So are liberals really so clueless that they didn t already know that the culture was splintered and that they did it? now, i remember when they were urging a boycott of their own, of chick-fil-a because the ceo gave money to christian charities. but we christians or other traditional americans, what are we supposed to do? shovel our money to people who obviously despise us? we re not supposed to try to create alternative entertainment, business, news channels? i get it, sorry. they have are the only ones entitled to protest and create. it was great when they were the only ones, right, challenging the old guard, the old guard back in the 1960s and 1970s with their films and with their music? but when oliver anthony a guy nobody has heard of, strikes a cchord with his song it s seen s a threat. news flash to the elites, long before oliver anthony, country music embodied the independent,
Think, though, that we need to temper expectations that this will have, that this is a sign of incipient moves towards a joint effort by like minded nations to come together against the threat of china s rise. a lot of investment has been made in the mcchord for instance, the 4 way agreement between the united states and japan, australia and india but i do think we need to temper that inasmuch as the geographic realities will always impose themselves and so will the economics. all these countries have major economic relationships with china to keepin relationships with china to keep in mind and they are geographically far apart. japan and australia, thousands of kilometres of ocean separates them so the idea that this is some sort of incipient nato forming in the region as a bridge too far.
The boy makes a movement like a labored breath. i remember my heart sinking, and i start screaming out at this point. the boy is alive. the boy is alive. so i pulled the boy out, and i start running towards the bradley. as i m running i tell him it s going to be okay, it s going to be okay. i have you. don t die. don t die. he looks up at me, and in the video you can see where i stop running because he looks up at me for a second and then his eyes roll in the back of his head. mcchord hands the wounded boy to the medics at the bradley vehicle. zoo know, the whole time that this is going on, you know, my own kids are in the back of my head. when i put the boy inside the bradley, my platoon leader, who is a lieutenant, was standing there. what he said to me was mcchord, what the f are you doing? quit wasting your time with these mf ing children and go pull security.
And i could hear a little girl crying. realizing that there is a wounded child inside, mcchord and his soldiers run to the van. inside the van when i looked in was a little girl about 4 years old. she had a severe belly wound and glass in her eyes and in her hair and all over. next to her was a boy about 7 years old. he had a very severe wound to the right side of his head. next to him in the driver s seat was a father. lfs no way that he had survived. immediately i grabbed the little girl, grabbed a medic, and was picking glass out of the little girl s eyes so that she could blink. you know, there were no weapons or anything inside the van. it looked like a father driving his kids. the medic rushes the girl to a nearby vehicle as mcchord returns to the van to take a photograph. and as i put my camera down,