Re: What kind of man would do such a thing?

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> Date: Fri, 2 Jan 2004 02:04:14 EST

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> What kind of man would do such a thing?

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indeed, what kind of a man with the ultimate power to do good or evil

for the souls under his care?

well this same man has slashed federal funding for the old and the

handicap, the poor and the disabled.

the same man who awards contracts to his 'buddies' who line their

pockets with the gold of Ceasar and the heart of Judas....while some 9

million are out of work and out of unemployment because 'this' man

refused an unemployment extension.

this man is no hero to " us " with PLS or those who collect SS. to

those of us with disabled children who will, because of 'this' man,

find themselves homeless and defenseless once their parents are dead

and gone.

who will protect and care for the most vulnerable after 'this' man has

done all the damage he can do?

I respect other people's points of view, but when it comes to pointing

to 'this' man as our hero and savior of our country....on " THIS " list,

I truly resent and object to it.

now, i hope, that being said, that you also respect " MY " point of view.

maggie

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-maggie,maggie,maggie....give me a break!!!!!!!!!!!

" > this man is no hero to " us " with PLS or those who collect SS. "

My PLS arived during the Clinton administration....am I to blame him??

In Jan./04 we on SS will receive ANOTHER increase.

I'm not a Bush flag waiver BUT we can't blame him for the ill's of

the world.

Regards.... " Conservative Independent " ....Steve

-- In PLS-FRIENDS , " maggie " <mrs47@a...> wrote:

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> > Date: Fri, 2 Jan 2004 02:04:14 EST

> >

> >

> > What kind of man would do such a thing?

> >

> indeed, what kind of a man with the ultimate power to do good or

evil

> for the souls under his care?

>

> well this same man has slashed federal funding for the old and the

> handicap, the poor and the disabled.

>

> the same man who awards contracts to his 'buddies' who line their

> pockets with the gold of Ceasar and the heart of Judas....while

some 9

> million are out of work and out of unemployment because 'this' man

> refused an unemployment extension.

>

> this man is no hero to " us " with PLS or those who collect SS. to

> those of us with disabled children who will, because of 'this' man,

> find themselves homeless and defenseless once their parents are dead

> and gone.

>

> who will protect and care for the most vulnerable after 'this' man

has

> done all the damage he can do?

>

> I respect other people's points of view, but when it comes to

pointing

> to 'this' man as our hero and savior of our country....on " THIS "

list,

> I truly resent and object to it.

> now, i hope, that being said, that you also respect " MY " point of

view.

>

> maggie

[Guest guest]

> -maggie,maggie,maggie....give me a break!!!!!!!!!!!

>

sorry you missed my point here, sweetie.

maggie

[Guest guest]

> > -maggie,maggie,maggie....give me a break!!!!!!!!!!!

> >

> sorry you missed my point here, sweetie.

> maggie

maggie, with due respect, if your message was this paragraph " ONLY " .I

wouldn't have missed your point...Steve aka sweetie

..

" I respect other people's points of view, but when it comes to pointing

to 'this' man as our hero and savior of our country....on " THIS " list,

I truly resent and object to it.

now, i hope, that being said, that you also respect " MY " point of view. "

[Guest guest]

Hi Bob & Jone,

The steps of a righteous man are ordained of the Lord. Given this I know what

kind of man he is. Thanks for sharing.

God Bless

Yolanda

What kind of man would do such a thing?

Date: Fri, 2 Jan 2004 02:04:14 EST

What kind of man would do such a thing?

At Walter Medical Center in Washington, DC recently the

Sergeant Major of the Army, Jack Tilley, was with a group of people

visiting the wounded soldiers. He saw a Special Forces soldier who

had lost his right hand and suffered severe wounds of his face and

side of his body. The SMA wanted to honor him and show him respect

without offending, but what can you say or do in such a situation

that will encourage and uplift? How do you shake the right hand of a

soldier who has none? He decided to act as though the hand was not

missing and gripped the soldiers wrist while speaking words of

comfort and encouragement to him. But there was another man in that

group of visitors who had even brought his wife with him to visit

the wounded who knew exactly what to do. This man reverently took

the soldiers stump of a hand in both of his hands, bowed at the

bedside and prayed for him. When he finished the prayer he stood

up, bent over the soldier and kissed him on the head and told him

that he loved him. What a powerful expression of love for one of our

wounded heroes! And what a beautiful Christ-like example! What kind

of a man would do such a thing? It was the wounded man's Commander-

in-Chief, W. Bush; President of the United States.

This story was told by the SMA at a Soldiers Breakfast held at Red

Stone Arsenal, AL, and recorded by Chaplain ,

stationed there.

Pass it on...the press won't.

HAPPY NEW YEAR!! Bob & Jone (Utah)