Dec
5
More Proof Of Saddam’s WMDs
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Paul Weyrich had a great column yesterday regarding the AP’s coverage of the evidence of Saddam Hussein’s nuclear weapons program, and why it has been so long in coming.
Weyrich points out that the reasons for the silence from the Bush Administration on the matter has been for National Security reasons–in other words, what we should espect from an honorable Commander-in-chief.
Now that this story has broken over the AP wire, we can fully appreciate what Pres. Bush has endured from the lying opposition of the Left. Weyrich asks the question, will these people finally apologize for their persecution of Pres. Bush and his associates? Probably not. But, will Scooter Libby finally be pardoned? Let’s hope so.
May
26
Memorial Day 2008
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Today is a hard day for my wife and I. Today we remember our little one, Ellie, who passed into the next world on December 12, 2007, after only two days of life. She was of greater stuff than this world could bear and so God, in his grace, let us hold her close for a few hours and then took her unto himself.
We named her Elisha, which means “God shall save.” God whispered the name to her mother in the days before her birth. We did not know how profound the name would become. God truly has saved her; saved her from a life during the most troubling and terrible times in earth’s history. We know that she earned that station through her goodness and obedience. She overcame the world even before coming here.
We grieve today with the parents and siblings and children of our fallen ones, taken from us in battle. They are truly heroes, and will be remembered in the eternities for their sacrifice. We salute them, and we honor their families.
May
20
Who was Wrong about WMDs?
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Recently, a friend wrote a letter to the editor of the Daily Herald, a local newspaper operating in Provo, Utah. This friend and I have been going around the tree for some time over the War in Iraq, an endeavor he views as immoral. In his letter he voices his support for our soldiers risking their lives for their country in places around the world, but feels sad that they must do so in an unjustifiable war in Iraq.
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