever I have the chance! Without these guys and gals we wouldnt have the wonderful freedoms that we enjoy (especially me as a female! ) God Bless our troops and the sacrifices they make!! And Bless your heart for posting this question!! Good one!

Answer 2

ok so first of all it relatively is not the semen that travels to the egg it relatively is the sperm. Semen is what the sperm are in while they pop out. The sperm leaves the semen interior a couple of minutes and travels into the womb. Then it travels via the tubes to the place it expects the egg to be. that could take hours or longer based upon how nicely the sperm swim and how on the instant they bypass. maximum sperm at the instant are not shaped good and that they wander away or swim around in circles or basically undeniable die until eventually now they get there. yet because of the fact there are 1000's of them that may no longer regularly a situation. Sperm can stay as much as 5 days, yet 2-3 days is way less stressful.

Answer 3

I have, I met a young man over the weekend, he was just 21 and had only returned home three weeks earlier from Iraq. These service members deserve all the respect that we can show them. They are putting there life at risk for US. I am always shocked to see and hear that our government does not honor them in the proper ways.
I had a friend come home from a year deployment shortly after all of this chaos began (he was in the first group to be deployed), and try to attend college only to have to drop out because his GI Bill would not come through. He then had to take out student loans to fund his education, which he has been unable to complete cause he can not afford it. He has since had to join the National Guard for the signing bonus to pay back his student loans. This is coming from someone who served front line weapons company in the Marines. This is not ok.
Everyone get out and honor our Veterans next weekend, they have earned the right to be honored. Show your support for the troops. This doesn't mean you need to support the war.

Answer 4

Spare a thought for your allies at war too. I think our soldiers are doing a fantastic job and have put their asses out for the Americans. UN backing or not, we've gone well beyond the call of duty. Where's the honour in occupying a country that can't stop itself self-destructing?

Answer 5

every day my friend, have relatives over there right now. and let me add this, despite what the far-left liberal news stations report I know for a fact things are not even close to being as bad as they want you to believe. Its simple the network news are run by people with far-left views, They are ABC, CBS,NBC, CNN, MSNBC, BBC of course, Boston Globe. well the list goes on, So you go ahead and give up your right to think for yourself, pls don't do the hard work to find the real truth, it is much easier to be ignorant, and look foolish by posting garbage like this. I only say as you take your freedoms for granted, history will put you in your place.... Count on it.

Answer 6

Yes. Iraq is a senseless war. It reminds me of Vietnam.

Answer 7

yes i have 2 sons in law in Iraq a son in afghanastin and one son that just got back from Iraq, so I do daily

Answer 8

Not a senseless war, I would rather fight the jihadis in their backyards, than in our own backyards.

Answer 9

I have. That was right after he told me how he landed in Iraq without any ammunition for his gun (true story).

Answer 10

My nephew just got home from Iraq on Tuesday. I went to his home base to welcome him and his company home. I support our troops every day. God Bless andThank You!