Jeff Emanuel’s article on the brave soldiers of Charlie Company brought tears to my eyes and thankfulness to my heart. God bless those soldiers who put their lives on the line for this country. The value of their sacrifice cannot be overstated. The Democrat cut-and-runners might have gotten their way without this most honorable of sacrifices.
Morley and Willis and their families will be in my prayers. Moser and Corriveau can take pride and comfort in knowing they not only saved their own lives that day, but prevented al Qaeda from using their friends’ sacred bodies for evil purposes.
p>Thank you, Mr. Emanuel, for telling their story. br> — Deborah Durkee br> Marietta, Georgia /p> p> What a gripping story told by Jeff Emanuel about our brave soldiers. As we can see, it is painfully obvious that today’s enemies understand perfectly that they can rely on the liberal media to help them undermine the momentum and support the U.S. has in this war. The treachery by our own media sickens me. They should be prosecuted. br> —
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