I don’t know how I missed this a month ago, but CaliValleyGirl pointed out the MySpace of a soldier killed in Iraq. I really recommend reading what 2LT Daily had to say if you haven’t already….

Good job, Obama. Right out of the chute attack one of America’s great allies and their soldiers and attack the sacrifice of the soldiers from America that are laying their lives on the line in Iraq.

This post is not about whether it was right or wrong to go into Iraq in the first place. This post is about the soldiers who are THERE.

I wonder how much the laundry list of new programs in this one is gonna cost. Yuck.
You’ll love the WaPo’s front-page headline on the web: State of Union Comes at Low Point for President
He will offer recycled (big-government, I’m sure) ideas on…

I wonder how much the laundry list of new programs in this one is gonna cost. Yuck.
You’ll love the WaPo’s front-page headline on the web: State of Union Comes at Low Point for President
He will offer recycled (big-government, I’m sure) ideas on…

Michelle Malkin: The immortal words of 2LT Mark Daily…

2LT Mark Daily died in Iraq while doing his duty. He left behind friends and family, and an inspirational post on his MySpace page. Here’s a link to the post. Here’s an excerpt: So that is why I joined. In…

“Why I Joined” by Army 2nd Lt. Mark J. Daily I joined the fight because it occurred to me that many modern day “humanists” who claim to possess a genuine concern for human beings throughout the world are in fact…

This question has been asked of me so many times in so many different contexts that I thought it would be best if I wrote my reasons for joining the Army on my page for all to see. First, the

2Lt. Mark Daily: Rest In Peace

One thing is for certain, as disagreeable or as confusing as my decision to enter the fray may be, consider what peace vigils against genocide have accomplished lately. Consider that there are 19 year old soldiers from the Midwest who

When intelligent, thoughtful, good men like Mark Daily die in Iraq, wasting their lives and talent for an idealistic goal that is not shared by the greedy, cynical Luddites who sent them there, non-fighting, blowhard righties, who themselves would ne…

I simply decided that the time for candid discussions of the oppressed was over, and I joined.

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Following a link from Bill Ardolino\’s site, to Michelle Malkin, a reader will come across this profound piece of writing at MySpace by a twenty-three year old soldier.

May he be dancing with angels.