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We said the Pledge of Alligiance every morning in school, got our cabooses paddled for not getting home work completed or being too fidgety to sit still. We walked to school with no fear of something bad happening to us. We learned of war, patriotism, and Veterans, we watched as men lining both sides of Main St. of a parade would stand and salute the flag of our beloved America as she flapped in the wind carried with honor by marching soliders who had fought for her. I was a young lad when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated, and even at that tender age, I felt the loss of something of our great nation that died with him. A sad loss of innocence of our nation was felt. And I watched as she lost the honor and respect for our returning veterans of the deadly Vietnam police action, where we never had any business in the first place. ![]() Something burned in me to somehow turn our nation back to God, back to the patriotism I once felt. In that America, we felt confidence in our ability to stand and defeat any power that would come against us. Instead, I saw her turn further and further from God, as Hollywood, the hippy-movement and drugs led the way to demoralizing a nation. I still hold a deep burning desire to see our nation the proud bulwark of Freedom she once was, but I fear she has went so far over the cliff, that she will never recover. And she won't until we have the corruption in government removed and punished, with God and the Constitution returned as our basis of foundation. May all who read these words come to feel that urgency, and stand in the fight, shoulder to shoulder with Patriots all over the beloved land. George Cavaness ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
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