Monthly archive for May 2008

Spiritual Solutions for Combat Trauma

Friday, den 30. May 2008

By Major General (Retired) Bob Dees, US Army
Executive Director, Military Ministry
a Division of Campus Crusade for Christ International
The reality of war is that everyone gets wounded. Some wounds heal rapidly, but some last for a lifetime. Some wounds can be seen. Some wounds are invisible inside the heart, soul, and spirit of […]

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Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome

Wednesday, den 28. May 2008

Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome. It’s a problem; but neither side is talking about solutions. It’s become too politically charged an issue. Conservatives are afraid to talk about it because Liberals use it as the reason we shouldn’t be in Iraq. Meanwhile it’s a national epidemic and its not limited to veterans of the Iraqi war. […]

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Major General Robert F. Dees and Anthony Vultaggio Discuss the New Thought Revolution and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

Tuesday, den 27. May 2008

In this episode Retired Major General Robert F. Dees joined Anthony Vultaggio and the new thought revolution. The topic: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Addressing how it affects our soldiers — past and present — Anthony and Major General Dees talked about the problem and solutions.
Criticizing the stigma linked to mental illness and the Liberals’ use […]

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Who Is Major General (Retired) Robert F. Dees?

Sunday, den 25. May 2008

Major General (Retired) Robert F. Dees was born in Amarillo, Texas on 2 February 1950. Upon graduation from the US Military Academy in 1972, he was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Infantry and was awarded a Bachelor of Science degree. He also holds a Master of Science degree in operations research […]

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Americans: There’s a Revolution on the Air

Sunday, den 18. May 2008

Join the new thought revolution. Help America to be what it should be. It’s not America reinvented …
it’s America reinvigorated and renewed with vision, purpose and a clear identity. Children don’t stand for the pledge of Allegiance; parents don’t care. Government employees won’t sign an oath of
allegiance to our nation; the lawyers say that’s okay. […]

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In God We Trust

Tuesday, den 13. May 2008

A.P. Reported Sunday, May 4, 2008 that a man went in front of a judge to allow him to legally  change his name. No, he doesn’t want to change his name to his wife’s maiden name, this guy wants to change is name to “In God We Trust.” I’ll pause here and wait for you […]

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Karma: Score One for Our Side

Tuesday, den 13. May 2008

Karma is a funny thing. Most people refer to it only when they’ve done something good or the OTHER person has done something bad. I’ll confess, I’ve secretly wished that bad things happen to bad people. That’s why this news story reported by the AP on May 5, 2008 was just too perfect to pass […]

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Pledge Allegiance to Your Country

Monday, den 12. May 2008

Children don’t stand for the pledge of Allegiance; parents don’t care and the lawyers say that’s okay. It’s not okay. It’s time for a revolution of the American kind. Americans stand up and tell me what you think. Agree? Disagree? Drop me a line and sound off!

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Swearing An Oath to Defend and Protect

Monday, den 5. May 2008

A Cal State Professor won’t sign an oath to defend and protect. This pacifist says it goes against her beliefs. How can you claim to be American yet refuse to defend this nation that gives you the right to be a pacifist? Agree? Disagree? Hear me out and share your comments.

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The Great Concealed Weapons Debate

Sunday, den 4. May 2008

Concealed weapons stop more crimes than they cause. If you don’t know who’s packing you’re less likely to use lethal force to commit a crime. Florida’s proven it. Why won’t California embrace it? If more responsible citizens carried concealed weapons perhaps we’d put a stop to some of the campus violence. It’s not vigilante justice. […]

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