December 28, 2008
Three more Canadian fallen soldiers - Christmas week
Three more Canadian soldiers have died this week... Rest in peace and may God be with you. Thank you for your devotion.
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As an individual, and blogger, I stand for an independent Canada, fiscally strong and internationally respected. I support a smaller and more effective government, lower taxes and a vibrant free market. I also believe in the values of hard work and accountability, in every aspect of Canadian life.
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1 comment:
I think I am going to send a message to Prime Minister Harper in support of our mission because he must be finding this struggle awfully hard now. I continue to write to the troops on the National Defence site and wear red on Fridays as well as a sticker on my car, but this is pretty small potatoes compared to the sacrifices of these men and women and their families.
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