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Spirit of America

LtCol David Couvillon of the Marines says, "They say there aren't any 'silver bullets' for improving things in Iraq. I don't know. Spirit of America just might be a silver bullet."

The mission of Spirit of America is to extend the goodwill of the American people to assist those advancing freedom and peace abroad. What a great idea for the holidays! A gift that is given to advance democracy in the Middle East and helps our troops and coalition troops show Iraqis and Afghanis the goodwill that is in the heart of every American all year long? Call me Ms. Claus! I'm about to join and donate. I hope you all will give it your consideration as well.

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El Jefe Maximo said…
Surfed in while looking at blogs this evening, and liked yours. Will definitely blogroll it in the event that I finally figure out how to do so (am new at this).
12/09/2004 08:46:00 PM
Rena Bernard said…
Welcome to the blogosphere, El Jefe, and thanks for the kind words!
12/10/2004 03:45:00 AM
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