A new museum honoring citizens who served our country in times of war at home and abroad will be opening up on November 11, 2012, and you can help them.
Thanks to the evil progressives at BlueNC, who can't stand the thought of Americans serving America during war time (and would prefer to protest against her), I became aware of this effort during my morning patrol through the Lefty Hate-o-sphere.
For a nominal sum of $25, you can become a member of the museum, and receive a newsletter that will keep you updated on the activities of the museum.
Here are the four major themes of the museum from the website:
he programs and exhibits of The National Museum of Americans in Wartime™ will focus on the following four themes:
 | To honor veterans who served in military, from all branches, and covering all wars and conflicts from World War I to present. |
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| To emphasize personal stories of men and women in training, marshalling, combat, and homecoming experiences, weaving together both home front and war front stories to portray the unbreakable bond between those at home and those in uniform. |
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| To create highly interactive and unique exhibits and experiences to educate the public. Visitors will be able to touch, climb aboard, and participate in many exhibits and activities. See Exhibit section of our Web site for more details. |
| To create a national museum that will cover wartime experiences from across America. |
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Here is the entire post that you use to label the people with whom you have political differences as "evil":
"The National Museum of Americans in Wartime , in conjunction with Blackwater Worldwide, has launched Blogwater, a promotion whose purpose is to attract new members to the Museum. Invited bloggers who participate in Blogwater will actively promote Museum membership on their sites.
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Those bloggers who bring at least 100 new museum members or $5,000 in membership dues during the Blogwater promotion period will be invited by Blackwater Worldwide for a one-day orientation of elite Blackwater training at their training center in Moyock, North Carolina!"
Dehumanizing people like me doesn't make you a better person or a better blogger. It just reminds people why you remain on the margins despite all those years of having the President and Congress you wanted.
Calling evil evil is not dehumanizing. I recognize that the Progressive Agenda is evil, and am not afraid to label it correctly. OF course, if President Obama and his fellow travelers have their way, I might find myself under "scrutiny" for hate speech, or some other way designed to limit my right to call evil evil. Know this, I will fight you every step of the way, in all your endeavours of a "progressive" nature.
And it is very typical (and mighty convenient) for you to leave out the comment made by James Protzman (one of the top bloggers of BlueNC):
"Only Erik Prince could think of something this creepy. I wonder if there will be a special section of the museum called "Mercenary Madness at Manassas."
Note to Anne Tyrell: Please get a decent writer ... and a proofreader ... for the vividly voice of your propaganda. If your company makes that many mistakes with the English language, it's no surprise you make mistakes with bombs and bullets too."
We never had the Congress we wanted, Gordon. We never had the supermajority of 60 votes in the US Senate. You might want to ask President Obama how very important it was to fly Senator Sherrod from his mother's casket to cast the 60th vote on the Socialism for America Act. And President Bush was mixed bag (as I frequently blogged about).
The only way you guys can win is to try to find ways to limit our free speech. If that is not evil, then my moral compass is broken.
Oh, and if I was truly on the margin...you wouldn't bother checking up on me and my activities. Perhaps we can discuss it sometime during your upcoming campaign as you find out just how many are "on the margins" in my network. Smile pretty for the cameras, please.
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