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By: Parkergirl

Parkergirl — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 06:38:17 +0000

Tammy, this memorial at Ft. Hood is deeply moving. Having you here to give your astute comments is comforting. You give us inspiration. This terrorist attack on our military could have been prevented. Political correctness killed these people. The truth will come out. This man and Congress are destroying our country. OMG, there is cheering. Where is BO’s anger and indignation about this attack? At this moment I miss President George W. Bush. He kept us safe, but I fear we are in an EVEN MORE DANGEROUS 9/10 mindset. We have a lot of work to do to throw these bums out. And we will! This Roll Call is haunting and nearly unbearable. I will be changed forever by this day. It is clear Michele does NOT want to be there. She can’t wait to leave. All those lives gone forever. God help this country. We have no leadership. God Bless the fallen and injured soldiers and their families. Thank you for sharing this with us, Tammy. God Bless America.

By: naga5

naga5 — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 05:43:42 +0000

thank you for your husband’s service.
we always pray for their safety, the success of their mission and their safe trip home.
rick

By: Chuck

Chuck — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 04:07:44 +0000

Thank you so much Tammy for this very moving special broadcast. I also appreciate your mentioning of today’s special day for all Marines: the Marine Corps Birthday. Their selfless sacrifice allows us to enjoy our freedoms. May God grant the Corps eternal fortitude and courage to conduct their indispensable mission.

By: morecowbell

morecowbell — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 03:56:58 +0000

On Greta tonight, there was an interview with a neighbor of Hasan. She was given some ‘free stuff’ by Hasan. He gave her a microwave oven, some cheap shelving, a suit, some food, 4 chairs and 2 clothing racks before he went off on his Jihad. When asked what she thought of him, she said he was a ‘nice guy, he just made a mistake’. She then want on to say later in the interview he would always be a nice guy in her mind because he gave her the stuff.

With the greatest of ease, this perfectly nice, seemingly sane woman was able to morally balance out the massacre with about $200 in junk.

What does this say about our culture? If she was able to be bought off that easily by a mass murderer, why should we expect any better from our politicians who have essentially bought off their constituents with promises of thousands of dollars worth of ‘free stuff’. This kind of thinking explains the arrogance of our representatives… they have nothing to fear. Regardless of what they do, as long as their constituents get the ‘free stuff’, they will always be thought of as ‘nice guys’ and get the votes they need.

By: Palin2012

Palin2012 — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 01:39:54 +0000

Tammy – listening to the Podcast with my partner. I had missed a few parts of the last portion and am now sharing your show with her – they expect me to work you know : ) . Your comment about why we need another reminder from God – I’m afraid there will be more reminders because of the state our country is in. Those of us who were apathetic for so long (I’m guilty) now we know. This crap is on our backs – OUR CALL TO DUTY. If we have nothing else to say about the positive aspects regarding George Bush – this would not have happened on his watch. For the first time in my life I was not going to vote – and then there was Sarah Palin, she inspired me. I believe she will be the one to take us back to that shining city on a hill. She inspires us all. We can only hope, at this point, that she will not disappoint us. Thank you again, for sharing this memorial service with your Tammy Army today – it was “priceless”.

By: kmsimchak

kmsimchak — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 01:38:23 +0000

Tammy,

Thank you so much for speaking the truth. You were streaming my thoughts huh? I chose not to watch today because I could not stand the idea of “that man” giving a memorial speech! My husband is currently serving in Afghanistan and has served in Mosul. My heart is broken for the families. Someone said if it affects one soldier it affects all and that is so true. As I sit here in my house safe, and my husband safe in Khandahar there is nothing I can say but may God continue to Bless these families and all soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines, coast guard and merchant marines.

Kymme S

By: Ayeboots

Ayeboots — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 23:24:30 +0000

This unnecessary tradgedy by a Terrorist among us has left me angry and disgusted. Bush with
all is faults kept us safe since 9/11. His heart was in the right place; America First. All the men in
my family have served. Not since Carter and possibly Clinton have I had the feeling we are leaderless. I hold the Marxist in our government responsible. The tradgedies that happened
under Carter, Clinton and now Erkel are inexcusable. They created them by weakening the
military, the CIA and the FBI. They lack the resolve “that these dead shall not have died in vein”. Gather up your gumption America and throw the Bastards out. And, stop the errosion of our Freedom. God Bless the victims and God Bless America.

By: Tony in LV

Tony in LV — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 22:04:34 +0000

I’m happy that you decided to play the stream from Ft. Hood and comment on it. You did a great job.
I wouldn’t have listened to it otherwise (mostly because I knew the president would be uninspiring and phony).
I did catch the video of the event towards the end. It looked a bit like M.O. (with her hands behind her back) was looking at a museum display to pass the time instead of reflecting and perhaps offering a prayer.

More than once you said something that I had been thinking.
BHO was empty and shallow.
The roll call was very moving.

God bless all those who have given their lives for our country.
God bless all those who serve our country — past and present.
I hope someone shows some balls and calls this atrocity what it is and fires some people.
Enough already.