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High_Side wrote:

badinfluence63 wrote: The fact it is allowed over here in America and that we speak English in America and not German or Japanese or still pay taxes to England is a testement to the American soldier. (I state that because I am pretty sure this is a Calgary based web site)

Looking out the window here in Calgary and I don't see an 'merican flag anywhere....

Neither are we paying taxes to the queen...

dr_bar wrote:

High_Side wrote:

badinfluence63 wrote: The fact it is allowed over here in America and that we speak English in America and not German or Japanese or still pay taxes to England is a testement to the American soldier. (I state that because I am pretty sure this is a Calgary based web site)

Looking out the window here in Calgary and I don't see an 'merican flag anywhere....

Neither are we paying taxes to the queen...

although she is our titular head of state, god bless her. Me, I am looking for a large crossed Maple Leaf/Union Jack patch to put on the back of my leathers.

And this Nov. 11th, I dust off my old beret, green in colour and sporting the MP Thunderbird, transfer my poppy to the beret side, and go to the service to remember those I served with and who are no longer with us and offer a prayer to Buddha that my few friends who are still in the CAF either come home safely or don't win another trip to Afghanistan.

Happy Remembrance Day and Veterans Day this coming November 11th to all my fellow defenders of their countries freedom.

Freedom isn't free. And I'm a little early . But but Today is26th wedding anniversary, and on the road Saturday onwards! Wanted to get this in as I see there are more then a few vets here.

God bless!

And for all you American Patriots:

When you are making out your Christmas card list this year,

please include the following:



A Recovering American Soldier

c/o WalterReedArmyMedical Center

6900 Georgia Avenue,NW

Washington,D.C.20307-5001