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Help us fight to return our country to the vision our forefathers had for this great nation. Our liberties are being taken from us and our freedom is in jeopardy. Our money is no longer ours and we are servants of the government, big corporations and unions. Conservatism has become an obscene word and we are considered a threat to our government. Political correctness has destroyed our education system and America has turned her back on God and we are paying dearly for it.

Help us fight to return our country to the vision our forefathers had for this great nation. Our liberties are being taken from us and our freedom is in jeopardy. Our money is no longer ours and we are servants of the government, big corporations and unions. Conservatism has become an obscene word and we are considered a threat to our government. Political correctness has destroyed our education system and America has turned her back on God and we are paying dearly for it.

Robert Gates has one last, crucial mission before he leaves office, and it’s not in Afghanistan or Iraq. It’s in Washington—within the hallowed halls of the Pentagon.

Last May, Defense Secretary Robert Gates traveled to the Eisenhower library in Abilene, Kans., and praised the 34th president for keeping the lid on defense spending during the 1950s. Eisenhower himself, Gates noted, “was a low-maintenance leader of simple tastes, modest demands, and small entourages—in stark contrast to what often happens at the upper levels of power in Washington and in other elite settings.”

Abilene is a long way from America’s centers of power, and Gates’s speeches shun headline-grabbing rhetoric, so what the defense secretary said did not get a lot of notice. But back in Washington, and at military commands around the world, four-star generals and admirals should have been paying attention. The word going around the Pentagon was that Gates was targeting the pampered lifestyles of the top brass. Asked about this by NEWSWEEK, Gates laughed. “As an old Soviet analyst, I read the speeches of their leaders very, very carefully,” he said. “And people should read my speeches very carefully.” He pointed to another speech, delivered in early August. “There is something in there about examining the rank structure and the phrase ‘and the accouterments that go with it.’ ”

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In the name of God and by ALL that He touches, I will NOT tolerate, allow or condone someone to question my heritage or ethnicity because of my love for the United States of America!!!

Because I stand up and say PROUDLY and LOUDLY that all people seeking refuge, prosperity and freedom in the United States of America should make every personal effort, despite pains, struggles or tears to learn English does not erase my identity.

I will always defend this country for she gave my parents and I new hope.

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