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I chose the Marine Corps for several reasons. If I had to go to war, I wanted to go with some boys that were born for it. I knew somedayI would write about them. These were the guys I went to war with, the wild ones & the crazy ones, they lived by their own rules. They were the bravest men I will ever know. To go to war with them and earn their respect under fire, and their trust and their love, is something I will treasure forever..
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Jan 13, 2026 ∙ 1 min
ICE KILLER
The best witnesses at Jonathan Ross‘s trial will be all of the fellow ice officers who didn’t draw their weapon that day, Also there are no circumstances where an officer of the law who had just shot someone to death would be allowed to leave the scene alone. That’s pure gangsta. Bob McLane Voices4peace.org
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Nov 24, 2025 ∙ 3 min
The Harrowing Journey to Ca Lu: A Veteran's Tale of Survival
A Glimpse into the Chaos We heard about this place. It was infamous for the sheer number of incoming rounds—1,300 in just 24 hours. They stopped sending out patrols because nobody came back. It was a death trap. But then, we got word that it was our time to go there. Driving through an ambush to get to Ca Lu felt surreal. The tension was palpable. The tanks that were supposed to escort us for the last leg of the journey? They were destroyed. So, we drove to LZ Stud and flew the rest of the...
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Nov 20, 2025 ∙ 4 min
Understanding Why Veterans Stand Against War
You know, it’s kind of ironic. The folks who’ve been in the thick of battle, who’ve seen the chaos and carnage up close, are often the loudest voices saying, “Hey, maybe war isn’t the answer.” I’m talking about veterans - the very people trained to fight wars - who now stand firmly against them. It’s a paradox that’s worth unpacking, especially if you want to understand the real cost of conflict beyond the headlines and political speeches. Let me take you on a journey through the minds and...
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