In support of our troops

1,800 YEARS LATER TROOPS STILL JUST WANT TO HEAR FROM HOME Just like the troops of antiquity, hearing from home is the most important thing our troops need while serving so far from all their friends and family back home. The smallest note of encouragement means everything to someone serving overseas. Sadly, we constantly hear that our Care Packages are the only piece of mail that many troops will receive all year. Troops in ancient times desperately wanted to hear from home, just like today. It's that challenge that Move America Forward strives to meet head on with every single Care Package we send. Please DONATE a Care Package with your personal message, to tell today's heroes that you are behind them 100%, your gift of 25, 50, 100, 200 or more will never be forgotten.   "Aurelius Polion" wrote this newly discovered and translated letter some 1,800 years ago, but its words are the exact same troops write today. It reads just like other letters and messages Move America Forward receives from Afghanistan.   Addressed to his mother (a bread seller), sister and brother, part of it reads: "I pray that you are in good health night and day, and I always make obeisance before all the gods on your behalf. I do not cease writing to you, but you do not have me in mind." He, like today's troops, are volunteers that signed up to serve knowing that it would mean leaving their family and friends thousands of miles behind to ensure all of their safety. In his letter, Polion continues on to tell his family that he is desperate to hear from them and despite sending 6 other letter he still has not heard from them and that  he looks forward to the day that he can come home.    Just like today's troops, in this letter he describes hearing from home as most important thing he wants most. But this is a story we hear far too often today, as people go on about their lives it is easy to forget about sending your love and support to those who are deployed in Afghanistan. They need your support TODAY.  Right now you can reach someone like SSgt Martin (pictured above with another member of his unit) or the thousands of others who just like "Aurelius Polion", desperately want to hear from home. Send you Care Package TODAY!!    MAF Care Packages Include these great items: Roger Family Gourmet Coffee, Jelly Belly "Candy Diplomacy" Jelly beans, Swiss Miss Hot Chocolate, Genuine Oreo Cookies, Painted hills 100% Free Range Beef Jerky, Planters Nuts/Trail Mix, Hoo-Ahhs Extra Large Field Towels, Speed Stick Deodorant, SPF Lip Balm, SPF Sunblock, "For the Troop" CD's Featuring Lt Dan Band and Montgomery Gentry, Support the troops Military Crisis Wristbands, Military OneSource Resource Packet, U.S. Constitution, Various Novels and other Reading Material, assorted candy from Hershey company & Mars Chocolate candy, Playing Cards MOST IMPORTANTLY - EACH CARE PACKAGE COMES WITH A PERSONAL NOTE YOU FILL OUT WITH YOUR DONATION! All Donations are Tax Deductible Please make all checks payable to "Move America Forward" Donations by Check Can be Sent To: ATTN: Scott Raab Move America Forward 8795 Folsom Blvd. Suite 103 Sacramento, CA 95826 To sign up a deployed servicemember to receive a care package or to request care packages if you are a deployed servicemember, visit www.moveamericaforward.org or call (916) 441-6197.

Netanyahu: “Border with Syria has lately been full of jihad and Hezbollah terrorists”

Robert Spencer  / Jihad Watch

This is no surprise. Sunni jihadists in Syria have said that the liberation of “Palestine” will follow Assad’s fall. And Hizballah, of course, is no less dedicated to the destruction of Israel. They may exhaust each other, however, before they can ever get close to harming Israel.

“Netanyahu: Syrian Border Full of Jihad and Hezbollah Terrorists,” from the Jewish Press, March 18:

The “border with Syria has lately been full of jihad and Hezbollah terrorists, placing us with a new challenge, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu told the Likud party caucus Tuesday.

Speaking shortly after a bomb, apparently planted by Hezbollah, exploded at an Israeli patrol and wounded three soldiers, he added, “We have succeeded to maintain quiet against the civil war in Syria, and we will continue to act with aggressiveness to maintain the security of Israel.”

Today...Right Side Patriots on CPR Worldwide Media

Today...Right Side Patriots on CPR Worldwide Media

By: Diane Sori

Today's first guest on RIGHT SIDE PATRIOTS will be William Robert Looman, the Oathkeepers District Leader for NW Georgia and a former Marine who served in Operation Desert Storm. Bill has the 'honor' of being the first American investing by the FBI after Obama took office when accusations surfaced that he was a racist because he had a sign on his business truck saying he will NOT hire anyone until Obama is out of office. The man who wanted the 2012 presidential ticket to be CAIN/WEST a racist...NO WAY!

Our second guest will be Jake Danishevsky author of "AfterTastes and Tales from Russia."  Jake is a Soviet born Jew from Kiev, Ukraine, who emigrated to the US in 1979 and is now conservative American citizen.  Jake will share why Putin should NEVER be allowed to rebuild the Soviet Union and give his take on what is currently happening in Ukraine.

Hope you all will tune in today, Wednesday, March 19th at 2pm EST for RIGHT SIDE PATRIOTS on CPR Worldwide Media with Craig and my special guests William Robert Looman and Jake Danishevsky...it will be one great show.

Click on the link below for direct access to CPR and RIGHT SIDE PATRIOTS...
http://radio.cprworldwidemedia.com/

Israeli Defense Minister: Israel Can't Rely on Obama on Iran

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Israel cannot depend on the United States to lead any action against Iran's nuclear program and can only rely on itself, the country's defense minister said in remarks published Tuesday.

The comments by Moshe Yaalon came as world powers and Iran were about to start a new round of talks over Iran's contested nuclear program.

The West fears the program could be used to make a nuclear weapon and seeks to scale it back.

Tehran denies the program has a military dimension and insists it is for peaceful purposes only, such as power generation. If a deal with world powers is reached, sanctions imposed on Iran over the nuclear program could be lifted.

Israel has criticized the ongoing talks with Tehran, saying an interim nuclear deal, struck last November, has left Iran's military nuclear capabilities largely intact while giving it relief from some economic sanctions.

At the same time, Israel's strongest piece of leverage, the threat of a military strike on Iran, has taken a back stage to the talks despite Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's insistence it remains on the table.

Yaalon's remarks seemed to underscore that insistence.

"We thought that the one who needs to lead the campaign against Iran is the U.S.," Yaalon was quoted by the daily Haaretz as saying during a lecture at Tel Aviv University on Monday.

Instead, Yaalon said, the U.S. began negotiations with Iran and Iran gained the upper hand in the talks.

"If we wished others would do the work for us, it wouldn't be done soon, and therefore in this matter, we have to behave as if we can only rely on ourselves," Yaalon said.

Yaalon's office confirmed his remarks but refused to comment whether he was advocating an Israeli strike on Iran. Netanyahu's office also declined to comment.

Yaalon criticized the West, saying its leaders prefer to avoid confrontation with Iran. As for the U.S., the defense minister alleged American influence is waning in other parts of the world, such as Ukraine over the crisis there.

"Weakness certainly does not pay in the world," he said. "No one can replace the U.S. as the world's policeman. I hope the U.S. will come to its senses."

Yaalon has made controversial comments about Washington in the past. In January, he was quoted as saying that U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry was "obsessive" and "messianic" over his Mideast peace efforts. The comments triggered an angry response from the U.S., Israel's most important ally.