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either today, or in the future, remember those who wrote the blank check so that you could cast that vote.  All veterans should be heartily thanked for offering the blank check for our country:

 

Young Iowa soldier dies on duty in Afghanistan

11:55 PM, Nov 5, 2012   | 
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The U.S. Army arrived at Don and Pam Buttry’s Shenandoah home at 5:45 a.m. Monday. The news was the worst kind: Their son Brandon Buttry, 19, had been killed in action while serving in Afghanistan.

Brandon Buttry always wanted to serve his country in the military, his family said, even though his country had been at war with Afghanistan since he was 8 years old. Buttry committed to the Army as soon as he could, shipped out to basic training at Fort Benning, Ga., in January and was stationed at Fort Lewis, Wash.

He deployed to Afghanistan in August, earned his combat infantry badge in October and by the fifth day of November, he was gone. Buttry was on duty in a watch- tower at the time of his death, but other details about the incident were not available Monday, according to his uncle Steve Buttry, a former Des Moines Register reporter and editor.

 

 

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I wonder if all the entitlement culture parasites, those that vote their race, and those that truly have hated our country ever since the defeat of the soviet union, thought about Brandon Buttry or his parents Don and Pam at any time during the voting process?  (See my original post above)

Do you think they thought beyond the ends of their noses about our children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren at any time during the voting process?

Do you think this election has demonstrated that we have now gone beyond the tipping point with many more people riding in the wagon than people pulling it?  And those people realizing they can vote to make stealing from others legal and thinking that that is a good thing?

I took a few days, immediately after the election to secure some of my assets the best I know how so that there will be something left for my kids and grand kids.   I had to travel quite some distance to do that.  I feel a bit more secure now....That is if our country does not continue this idiocy in the next election and completely destroy our constitutional guarantee to property rights.

What we really have to watch out for now is who gets appointed as the next Supreme Court Justices.  That, my friends will make us or break us as a nation.

We now know who and what we are up against.

Good Luck~   

Fasten your seat belts.  It's going to be a very bumpy ride.

 

By the way, I had occasion to visit the auditor's office about 3 times in the days immediately preceding the election.  I met only one person I recognized.  The rest in line and voting, on all three days, I had never seen before in Muscatine!

Strange......

The first indicator was the massive wall st sell-offs ocurring the day after the election. Remember this first event in this saga. I will continue to come back to it.

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