(big angel hugs) I respectfully disagree with you about Cindy, Jaime, as she is merely a grieving mother who lost a dear child in a war she doesn't believe in, who is seeking answers to the many questions that surely plague many like myself right now! (sad sigh) Her protest is most pure, her sentiments are nothing artificial to me, and I certainly don't believe she ever said our young men and women in uniform were babies, God Bless You, we all love you so much! Our disagreements certainly don't take away my belief that you have such a beautiful heart, sweet Jaime, thank you for sharing!



May love and light always shine upon you!

Love,
Noah Eaton

"If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten that we belong to each other"

Mother Teresa

Jaime~
You express your point of view clearly and poetically~

As a mother, I can empathize with the feelings of Cindy, and other mothers like her, and those not like her, who have given up a son/daughter to the ravages of war ... as a conscientious objector to the manner in which this mother has spoken out ... I can only say that I don't have to agree with her ... to understand her anguish~

Not having worn her shoes ... I simply can't cast stones ... but ... I don't have to watch it anymore either~

I do happen to support 'almost' all of the policies my President has dedicated himself to on behalf of those of us who elected him to serve us in the best interest of all citizens of the USA~

I hold Cindy in prayer ... that she finds comfort (not notority) to quell her anguish ... and I hold my President in prayer that he, and others under his charge, continue to make the decisions necessary to keep us safe on American soil~

There most likely won't come a day that all of the world will know peace and democracy ... but hopefully we will be able to say, ... "We tried."
*Huglets*
~*Marge*~

~*When the heart grieves over what it has lost,
the spirit rejoices over what it has left.
- Sufi epigram <))><

Email noles1@totcon.com