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Friday, October 14, 2011

Wounded Warrior Project

The Wounded Warrior Project is an organization that the US has needed for awhile.  I believe that the WWP provides more care to wounded soldiers then the military does.  It should be the other way around.  The government is the ones that sent them to war and cost them their peace of mind.

The WWP  is a non-profit organization that help soldiers get back on their feet from injuries of war.  WWP does more then just help soldiers with disabilities that they have acquired from war.  WWP raises the awareness to many people about the need for helping out the injured soldiers, helping the injured with medical expenses, and even helping them coup with their injuries and fit back in with their families.


With the help of the many sponsors from around the world injured soldiers are able to receive care packs for them and their families.  Since, WWP has started 95% of the soldiers who entered the program have developed the new coping skills. With the money that is donated to WWP 5,679 care packs have been delivered to warriors who have paid a great cost for our country.  If the WWP continues then maybe the 87% graduation rate can rise to 95% or even a 100%.
Without WWP many soldiers would not have the care they get today.  WWP is an organization that everyone should be involved in whether it is donating money or even a few hours a few to events. I hope that WWP will be able to continue to help many soldiers and their families for many years to come.  WWP is the way all people should be when it comes to helping those in need.

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

What is War?

War is forceful, protecting our country against an attack from another ones action.
War is selfish, fighting to get revenge on some one else for their wrong actions.
War is right, killing thousands of responsible people.
War is moralistic, shedding blood for ones beliefs.
War is destructive, changing the physical look of nature.
War is costly, spending billions of dollars per day.
War is needed, proving whats right.
War is serving, leaving loved ones behind.
War is murder,  slaughtering the innocent.
War is demonic, prompting mass destruction.

Monday, September 12, 2011

Remembering 9/11

September 11, 2001 is a day that will never be forgotten. O:n 9/11 many children, parents, and wives lost loved ones to an Al Qaeda terrorist attack on the World Trade Centers and the Pentagon. Without any warning, Al Qaeda terrorist hijacked four U.S. planes with intent to cause harm and that they did. The attacks on the Pentagon and World Trade Centers caused more the 3,000 casualties and injured hundreds more.

I remember that day like it was yesterday. I was in the 1st grade in McCrory elementary school working on math. At that age, I did not understand exactly what was happening, I just knew something bad had happened. My teacher, Ms. Reynolds, got a phone call and started crying. Later, she explained to us what had happened, doing her best considering we were only six years old at the time. Fearing an attack could happen anywhere at anytime, school was dismissed for the remander of the day.

Since 9/11 my life hasnt been affected much. Traveling by plane is much tougher. Before 9/11, security was relaxed and it would only take a few minutes to pass through. The biggest affect on my life would be the war. Seeing friends, family, and neighbors going to war is very disturbing, knowing that one day it may be me going over seas to fight for my freedom and liberty.