On June 6th, 1944 General Eisenhower ordered the Allied invasion of France at Normandy.
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80th Anniversary of D-Day
On June 6th, 1944, General Eisenhower ordered the Allied invasion of France at Normandy.
The 79th Anniversary of D-Day
On June 6th, 1944 General Eisenhower ordered the Allied invasion of France at Normandy.
Remembering D-Day
On June 6th, 1944, General Eisenhower ordered the Allied invasion of France at Normandy.
They gave up their safety for freedom.
On June 6th, 1944, tens of thousands of American heroes gave up every last shred of safety for liberty. Sadly, Americans are now giving up their liberty for safety.
What would they think?
Yes, life itself is worth defending, but life itself is not what makes us in God's image. It is freedom, the freedom to choose, and yes, to fail that is worth fighting for. It is free will, not safety that allows humans to achieve greatness.
75th Anniversary of D-Day
Three-quarters of a century later, we still remember the brave men who stormed those beaches for our freedom and what their countless acts of bravery mean to us today.
So, you want to compare Trump and his followers to Hitler and the Nazis?
An encounter on the part of illegal aliens with ICE or the Border Patrol will usually result in that person being returned healthy and alive to their home country. Capture by the Nazi SS always resulted in the enslavement and usually the eventual death of those captured.
The 74th Anniversary of D-Day
Today is the 74th Anniversary of D-Day. Between 4,000 and 5,000 Allied soldiers died that day in June 1944, no one is really sure. We know that many of them did not even make it onto dry land, and thousands more would be killed in the days immediately following.
Remembering our fallen heroes on Memorial Day: Are we worthy of their sacrifice?
How would those who died in the War of 1812 react to football players not honoring the Star Spangled Banner, a song written about the flag some of them literally died to defend?
Liberty Relearned 