FireSociety - Azriel De Mortes Angelo

Punishing the People

Azriel De Mortes Angelo — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 16:02:11 GMT

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Freedom is NEVER Free.

Azriel De Mortes Angelo — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 00:45:39 GMT

Freedom is never free. We as Americans need to remember this quote now more than ever. There is a lot of media hullabaloo about pulling out of Iraq or decreasing the military presence there or cutting our looses and bring our military members home. To me that is almost blasphemous. It degrades the value of those who serve and protect our country as well as their sacrifices. They know better than anyone what they do matters. Talk to an active service member who has served in Iraq. They will tell you about they harrowing experiences but you will hear more about how the helped a school to open, gave a woman and child a safe escort across town so that they could get healthcare. How they brought food and water to people who were sick, injured, and to afraid to travel outside to get help. They will tell you of an oppressed people who see them as heroes. Who offer our soldiers their every possession for their protection and safety even their young children. Does this sound like a people that threaten our countries safety? The answer is of course no . So what are we ...

We The People : Truth Hurts

Azriel De Mortes Angelo — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 15:28:12 GMT

You know someone has hit my voice nerve about this being a bad batch of people to pick from to have control our governmental future. Who do we trust to not get us in over our heads or to play nice with the world at large while keeping our sovereignty? Bush has not done the best job… no one debates this… but also given the crisis that have harrowed his tenure I doubt anyone else could or would have done any better. In the end we hear this euphemism all the time, "The lesser of two evils." Something about that statement and the presidential elections is very disturbing. Have we fallen so far from our founding father’s dreams for this country that we cannot find a person of honor, responsibility, morals and ethics to govern over the government? Or is it that we have lost interest in the governmental process because "We the People" have become disenfranchised with it because we do not see the benefit. Only the increased burden of paying for someone: who is either to lazy to work, can’t understand how to use birth control, is not even a citizen of this country. We let the elderly ...