Boys To Be Proud Of

The flower that blooms in adversity is the rarest, most precious of all....

These boys did face adversity and tragedy, using their training and faith to lead them. I can't imagine the terror they faced head on. Thanks for your blog entry this morning. It gives me hope that the idiots in the ACLU and the monsters in NAMBLA may yet be thwarted in their quest to destroy this organization.

I went through the scout program in my youth and it has served me well the last 40 years.It's good to hear that the scouting program still teaches things young people need to know and will retain throughout their life.

There is our future.
There are some real leaders.
And there is goodness in this world.
These boys make us proud.
We ARE thwarting the sickos at the ACLU and NAMBLA.
We can stand up to them and we should.
It is only the good and right thing to do.

For the last 2 weeks I have been "covered up" with work and family. I have even taken the first exam to become a High School Teacher (Praxis I). I easily passed Reading and Mathematics, scoring a "perfect score" in math. I just hope I did OK in writing.

Now back to the subject, I have never been prouder of the Boy Scouts than after reading the quote from that Scout. It makes me feel alittle more confident about our country's future. Good going, fellow Scouts! (from an older Scout!)

that used a rock and a pole to move the stones that had buried their troop members saved lives that day, and what upset them was the couldn't save them all. Amazing Scouts.

If you get a chance stop by and read my article entitled "After Shocks: D.C. vs. Heller".

I think there is a consequence of this ruling that the Looney Left and the Liberal Elites will hate.