Copied from another newsgroup. I thought some of you would be interested.



Please watch this all the way through. It's a moving as any video I've
ever seen. You'll most likely need a handkerchief.


*Killed in action the week before, the body of Sergeant First Class John
C. Beale was returned to Falcon Field in Peachtree City, Georgia, just
south of Atlanta, on June 11, 2009. The Henry County Police Department
escorted the procession to the funeral home in McDonough, Georgia. A
simple notice in local papers indicated the road route to be taken and
the approximate time.

Nowadays one can be led to believe that America no longer respects honor
and no longer honors sacrifice outside of the military. Be it known that
there are many places in this land where people still recognize the
courage and impact of total self-sacrifice. _Georgia_ remains one of
those graceful places. The link below is a short travelogue (about 12
minutes) of that day's remarkable and painful journey. _But only watch
this if you wish to have some of your faith in people restored. Please
share widely. Well worth watching.

Click on link to see video http://blip.tv/play/AYGJ5h6YgmE**

On Sun, 02 Aug 2009 09:33:16 -0400, "it's me, Jim" "j i
wrote:

Copied from another newsgroup. I thought some of you would be interested.



Please watch this all the way through. It's a moving as any video I've
ever seen. You'll most likely need a handkerchief.


*Killed in action the week before, the body of Sergeant First Class John
C. Beale was returned to Falcon Field in Peachtree City, Georgia, just
south of Atlanta, on June 11, 2009. The Henry County Police Department
escorted the procession to the funeral home in McDonough, Georgia. A
simple notice in local papers indicated the road route to be taken and
the approximate time.

Nowadays one can be led to believe that America no longer respects honor
and no longer honors sacrifice outside of the military. Be it known that
there are many places in this land where people still recognize the
courage and impact of total self-sacrifice. _Georgia_ remains one of
those graceful places. The link below is a short travelogue (about 12
minutes) of that day's remarkable and painful journey. _But only watch
this if you wish to have some of your faith in people restored. Please
share widely. Well worth watching.

Click on link to see video http://blip.tv/play/AYGJ5h6YgmE**


Quite moving. Thanks.
--

John H

On Sun, 02 Aug 2009 09:33:16 -0400, "it's me, Jim" "j i
wrote:

Copied from another newsgroup. I thought some of you would be interested.



Please watch this all the way through. It's a moving as any video I've
ever seen. You'll most likely need a handkerchief.


*Killed in action the week before, the body of Sergeant First Class John
C. Beale was returned to Falcon Field in Peachtree City, Georgia, just
south of Atlanta, on June 11, 2009. The Henry County Police Department
escorted the procession to the funeral home in McDonough, Georgia. A
simple notice in local papers indicated the road route to be taken and
the approximate time.

Nowadays one can be led to believe that America no longer respects honor
and no longer honors sacrifice outside of the military. Be it known that
there are many places in this land where people still recognize the
courage and impact of total self-sacrifice. _Georgia_ remains one of
those graceful places. The link below is a short travelogue (about 12
minutes) of that day's remarkable and painful journey. _But only watch
this if you wish to have some of your faith in people restored. Please
share widely. Well worth watching.

Click on link to see video http://blip.tv/play/AYGJ5h6YgmE**

A great thing to see. Made me feel good and sad all at once.

--Vic

Vic Smith wrote:
On Sun, 02 Aug 2009 09:33:16 -0400, "it's me, Jim" "j i
wrote:

Copied from another newsgroup. I thought some of you would be interested.



Please watch this all the way through. It's a moving as any video I've
ever seen. You'll most likely need a handkerchief.


*Killed in action the week before, the body of Sergeant First Class John
C. Beale was returned to Falcon Field in Peachtree City, Georgia, just
south of Atlanta, on June 11, 2009. The Henry County Police Department
escorted the procession to the funeral home in McDonough, Georgia. A
simple notice in local papers indicated the road route to be taken and
the approximate time.

Nowadays one can be led to believe that America no longer respects honor
and no longer honors sacrifice outside of the military. Be it known that
there are many places in this land where people still recognize the
courage and impact of total self-sacrifice. _Georgia_ remains one of
those graceful places. The link below is a short travelogue (about 12
minutes) of that day's remarkable and painful journey. _But only watch
this if you wish to have some of your faith in people restored. Please
share widely. Well worth watching.

Click on link to see video http://blip.tv/play/AYGJ5h6YgmE**

A great thing to see. Made me feel good and sad all at once.

--Vic




- - -

It's too bad that in January 2001, a simple-minded man took over the
U.S. presidency and later that year initiated a series of actions that
resulted in the unnecessary deaths of 4,000 Americans, tens of thousands
or even hundreds of thousands of Iraqis and Afghanis, and serious
injuries to hundreds of thousands more. If only Americans had been smart
enough to elect the brighter man running in 2000, eh?

What a horrendous mess Bush left behind for Obama.

Too bad those Georgians weren't assembling to protest Bush's idiotic,
misguided, and misdirected war. All they have to show for it now is yet
another dead American with a family.

On Sun, 02 Aug 2009 09:33:16 -0400, "it's me, Jim" "j i
wrote:

Copied from another newsgroup. I thought some of you would be interested.

A very moving tribute.

Thanks for posting it.

"H the K" wrote in message
...
Vic Smith wrote:
On Sun, 02 Aug 2009 09:33:16 -0400, "it's me, Jim" "j i
wrote:

Copied from another newsgroup. I thought some of you would be
interested.



Please watch this all the way through. It's a moving as any video I've
ever seen. You'll most likely need a handkerchief.


*Killed in action the week before, the body of Sergeant First Class John
C. Beale was returned to Falcon Field in Peachtree City, Georgia, just
south of Atlanta, on June 11, 2009. The Henry County Police Department
escorted the procession to the funeral home in McDonough, Georgia. A
simple notice in local papers indicated the road route to be taken and
the approximate time.

Nowadays one can be led to believe that America no longer respects honor
and no longer honors sacrifice outside of the military. Be it known that
there are many places in this land where people still recognize the
courage and impact of total self-sacrifice. _Georgia_ remains one of
those graceful places. The link below is a short travelogue (about 12
minutes) of that day's remarkable and painful journey. _But only watch
this if you wish to have some of your faith in people restored. Please
share widely. Well worth watching.

Click on link to see video http://blip.tv/play/AYGJ5h6YgmE**

A great thing to see. Made me feel good and sad all at once.

--Vic


- - -

It's too bad that in January 2001, a simple-minded man took over the U.S.
presidency and later that year initiated a series of actions that resulted
in the unnecessary deaths of 4,000 Americans, tens of thousands or even
hundreds of thousands of Iraqis and Afghanis, and serious injuries to
hundreds of thousands more. If only Americans had been smart enough to
elect the brighter man running in 2000, eh?

What a horrendous mess Bush left behind for Obama.

Too bad those Georgians weren't assembling to protest Bush's idiotic,
misguided, and misdirected war. All they have to show for it now is yet
another dead American with a family.

Just had to spoil a moving tribute with your loony left bull****, eh Hairy?

Lu Powell wrote:

"H the K" wrote in message
...
Vic Smith wrote:
On Sun, 02 Aug 2009 09:33:16 -0400, "it's me, Jim" "j i
wrote:

Copied from another newsgroup. I thought some of you would be
interested.



Please watch this all the way through. It's a moving as any video
I've ever seen. You'll most likely need a handkerchief.


*Killed in action the week before, the body of Sergeant First Class
John C. Beale was returned to Falcon Field in Peachtree City,
Georgia, just south of Atlanta, on June 11, 2009. The Henry County
Police Department escorted the procession to the funeral home in
McDonough, Georgia. A simple notice in local papers indicated the
road route to be taken and the approximate time.

Nowadays one can be led to believe that America no longer respects
honor and no longer honors sacrifice outside of the military. Be it
known that there are many places in this land where people still
recognize the courage and impact of total self-sacrifice. _Georgia_
remains one of those graceful places. The link below is a short
travelogue (about 12 minutes) of that day's remarkable and painful
journey. _But only watch this if you wish to have some of your faith
in people restored. Please share widely. Well worth watching.

Click on link to see video http://blip.tv/play/AYGJ5h6YgmE**

A great thing to see. Made me feel good and sad all at once.

--Vic


- - -

It's too bad that in January 2001, a simple-minded man took over the
U.S. presidency and later that year initiated a series of actions that
resulted in the unnecessary deaths of 4,000 Americans, tens of
thousands or even hundreds of thousands of Iraqis and Afghanis, and
serious injuries to hundreds of thousands more. If only Americans had
been smart enough to elect the brighter man running in 2000, eh?

What a horrendous mess Bush left behind for Obama.

Too bad those Georgians weren't assembling to protest Bush's idiotic,
misguided, and misdirected war. All they have to show for it now is
yet another dead American with a family.

Just had to spoil a moving tribute with your loony left bull****, eh Hairy?



There's nothing "loony left" about pointing out the stupidity of a war
of convenience, ****-for-brains.

A better tribute is to welcome home returning *live* soldiers and
assuring them they never again will be sent off to fight a war of
convenience.

Ever fish the basin adjacent to the St. Augustine Airport? Great place
for reds and sometimes tarpon.

On Sun, 02 Aug 2009 11:21:32 -0400, H the K
wrote:

snipped for brevity

- - -

It's too bad that in January 2001, a simple-minded man took over the
U.S. presidency and later that year initiated a series of actions that
resulted in the unnecessary deaths of 4,000 Americans, tens of thousands
or even hundreds of thousands of Iraqis and Afghanis, and serious
injuries to hundreds of thousands more. If only Americans had been smart
enough to elect the brighter man running in 2000, eh?

What a horrendous mess Bush left behind for Obama.

Too bad those Georgians weren't assembling to protest Bush's idiotic,
misguided, and misdirected war. All they have to show for it now is yet
another dead American with a family.


If one were prone to issuing the hasty generalization, upon reading
the tripe above, one would suspect that liberals, progressives, and
Democrats were all dissembling, self-serving, revisionist,
intellectually dishonest, radical propadandists. Fortunately, for the
good of objective history, there are still some liberals,
progressives, and Democrats that won't descend to this level of inane
rhetoric.

--
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Lu Powell wrote:

"H the K" wrote in message
...
Vic Smith wrote:
On Sun, 02 Aug 2009 09:33:16 -0400, "it's me, Jim" "j i
wrote:

Copied from another newsgroup. I thought some of you would be
interested.



Please watch this all the way through. It's a moving as any video
I've ever seen. You'll most likely need a handkerchief.


*Killed in action the week before, the body of Sergeant First Class
John C. Beale was returned to Falcon Field in Peachtree City,
Georgia, just south of Atlanta, on June 11, 2009. The Henry County
Police Department escorted the procession to the funeral home in
McDonough, Georgia. A simple notice in local papers indicated the
road route to be taken and the approximate time.

Nowadays one can be led to believe that America no longer respects
honor and no longer honors sacrifice outside of the military. Be it
known that there are many places in this land where people still
recognize the courage and impact of total self-sacrifice. _Georgia_
remains one of those graceful places. The link below is a short
travelogue (about 12 minutes) of that day's remarkable and painful
journey. _But only watch this if you wish to have some of your faith
in people restored. Please share widely. Well worth watching.

Click on link to see video http://blip.tv/play/AYGJ5h6YgmE**

A great thing to see. Made me feel good and sad all at once.

--Vic


- - -

It's too bad that in January 2001, a simple-minded man took over the
U.S. presidency and later that year initiated a series of actions that
resulted in the unnecessary deaths of 4,000 Americans, tens of
thousands or even hundreds of thousands of Iraqis and Afghanis, and
serious injuries to hundreds of thousands more. If only Americans had
been smart enough to elect the brighter man running in 2000, eh?

What a horrendous mess Bush left behind for Obama.

Too bad those Georgians weren't assembling to protest Bush's idiotic,
misguided, and misdirected war. All they have to show for it now is
yet another dead American with a family.

Just had to spoil a moving tribute with your loony left bull****, eh Hairy?


Sometimes it's best to ignore the pussy A Hole.

"H the K" wrote in message
...
Lu Powell wrote:

"H the K" wrote in message
...
Vic Smith wrote:
On Sun, 02 Aug 2009 09:33:16 -0400, "it's me, Jim" "j i
wrote:

Copied from another newsgroup. I thought some of you would be
interested.



Please watch this all the way through. It's a moving as any video I've
ever seen. You'll most likely need a handkerchief.


*Killed in action the week before, the body of Sergeant First Class
John C. Beale was returned to Falcon Field in Peachtree City, Georgia,
just south of Atlanta, on June 11, 2009. The Henry County Police
Department escorted the procession to the funeral home in McDonough,
Georgia. A simple notice in local papers indicated the road route to
be taken and the approximate time.

Nowadays one can be led to believe that America no longer respects
honor and no longer honors sacrifice outside of the military. Be it
known that there are many places in this land where people still
recognize the courage and impact of total self-sacrifice. _Georgia_
remains one of those graceful places. The link below is a short
travelogue (about 12 minutes) of that day's remarkable and painful
journey. _But only watch this if you wish to have some of your faith
in people restored. Please share widely. Well worth watching.

Click on link to see video http://blip.tv/play/AYGJ5h6YgmE**

A great thing to see. Made me feel good and sad all at once.

--Vic


- - -

It's too bad that in January 2001, a simple-minded man took over the
U.S. presidency and later that year initiated a series of actions that
resulted in the unnecessary deaths of 4,000 Americans, tens of thousands
or even hundreds of thousands of Iraqis and Afghanis, and serious
injuries to hundreds of thousands more. If only Americans had been smart
enough to elect the brighter man running in 2000, eh?

What a horrendous mess Bush left behind for Obama.

Too bad those Georgians weren't assembling to protest Bush's idiotic,
misguided, and misdirected war. All they have to show for it now is yet
another dead American with a family.

Just had to spoil a moving tribute with your loony left bull****, eh
Hairy?



There's nothing "loony left" about pointing out the stupidity of a war of
convenience, ****-for-brains.

A better tribute is to welcome home returning *live* soldiers and assuring
them they never again will be sent off to fight a war of convenience.

Ever fish the basin adjacent to the St. Augustine Airport? Great place for
reds and sometimes tarpon.

Then where is the railing against Clinton for involving us in a Bosnian War?
We are still there.