Reconciliation: noun - a situation in which two people or groups of people become friendly again after they have argued or the process of making two opposite beliefs, ideas, or situations agree.
Has America finally reached the point that nothing is sacred? That even our countryman who fought and died for this great Nation will no longer be afforded peace in their final slumber? It used to be known that our National Cemetaries were sacred ground, especially Arlington National Cemetary. Unfortunately, that is no longer the case. Now, we as a Nation have allowed one very small group of people to desecrate the ground of America's fallen heroes, but thankfully Lt Col Edwin Kennedy and his counterparts with Defend Arlington are not going to allow this to continue without the fight it deserves. It says a lot about a society on how they treat their fallen war heroes, what will it say about us in 200 years if we allow this disgusting behavior to continue? Will we fight for our dead as they fought for us? Or will we allow everything that might hurt someone's feelings to be bulldozed? If we cannot come together and fight for our fallen war heroes, then we have lost everything that once made us free human beings. The time to stand is now. Please join us to hear how you can help Lt Col Kennedy Defend Arlington.
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Reconciliation: noun - a situation in which two people or groups of people become friendly again after they have argued or the process of making two opposite beliefs, ideas, or situations agree.
Has America finally reached the point that nothing is sacred? That even our countryman who fought and died for this great Nation will no longer be afforded peace in their final slumber? It used to be known that our National Cemetaries were sacred ground, especially Arlington National Cemetary. Unfortunately, that is no longer the case. Now, we as a Nation have allowed one very small group of people to desecrate the ground of America's fallen heroes, but thankfully Lt Col Edwin Kennedy and his counterparts with Defend Arlington are not going to allow this to continue without the fight it deserves. It says a lot about a society on how they treat their fallen war heroes, what will it say about us in 200 years if we allow this disgusting behavior to continue? Will we fight for our dead as they fought for us? Or will we allow everything that might hurt someone's feelings to be bulldozed? If we cannot come together and fight for our fallen war heroes, then we have lost everything that once made us free human beings. The time to stand is now. Please join us to hear how you can help Lt Col Kennedy Defend Arlington.
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