Heroism On and Off The Battlefield
July 31st 2007 18:25
Wow, it's hard to read this without getting choked up. Yet another reason I am proud to be an American and eternally grateful for the men and women of the United States Military. Not that this will get widespread coverage in the elite media either in America or abroad; it just doesn't fit well with the leftist view of patriotic soldiers as victims or predators. And it certainly doesn't fit the paradigm of evil America (i.e. The Bush Administration) waging a "war for oil" at the expense of innocent Iraqis, who would have been much better off had we allowed Saddam Hussein to continue his brutal reign of terror. But I am sure these handicapped and orphaned Iraqi boys are eternally grateful:
It often takes the most challenging of situations to bring out the best in each of us. For Maj. Southworth, that paradox led him not only to adopt a disabled Iraqi orphan as his son, but also to wage a relentless battle against bureaucratic obstacles to bring 24 mistreated orphans out of a corrupt Iraqi orphanage, and into the homes of loving American families.
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It often takes the most challenging of situations to bring out the best in each of us. For Maj. Southworth, that paradox led him not only to adopt a disabled Iraqi orphan as his son, but also to wage a relentless battle against bureaucratic obstacles to bring 24 mistreated orphans out of a corrupt Iraqi orphanage, and into the homes of loving American families.
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