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Eagles Up

Friends,

A classmate shared her Pastor’s sermon with me … God bless this servant Pastor for his faithfulness and inspiration.

I want to focus with you a specific portion of his message, just below, and how I relate it to America.

"I saw something the other day that fascinated me.  I was driving early in the morning down Orange Avenue.  Up ahead of me on the sidewalk was a young woman taking a morning walk.  And as she was walking along suddenly a great dog came charging out from behind a house on a side street off of Orange.  The dog was barking and snarling.  And the dog was charging straight toward this young woman.  Now what do you think she did at that point?  Run away?  Freeze?  Scream for help? No!  You know what she did? She charged the dog!  She challenged the dog! She stared the dog down! She turned him away!  She ran him back home!  And then she resumed her walk.  Now where do you think she got that kind of courage?  I’ll tell you where.  It was love.  You see, what I didn’t tell you is that she was not taking her morning walk alone.  She had her baby with her. She was pushing her baby in the stroller.  And when that dog charged toward her baby she did what any mother would do — she stepped between the dog and her child.  She was more concerned about her baby’s welfare than she was about her own welfare."  

The lady in the example touches my heart in thinking about America….America prefers a walk in peace but the "dog of hate and destruction" is rushing toward us within and without in the form of an enemy with an attitude much like the dog described above…vicious, bloodthirsty, selfish, hell-bent on destruction……..should we freeze, become paralyzed, retreat, have a debate, or charge the dog, exercise courage, be willing to sacrifice ourselves? Oh yes, the suggestion is not for personal safety, it’s for the baby, the infant of future of America….It is the love I feel for our beloved nation and those after us that trumps any
personal fear……. 

As you know I have been involved with a movement comprised of all stripes that have decided to "step in front" of the charging dog. We’ve named ourselves "Eagles", and with great humility, as our national symbol represents the faithfulness, sacrificial blood, and courage of untold patriots that have "stepped in front of the dog" to protect American generations.  May Eagles not stain our national emblem or the memory of our sacrificial founders by shrinking from our obligation to fly high the torch of freedom and courage whenever and wherever required.

Eagles, like the lady in the example, do not hate the "charging dog". Hate does not enter into the picture, it’s about a real threat that is imminent and instinctively requires a offensive reaction to a potential deadly situation.  Can we take a chance the dog is only bluffing, will stop just before the attack, assume his aggressive nature is a scare tactic, and that he will retreat, tuck his tail, relax his ugly fangs and go back from whence he came?…..do we ignore the threat, continue our walk, taking a chance our "baby" will be torn to shreds? 

America must deal with the "charging dog" before we can continue our walk in peace.  Eagles don’t employ weapons of physical destruction against the threat, we challenge the "god of hate" with a determined stare his "attack dog" cannot mistake. Eagles stand rock solid, locked in cohesion, shoulder to shoulder in numbers that demonstrate Lady America will not be intimidated,  we will not retreat, we will not shrink before any threat, no matter how large, vicious, or determined the enemy…we will demonstrate a resolve as closely as possible to the "mother protecting her baby"….with our lives if necessary.

May God give Eagles the will, the courage, the determination and inherent protection of a "mother" as the steel and foundation under our mission to protect America.

Eagles will again be gathering in March 2008 in Washington, D.C. as we did in March 2007 to face the "charging dog" associated with Code Pink, Act Now to Stop War and End Racism (ANSWER), Vietnam Veterans Against War (VVAW),  Iraq Veterans Against War (IVAW), Council on America-Islamic Relations (CAIR), selfish and greedy politicians, and other anti-America organizations and elements.  My prayer is that America will no longer view the "attack dog" as docile, or that it will tire and go away, but recognize the threat for what it is….real and must be confronted and physically challenged.

Our warriors are meeting the challenge far from home, we on the homefront have an opportunity to drive a stake in the heart of the anti-America, surrender movement…they are admitting their followers are in decline, their message is not working, and using every distorted message as a motivator to make one last effort in Washington, D.C. next March.  May tens and hundreds of thousands of Americans under the Eagle Banner develop the courage of a "mother defending her baby" as we apply her selfless motivation to moving us to the defense of our nation next March in Washington, D.C.

The exact when, where, what, and leadership detail of the mid-March 2008 event is unknown now… but we know enough to start planning the trip.  The question is, do we have enough love for America to step forward…is America more important than ourselves?  Are we willing to make the sacrifice it takes to step between infant America and the "charging dog"?

Harry Riley, COL,
USA, Ret

http://www.eaglesup.us 
- Where there is no offense, there is no effect.

But they that wait upon the LORD shall renew strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary;  they shall walk, and not faint. (Isaiah 40:31)