Quite An Achievement In 5 Months.....
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I only ask as I have been talking to a couple of friends who hadn't & I couldn't help but think had it been a story of bitterness & resentment it would of made front page news for a good while to come.
Personally after reading this story I am going to see if I can show some support to our boys overseas even if it just 'a parcel from home' .... a few cd's & magazines sort of thing ....... Anyone know how I would go about doing such a thing?
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,7374-2138521,00.html
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I do not support this war, I think it soldiers don'T get a choice, but I do not see, how this is something you can be proud of...
Both my husband and brother-in-law have been in Iraq.
They (of course) do not agree with my opinion, and are quite prepared to die for their country.
Well, I would definitely NOT be proud of them if it happened, I'd be more ****** at Bush than I already am.
And as much as I disliked our chanceler Schr�der.
Saying 'no' to this war is the one thing he got my respect for!
I suspect the sentiment lies in the fact that the soldiers father was a serving soldier for 30 years and knew what that life meant as only a serving soldier can. Perhaps if not then the story would have been a bitter one as losing a loved one can never be easy in any circumstance. Why not be proud?
I doubt you can send gifts, but you can send e-blueys. We should be proud and support our troops, the decision of politicians is not their individual fault and in many respects they - feel rightly or wrongly (I won't judge them) - that they are there for a good cause. See here for e-bluey info:
http://www.army.mod.uk/staffords/latest_news_iraq/keep_in_touch_send_gifts.htm
Phil - calm your jets man - this person only gave an opinion and they were foreign - way too treat folk eh!!!
Well just to support Bohne and go off thread a little my brother in law is a Major in the Tank Regiment and my cousins husband is a Lieutenant Colonel and they are both in Iraq.If I have 2 membere of my family in Iraq then I'm sure someone you know does - so why dont you just put a parcel together and address it to a soldier with that regiment
Your heart is in the right place but your responses are minging at times.Can you not just temper yourself a tinsy bit and just ignore an opinion you dont agree with - like mine:)