Thread: How Marines Say Goodbye

This is a video all Americans should see!


http://www.pcsuccess.us/yrg/farewellmarine_final.swf

What a shame a lot of Americans are such defeatest, and so easily give up and say"we can't win this war"in the face of such valor and bravery from these young men. For the most part Americans are soft, spoiled,and nothing much is important enough for them to fight for, if it takes any effort at all or staying power is needed in the face of adversity. We have such a great bunch of Men and Women in our armed forces all branches, I wonder how it makes them feel to see our leaders and much of their fellow Americans, have so little faith in their efforts in this war, that we would get up in front of the world and say those words they must flinch when they hear, We can't win, by a fellow Marine such as John Murtha, and know that we are going to get them out of there so they will be safe, after all the blood of their friends has been shed over there, once again,they will have fought a war all for nought, as we did in Nam because America don't have the stomach anymore to finish what they started! I know, we didn't start the Nam war,we did decide to get into the thick of it though, then refused to let our Soldiers win. At the rate we are going, I am afraid we will not have a military much longer, why should anyone volunteer to be a soldier knowing we haven't a care about getting into a fight, we just don't seem to to care enough to win, when things get a little to hot.Just my opinion. I have a nephew who just finished his second tour in Iraq, he seems to think America is pretty wimpy right now. He said a bunch of the soldiers feel like they are losing face with the insurgents over there, because the insurgents know all they have to do is ratchet up the fight a little bit and soon the Americans will turn tail and run! Sorry, after seeing this video, I just felt I had to have my say, if it offends someone, so be it, now we will have another generation of soldiers wondering what was it all for, if we can't win why bother!

A moving and beautiful tribute. Nitty, please tell your nephew that the folks at ALIPAC say thank you. Words cannot express our gratitude.