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WITH THE 5TH MARINES, Iraq, April 7 (UPI) -- It started with the kids. Somehow it always does -- curiosity elbowing aside shyness of strangers and parents' admonitions for caution.

"Ameericaah?" a little girl asked a Marine who had entered her village and taken a defensive position as others began to search homes. The streets were deserted. People peered around their gates.

The Marine smiled, wiggled his fingers in the girl's direction and her fear -- and that of the rest of the townspeople -- melted. Within minutes people had left their houses and began to shake hands with the Marines.

Liberation from the strictures of the regime of Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein had come for a nameless village just a few miles from downtown Baghdad.


The US military--doing more to improve human rights around the world in one day than Amnesty International can do in a lifetime.
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Posted by B. Preston on April 7, 2003 11:37 PM
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Maybe the U.N. should put the united states in the human rights chair instead of Libya.

You hear the constant drumbeat of evil amerika on the march, crushing the poor ‘people of color’ across Sacred Gaia. That’s one opinion.

And then there’s the truth…it was no different for my parents. The Americans came, killed the evil people, and helped them put their house back in order.
Then my father and mother came to America, made a home, raised a family. Both their children joined the military and helped keep our home free.

Now a new wave of Americans is going forth and adding a new chapter to the book that my parents added their name to. America’s strength is not in it’s arms (though it has few equals); what makes America unstoppable is the dream we hold dear.

No darkness can bind it, no lie can slay it, and no tyrant’s whip can hold it at bay…as long as we keep faith with that dream.

We are the “shining city on the hill”. If you think otherwise, it’s because you’re dwelling comfortably on the inside, careless of it’s gifts.
For those trapped in darkness, living within a waking nightmare, they see that distant light.

Trust me on that point.

Posted by Charles on April 8, 2003 7:22 PM

I want to marry Charles.

Well tart, I am available, though I’ll warn you that the odometer is a little high (except in my mind _ ).

Posted by Charles on April 9, 2003 10:22 AM

Who knew the JYB would turn into a matchmaking service?!?

Posted by Bryan on April 9, 2003 12:49 PM
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