Support our troops in Iraq.

"Doug thank you for what you and others have sent it is much appreciated, support from home does not come as easy as some would think."

A song written in Iraq by a soldierserving in the military there. This soldier's video is new and different. It is moving and heartwarming. Enjoy and pass it on!

The singer needs a recording contract when he comes home! American Idol or Nashville Star should contact him and he shouldn't have to wait in line.


Click this link to see video:

http://www.flashdemo.net/gallery/wake/index.htm

For these troops thousands of miles from home having a chance to do something familiar like watch a movie or play some video games with a buddy is a great distraction from the stress of the day.

I will be mailing this Monday or Tuesday. Between the USPS and the U.S. Army they get our packages to the troops in about 12 business days. Not bad for a 6,000 mile trip to the desert.

I was able to ship a care package to the 3rd Squadron,
73rd Cavalry (82nd Airborne Division) this morning.

They have been operating in Iraq for five months and have at least ten months to go. I have had it packaged and lying around for a couple weeks but just could not budget the shipping costs.

But because of generous donors mostly members of www.ronpaulforums.com I was able to ship it today.

Without the bureaucracy of an institution this effort is able to respond very quickly and with "0" overhead. Thank you true patriots!

I am a regular here these postal employees are really friendly.

This is 25lbs of goodies for our guys and gals deployed in Iraq. It costs $27.50 to mail USPS Priority mail to the APO address in the Arab Emerites and then the Army takes it from there. These packages arrive at the battalion headquarters about 11 days from shipment here in Indiana.