My Son Leaves For Afgahnistan Tomorrow

Young men often feel a need to run off and fight. It does not matter what the war represents, so long as we have one. Another brave young man tests himself at the hands of Aries. Do not ask why we are the way we are, just love your son and never stop believing in miracles. Sometimes God will show compassion for his weakest souls. Do not judge his actions, that is between himself and God.

END THE WARS

get a clue motherfucker

Both military I guess.

Don't cry... Because this is all just temporary.

i made a film on it years ago, i know more about the subject than your sheeple "yes sir!" ass

Sorry to hear that he will fight for the illuminati/nwo elite...

Idiot

Mine goes in March.

Godspeed.

Prayers for you and yours as well.

all anti U.S. military propaganda spewed out by our own worthless pussy assed punk ass generation that's afraid to fight for our country but is willing to reap all the benefits of living here at the same time.

you can suck my dick too.

I sent you an email.
Prayers for you all too.

I sent you an email.
Prayers for you all too.

God bless you and your son...as a fellow veteran I always say a prayer every night for all the soldiers in harms way or just a long way from home, and it takes tolls on families, but stay strong in whatever your belief system is and you will get through it and stronger because of it

Wish you were right. kinda, but we're there for the resources. Poppy and an oil pipeline to Israel.

my quest of a one world order can not become to fruition without cannon fodder like yours for the cause

thanks sheeple



sincerely, the globalists elite that brought you the federal reserve

oh my what a high-minded condescending prick, well done!



Last Edited by Hillcrest on 01/09/2011 01:48 PM

Mrs. Smith,

Sorry to hear about your son's impending departure. I have a little brother over there, and though initially my family was originally made to believe we would only be able to communicate with him via snail mail, there have been exceptions to that. So, with that in mind, I hope you find the same to hold true. It all depends on his original stationing, tools that he has available (phone, computer), how many times he may be moved, his job (MOS - Military Occupation Specialty), the weather, and a numerous other factors.

Each day that passes, he is one day closer to getting back home (either on leave, or end of his tour). I hope like hell you get about halfway through the deployment and he has a chance to come home for a few. Does a heart good.

A bit off topic - my siblings and I all met at my mom and step-dad's yesterday to spend time together (a late Christmas due to bad weather and lack of available time during the actual holiday) and all of our kids (mine and my siblings children) were opening presents. I found myself nearly in tears when I heard his voice from a book that my son had received. Didn't expect that. Kept myself together, though.
However, when my step-dad (formal titling - he has done well in trying to be a dad....and so has my real dad...props to both of them) opened his present, he heard the same, and started crying pretty darn hard. I heard my mom say "You're not gonna cry again, are you?" and I issued a rebuttal. He is entitled to cry, as is any family member that is going through the same. So I reminded him that in short order, we should be seeing that face again for a few days, and then he'll go back over, and before you know if he'll be back home for good to go fishing, throw hay, put smiles on faces, and give us a live performance of Telephone by Lady GaGa live in person.

None of this is meant to make you frown, but as a platform for which you can build a method to get past this tough time. For if we do not have hope...what do we have?

The very best to you and yours, as well as anybody else that has a loved one away. None of your pain goes unseen, none of your hurt unheard.

May all of your family, as well as the members of this forum, provide you the strength to get through, and a shoulder to lean on if you need.

Regards,

TheVoiceInYourHead (Yeah, the same guy that made a cameo appearance on voice chat the other night...next time I visit, I'll be more formal)

P.S. Anybody that might decide to enter this thread and chide the trials that any family member of a soldier is going through....I offer you the following....

That is harsh but TRUE and VALID.

You should have helped him shoot off a little toe or something, anything, to not go.

Hope you are proud and that he is giving his all to GUARDING THE POPPY FIELDS. What a sucker.

Hope also that he comes back ALIVE.

You will never see your son again. If he doesn't get killed he will be a completely different person when he comes back

Two out of three female soldiers are sexually assaulted by fellow male soldiers. If he participates in that or turns a blind eye to it what will it do to him? Fifty percent plus have PTSD and aren't being treated or given time off to heal. Their minds are being shattered.

He will discover that he is participating in murder with no way out. You have lost your son.

Sometimes, and especially in this economy, the military offers the only viable path for a young person. It's just the way things are.

You should be ashamed of hammering a mother that way.

yes, they should.. all of them.

God Speed for your son.

for support of a member of the GLP community.

Ashamed? You should be ashamed for not having the guts to tell the truth to your children you coward chickenshit. Just a bunch of free-range cattle getting fat, stupid, and happy for the slaughter.

The only viable path is to NOT continue down this path of lies. Why are you and the other whiny coward bitches so terrified of the truth?

May I ask WHAT he is there to do in perhaps secrecy in some terrible way if he has not contact? What does he do? I am not putting him down, but these are questions that need to be asked.

No one is afraid of the "truth" you claim to bring.

We simply feel this thread is not the place to express it in such a manner.

If you had any class, you'd understand that.

And....What have you done for your country lately??????

My son did two tours in Iraq.

I wish him safety and prayers. For you strength.