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Gathering of Eagles

Eagles Talons enough to win the day...........and the future

By Harry Riley, COL, USA, Ret

Gathering of Eagles

Tuesday, March 20, 2007

Mission Accomplished, Goals and Objectives satisfied..........that's the result of Americans gathering in Washington, D.C.on March 17, 2007 to proclaim pride in America, support and love for our warriors in harms way, and protection of the hallowed ground of our fallen guardians of freedom.

Emails, pictures, proclamations, high-five's, a renewed spirit and hope in Americais flying across the Internet, blogs, and mediafrom around the world......Eagles (Americans,Vets young and old, active duty warriors, Moms, Dads, sisters, brothers, college and high school students, cadets) landed in Washington, D.C. on St. Patrick's Day in massive numbers,announcing to the anti-war/anti-America hate spewing surrender crowd: get used to it, count on it, accept it, and live with.............EAGLES ARE YOUR FUTURE.

According to estimate reports from the National Park Service, 30,000 Eagles soared into Washington, D.C. on St. Patrick's day to confront and drive the annoying anti-war/ANSWER pestsback to their dark hide-outs of deception, distortion, lies, denigration, betrayal, treason, and surrender.

When the Eagle flies and the talons are bared, the vermin scatter, run for cover as did Jane Fonda and others who failed to return tothe vomitof her decadesold attempt to destroy America.......the anti-war 40 year reunion was akin to a funeral march as compared to theloud birthing joy of Eagles...

Eagles dominated the day while the national media,addicted to the ANSWER anti-war/anti-America rhetoric, bought their distorted message, focused on a few thousand misguided, aimless, American flag dragging, spitting young people, and communist, anti-troop, anti-America speakers while all but ignoring the tens of thousands of Eagles.

If media takes a look at film they will see two drastically different pictures when looking at the anti-war crowd and Gathering of Eagles participants.....one crowd with thousands of proud Americanflags, the other showed a half dozen and some of them were being dragged on the ground; one crowd with unity, brother and sisterhood, patriotic fervor, the other crowd with aimless direction, vilevenom of hatefor America...the contrast is clear...which view do you support America?

To say the Gathering of Eagles event in Washington, D.C. was a success would be an understatement....the massive numbers of Eagles is but an indicator of the commitment of American hearts to our nation, our troops, and the fallen warriors that have sacrificed for our freedom. To have been present and experience the joy, and yes pain, the relief, the emotional roller-coaster was beyond explanation...the Gold Star Mothers, the Blue Star Moms and Dads, the Veterans in wheel chairs, tears, hugs,...........in short the anti-war movement set up a reunionfor Vietnam Veterans, their widows, spouses, sons and daughters..........

The message of the day was "Welcome Home", "Never Again", "Win the War On Terror" from old warriors, young patriots, widows, spouses, and other Americans who found themselves back in the mud, but loving, cherishing, every bit of it.All willing to sacrificeonce again for whatever it takes..............to keep America the land of the free and home of the brave.

God bless America, our troops, their families and all the Eagles in body and spirit.

Harry Riley, COL, USA, Ret, Gathering of Eagles Co-Coordinator

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