For those who know Me well, Know that I am a VET from Desert Storm and you know how patriotic I am...YOU DONT PISS ON A SOLDIER AT HIS LAST HOUR WITHOUT ANSWERING TO ME.
You all may remember that I posted a topic recently on this site about the PGR.....if you all get a second you should go to the General Discussion Section and check out the series of posts Hookem has made in Reguards to a soldier that paid the sacrifice for his country...now many of you posted on my topic that you are members but have not been able to make many missions.......well Here is your Chance Its on a Saturday, Meet time I think is noon in Beaumont. If you dont go, I wont hold it against anyone. But This IS WHY THIS GROUP(PGR) HAD TO BE FORMED.... The Fricken communist Bastard protestors plan to be there.
Most of you guys also know how much I wanted Hooters and Strokers but due to this I will NOT be attending, I will be KSU at 730a -800a Heading from Sulphur to Beaumont. Those who go to Strokers and hooters drink one for me, Snake you can pinch one for me. I will copy one of the posts from Hookem below.........Nothing Pisses ME off More
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Kansas Church Plans Protest at Soldier's Funeral in Beaumont
October 3,2006
Members of a church from Kansas say they're planning to picket outside of a soldier's funeral service in Beaumont.
28 year old Edward Reynolds was killed last week in Iraq. His funeral is this Saturday at
at Borden Chapel Missionary Baptist Church. Visitation begins at 10 a.m. The funeral begins at 2 p.m.
Reynolds was engaged and has three children.
Ten to twelve members of Westboro Baptist Church in Topeka, Kansas, plan to protest outside the funeral service, not because of anything Reynolds did, but because the Kansas church believes the soldiers are fighting for a U.S. government that is not tough enough against homosexuals. The church has conducted similar protests at soldiers' funerals across the nation.
During a telephone interview Tuesday afternoon, church spokesman Jonathan Phelps talked about the group's beliefs.
"Our position is, soldiers know this is a country that enables homosexuality, and they fight for the nation anyway," said Phelps. "If families didn't turn funerals into patriotic pep rallies, we wouldn't travel to Beaumont, Texas. But they're saying 'God bless America,' and we feel like we have to make sure our message is heard."
Phelps said the church doesn't believe God has blessed America. Instead, he says members of the church believe God has turned against America because of what he calls our government's support for immoral behavior.
Airon Reynolds is the pastor at Borden Chapel Missionary Baptist Church. He's also the soldier's cousin.
We asked him about the planned protest.
"It's an act of desecration," said Reynolds. "He was only doing his patriotic duty. To have any form of a protest is almost an act of blasphemy, because they say they're doing it in the name of God, and God would have nothing to do with such a thing."
A procession escorting Sergeant Reynolds' body is expected to arrive in Beaumont late Wednesday afternoon.
The public is invited to show its support for the sergeant's family.
For more information about the route, look at the next story on our web page.
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