Thank You

[ILiveAgainParticipant]

Great Grandfathers, Grandfathers, Fathers, Uncles, Brothers, Sons, Husbands and friends.

Without your sacrifice we would all be living under the Nazi or Japanese jackboot.

Thank you also to the post war men for rebuilding and making better, bigger and greater.

Without you we’d all be living in s~~~.

Thank you men.

Thank you mgrow.

[Anonymous 25]

I second that and would like to take this special day to mark some of the most remarkable men in history, They gave us the freedom and technology that have made countless lives better for everyone. Without men such as this, we would still be living in caves.

The vilification and hatred of men is met with truth and words of thanks to men everywhere and in particular the following brilliant men:

– Albert Einstein
– Nikola Tesla
– Leonardo Da Vinci
– Isaac Newton
– Stephen Hawking
– Galileo Galilei
– Charles Darwin
– Benjamin Franklin
– Aristotle
– Mahatma Ghandi
– Mozart
– Thomas Edison
– Archimedes
– Abraham Lincoln

The list goes on…

[Anonymous 42]

70 years ago two cities fell in the blink of an eye. millions were displaced, 60 million died.

We’re confronted with a new face of evil, much like the fanatical Japanese, and Germans of the 1930’s, we’re also confronted fronted on two sides. We have the radicals that chop heads off, and burn people alive while caged, and we have far left feminism that chops living babies heads off for market, and incinerates the leftovers in power plants. One form of evil is on the outside developing nuclear weapons and delivery systems (vowing to deliver).
On the inside we have an evil that has ruined this nation by order of law legislated over the last 50+ years.
We may, and most likely will see freedom perish from the face of the earth as these two diabolical forces (diabolically opposed to each-other) set to destroy from within, and from without, leaving a carnage in the millions, if not billions, and possibly a nuclear exchange.

Gentlemen, these are dangerous and deadly times we live in. I hope we’re up to the challenge like our grandfathers were, but I don’t think so, they weren’t mostly manginas, they were for the most part “REAL MEN”.
We have monsters under the bed, and they’re as real as the air we hope to continue to breath.

[qeeqoParticipant 1168]

Yes thank you. We are soon coming to the point where we will no longer be able to live on the fumes of the greatness of our fathers and brothers and may need to rise up against the tyranny of this current generation.

[Dark KenshiParticipant 2132]

“The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.”

Tom Jefferson was f~~~ing right. Probably OUR time has come. We shall bathe the Tree of Liberty with blood.

Our blood, and their blood, many men will perish by the thousands, like the men before us did, and they were great not only for that, but because of their morals, characters and duty, and we, as their offspring, MUST be ready to meet the standards that THEY left us, not the idiotic standards that feminism and leftism raised.

The true bar that will measure us is the bar that our ancestors bathed with their blood and the blood of their enemies.

Men.
All of them.
In both sides, be they good or bad.

Brave men who faced death, who stared in the eyes of oblivion and NEVER backed down. They may felt fear, that chilling cold down their spine, but nonetheless, never became paralyzed by that. They kept moving, dodging, shooting, and may the hell freeze over many times if they died without taking AT LEAST five of the enemy with them.

This is more than a “thank you”. This is my personal promise, my duty as the offspring of great man, my word who encase my honor and the honor of the men who came before me:

I may fall, but I promise you, my great ancestors, if the time comes, I will be there, and my blood will mix with yours, once again, and the hell WILL f~~~ing freeze TEN times if I don’t surpass your deeds. You all have taught me HOW to be great, and this time to prove that I learned that, comes.

God bless you all, and thank you, men in pre, intra and post war.

"Young was I once, I walked alone, and bewildered seemed in the way; then I found me another and rich I thought me, for man is the joy of man." Odin, Hàvamàl, stanza 47.

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