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What can you say after reading that? What can you possibly say that would add anything to the weight of this young Sergeant's words?
Incredible, simply incredible.
Thank you SGT Walter J. Rausch. We will spread your message that “freedom isn’t free” far and wide!
It's wonderful to hear from those on the ground. Thanks for sharing. I voted at RCP
Thanks... too bad only "some" care about what the soldiers are telling us.
I'm a 57-year-old U.S. citizen who spent 21/2 years overseas in the U.S. Army during Vietnam. The sergeant may be speaking with sincerity, buit he is sincerely wrong. We have already lost our freedoms domestically (they were gone during the Vietnam War, as the FBI and other federal agencies and local police violated EVERY constitutional provision in COINTELPRO and other "pro-active" measures). Who are you kidding, sergeant? You are fighting for Israeli oil, and for the plans of globalists who haven't bothered to confide in you or the rest of us. It is an historic crime to bankrupt future generations of Americans for this war-based-upon-a-pack-of-lies - as was the Vietnam War. I'm real motivated to write like this, since the Government illegally entered my home a while back after I wrote entirely legal letters to a couple newspapers. You ain't fighting for anybody's freedom - only for those too heartless and powerful for you to understand. They got you right where they want you.
Phillip, although I appreciate your service, your opinion is yours and you are entitled to it, just as SGT Rausch is. You have no right to tel him he is "wrong" just because you happen to have had different experiences, just as he would have the tact to avoid using the word "wrong" when referring to your last comment.
You were in Vietnam and can speak to that but HE is in the position to speak to where HE is now.
Please show him the respect of understanding HE is there, HE is the firsthand witness on what we are doing there.
I have not had MY liberties here hindered in any way and I am truly sorry if you have.
I haven't had mine hindered either. I'm still free to come and go as I please without having to carry identity papers authorizing me to be in certain places and not in others, I still write what I wish to write, say what I wish to say, vote as I please, DO as I please.
Where it otherwise, there would be a problem. A rather large problem.
We run over ourselves creating new laws to uphold other laws, forgetting what laws came before hand, this is true. Our country needs to be cleaned up. Badly. Sniping at others for what they see first hand and telling them how wrong they are isn't the way to go about that.
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