The New World War. Understanding it, and recognizing its heroes...
US soldiers on patrol in Philippines
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Col. Oliver North writes an instructive essay describing one of the lesser-known fronts in what I call the 'new world war': the Phillipines. In a piece entitled The Future of the 'War on Terror' he writes about one of our many outstanding soldiers selflessly defending us in that battle zone. You won't hear this in the Mainstream Media...
Now in case you or any of the Democratic candidates, who discussed UFOs in this week's nationally televised debate, missed it, here are the salient parts of this story:.Staff Sgt. Joseph F. Curreri is now a deceased American hero. He was smart; he had to be to get into USC. He was a gifted athlete -- the captain of his college swim team. With our nation already at war, he volunteered to serve in the Special Forces. And when he died, he was serving our country in the southern Philippines helping their fight against radical Islam..Unfortunately, given the unwillingness of the mainstream media to print or broadcast anything positive about the men and women in our armed forces, most of us never hear or read about bright, brave young Americans such as Curreri. Nor will those who count on the major networks and newspapers for information be able to grasp how we are going to win a global war against the Islamic radicals who are dying to kill us.
Read the whole thing here.
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Comments
He is convicted felon whose convictions were overturned on a technicality not due to the merits of the case.
Posted by: Just a reader | November 2, 2007 12:20 PM
Posted by: Susan Peterson | November 2, 2007 1:34 PM