Wednesday, May 14, 2025

IN MEMORY OF...

I Am A Retired Veteran
By Norman E. Hooben USAF, MSgt, Retired

I am a retired veteran of the United States Armed Forces
Now I am a member of We The People

During my active duty years I’ve seen war and rumors of war.  I protected We The People
I fought for God and country Blessed by We The People
The path I chose was The road not taken by We The People….

They were the best years of my life
Unbeknown to We The People
The hardships I endured Will never be shared

by We The People
For over two score years in uniform

Now I dress as We The People….
Time moves on and I’m here to say

Freedom is not free for We The People….
When it was said that old soldiers never die

They just fade away by We The People….
When the time has come and my years are spent
I’ll be buried by We The People….

 

In memory of Harry C. White
October 22, 1942 – April 16, 2025

UPDATE
Dateline Robertsdale, Alabama
17 May 2025

THE USAF VETERINARY SERVICE ASSOCIATION
Diane Peacher Donaldson 

Today Tim and I attended the Memorial Service for Harry accompanied by Norman Hooben. It was very special to meet his family and other close friends. Norman recited his poem “ I Am A Retired Veteran “ which was very special and appreciated. The graveside service was conducted by the Naval Chaplain that had known and worked with Harry for 15 years. The service was very sincere and personal. There was an Air Force Honor Guard that presented the Military Honors. There were several comments that “ Harry was bigger than life” by many who knew him. He will be missed but not forgotten. Pictured are the flowers from our group and Norman delivering his poem.









Tuesday, May 13, 2025

It's not supposed to work that way.

Matt Walsh: Any country that can’t function without American aid has no right to exist.

Monday, May 12, 2025

Governor Healy Caught Disrespecting American Flag In Favor Of Chinese Flag

 



When the US, a state, and a Chinese flag are displayed together, the US flag should be placed to the left of the viewer (the flag's own right). When flown with other flags on adjacent staffs, the American flag should be raised first and lowered last. In a grouping of flags, the American flag should be at the center and the highest point.

Explanation: 

Position of Honor:

The American flag is always considered the flag of honor and should be displayed in a way that reflects its importance. To the Left: When displayed with other flags, the US flag should be on the observer's left (the flag's own right). Higher and Central: In a grouping of flags, the US flag should be at the center and the highest point, signifying its primary role.

Sunday, May 11, 2025

WORLD HEADQUARTERS FOR CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY