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Soldiers in Iraq shoot dog
By Bill Larson | July 20, 2006 | 
I was browsing both You Tube and Google video for interesting videos to share with the readers of this site when I stumbled across this one.
It shows a army patrol in Iraq and a doctor accompanying them shoots a dog, which he claimed was coming at him. The commentator in the video disagreed, and he also states that several of the soldiers were disgusted with the incident and one asked:
What’s the doctor doing out here, with a gun!
I personally think this is sad incident and, and can not help but to wonder how much this and other similar incidents reflects on us as a people, and on us as a nation in the eyes of the Iraqi citizens. «Read the rest of this article»
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A Future With Promise
July 20, 2006 |
My name is John Farmer and I am a candidate for the Tennessee Congressional District Eight Republican nomination.
As a Conservative, my campaign is certainly about those things you normally think about, pro-Life, pro-Family, Immigration control and the standard fair. However, as a Reagan Conservative, it is about much more than that. «Read the rest of this article»
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Walk the District II
By Gregg Schlanger | July 20, 2006 |
Last Saturday’s “Walk the District” was a huge success. Thank you to all who participated. I really appreciate the overwhelming amount of support from all of you. Your encouragement keeps me going.
This Saturday, July 22nd, will be “Walk the District II”. Please join me for another day of canvassing. We will meet at the Super Giant Dairy Freeze, 1042 S. Riverside Drive, at 10:30 AM, return there for a free lunch at 12:30 and continue canvassing until 3 PM. If you miss us at 10:30, please come at 12:30 for the afternoon walk. «Read the rest of this article»
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