Hello, All!!!

I don't believe anyone has give Prime Minister Tony Blair credit for all that he has done to help liberate the Iraqi people. He risked his political career to do the right thing!!! We thank the British troops!! We thank the citizens of the UK for the sacrifices they have made. Our hearts go out to the families who have sons or daughters serving in the military. Thank you!

Regards to everyone,
Joyce

Yes Joyce !!

A thank you to the British and American troops for putting their lives in great and constant danger for the purpose of freedom. May the Iraqis enjoy and experience the same freedoms we do which we take for granted at times.

Sabra

Tish

Sabra -

I look at your post; I enjoy it. I am glad that you are speaking out. My eyes wander a bit. I see that it is your post # 1111.

Goose bumps.

Joyce

And Sabra -

Now I see that my post was #11. Guess all of the # 11111111 connected.

Goose bumps.

...and yours 11 Joyce!!!

Joyce,

You are right on!! He deserves our recognition and credit for believing in a cause that was just and right. I sort of have a secret crush on Tony Blair. Well, now it is not so secret.

All my heart felt thanks to the Brits, the Aussies and other allies of the coalition troops who are working with the USA troops.



Donna

God Bless the US and UK Troops, their allies, and their families for their courage and bravery
for the spirit of freedom. May God be with them, give the troops and their families strength, safety
and peace in their heart. May God give us all faith in our tomorrows.

Donna,

Yeah, I sort of have a crush on Tony Blair,
too!

I have read all of your posts. Agreed with them all. I can almost predict when you will show up. I feel like I know you.

Only wish JWhop could still post. He was right and took so much grief.

Love,
Joyce

hi Joyce,
Im not so sure Jwhop was "right"..but Im not even too sure what you mean by that.

This war is FAR from over.
All will become more evident in the next couple of months...after the full moon on April 16 then another crucial time...the 2 eclipses in May, especially May 15.

yes, it was wonderful to see the Iraqis so elated..(however I did wonder why there were so few on the streets for a city of 5 million) They must still be kind of scared.

Stay tuned for ALL news now..everything about the UN as well as the European Union.

We are at the beginning stepping stones of WW3,so you wont mind if I dont shake Mr. Blairs hand right now, will you?!.

.."theres a lot more fighting to be done
http://www.globeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20030409.wmain0409_8/BNStory/International

And the greed of rebuilding Iraq will become prevalent as well..

..."Despite opposition from European governments, Washington has insisted for weeks that Britain and the United States should have the dominant say in Iraq after Saddam Hussein is deposed because they have paid the cost of the conflict in resources and the lives of their soldiers. A Pentagon agency headed by Jay Garner, a retired U.S. general, is about to set up shop in Iraq to co-ordinate reconstruction and administration.

Donna, have you been lurking? I used the signature that said "I have a crush on Tony Blair" up until yesterday . LMAO (it was on another site). I still think he is cute and I love the Brit accent. I got a lot of flack about it too, but I don't care, I really do like him!