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The Rifleman

I don't know about having too many cats, but I will agree with you that stamps seem to me the most amazing and overlooked of all modern art forms. God bless you in your search for living in the spirit of The Lord. Alsso, my many thanks in your pointing out men who have given their all in many cases in the service of our country. Governmnets and political parties do not serve under arms or share defensive positions with other soldiers, men do. Real men who bleed and die, and not for a flag in most cases, but for those guys they are sharing the foxhole with. This country should stop in its tracks and give their complete attention every time a soldier is awarded a medal for defense of this country. May God watch over and guide our hands in this endeavor, as our cause is just-Scout, The Rifleman Show

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Valencia Roner

Thanks for listening and marking me a favorite. Blessings to you and the work you are doing.

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Aword4u

Greetings Man of God, I pray that you are having a Wonderful day in the Lord. Thank You, for stopping.. By to Listen to My Show: AWord4u. I thank God for You, and what You are doing For the Lord. My Prayers.. are With You, and Your Family. What God has for You, is for you. Love and Peace B With You, Tracy Lawanda

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def feelin your cause! Good lookin on adding us as a friend -welcome to the hip talk family, stay in touch. One Love!

Rose Maureen

Rose Maureen

Good Morning Bryan. I really liked your blogs. I never knew so much about vetrans I'm looking forward to hearing your list show. Good Luck.

KarenO

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Hi B Roscoe, just stopped in to say "hi"--we listen to a lot of the same shows. ~Karen

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Hello B. Roscoe, Appreciate you listening to The Kevin Ross Show and marking us a favorite. Our next show is Wednesday April 2nd and you're welcome to tune in, come inside the chat room, or give us a call. Peace, BOSS

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Hey! Thank you for making us a favorite!!!! Please join us for a special April Fools episode Tues, 7pm EST. Should be fun!!! Thanks, Charlie

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The Rapturous Reader

Hello There! Thanks so much for adding The Rapturous Reader as one of your favorites! Ohh, by the way, I have one very special lady cat! Take Care!

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Min. Cheryl, MA LPC

Thanks for listening and listing Heart-to-Heart Relationship Talk as one of your favorites. Blessings to you.

B.Roscoe  

"Isaiah 40:31 But they that wait upon the LORD shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I am Proud to have served in the United States military. I love the United States and am worried that we will not continue to be blessed. I am a retired Policeman. I love stamps, and antique shows. I believe that a person can never have too many cats. I know that you can never underestimate the power of the written word. I love poetry. I have died twice.I know the power of love, healing, forgiveness, and most importantly the Power of THE LORD. I have recently retired and would love to spend time getting to know as many people as I can. I am writing a book and would to hear from anyone who has a near death experience. God Bless you all.

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    http://www.myspace.com/b_roscoe

    If you are a vet that wants to connect....or just some-one that wants to know what
    services are out there....give me ring here or
    http://www.myspace.com/b_roscoe
    or
    bryan.roscoe90@yahoo.com
     I talked to a guy today who didn't have anyone at all to talk to....on a planet with so many how can we not take the time to listen ?

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    hard times but also.....

    Ronald Reagan - "You and I have a rendezvous with destiny. We will preserve for our children this, the last best hope of man on earth, or we will sentence them to take the first step into a thousand years of darkness. If we fail, at least let our children and our children's children say of us we justified our brief moment here. We did all that could be done."

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    I live in New Jersey....the home of  WAY to much rain. We Americans face an average 10,ooo thunderstorms,2,500 floods, 6 hurricanes, and 1,ooo tornadoes according to the National Weather Service..

    So this week if you have a Beautiful blue sky to look up to
     be thankful for it,
    and be THANKFUL you have a home, even if the paint is peeling, and the rug needs to be clean, because you see...some people don't have a roof over their head.
    New Jersey has among its homeless population an estimated 7,000 to 8,000 veterans of the United States Armed Forces. Our nation and our State, grateful for its hard won freedom and democracy, owes a special debt to veterans. That there are so many falling through the gaps in our society is a call to action. We must restore dignity and purpose to those who so unselfishly laid their lives on the line for our country.
    The military teaches us to retrieve our wounded and bring them home.That is not just a thing to get around to after we do everything else it is our duty.
     
    REMEMBER: If you know a vet who is or has  experienced difficulties getting results or locating services in your local area, call the National Coalition for Homeless Veterans, 1-800-VET-HELP.
    Frequently Asked Questions For New Jersey Vetreans.


    Who deals with veteran affairs?
    The Department of Military and Veterans Affairs deals with veteran affairs.

    As a veteran, what benefits am I entitled to?
    Through its network of regional Veterans Service offices, the Division of Veterans Programs provides the state's 712,000 veterans and their dependents with information and guidance in filing claims. Trained veterans service officers at those offices also assist veterans with issues pertaining to employment, education, burial, counseling, housing, social and medical services, and other areas of concern to veterans and their families. For additional information, check out the New Jersey Veterans Guide.

    What are the medical benefits for veterans?
    The New Jersey Veterans Guide has information about health care services for veterans.

    How can I find the nearest veterans hospital?
    The federal Department of Veterans Affairs lists New Jersey's veteran health care facilities.

    How can I apply for a New Jersey Distinguished Service Medal?
    The Department of Military and Veterans Affairs has a Web page concerning the New Jersey Distinguished Service Medal. You can also download an awards application (*pdf) online.

    What are the death benefits for veterans?
    The New Jersey Veterans Guide has information about death benefits for veterans.

    Where can I find information about headstones for veterans?
    The New Jersey Veterans Guide has information about VA Headstones for Burials in Private Cemeteries.

    Where are the military cemeteries located in New Jersey?
    Brigadier General William C. Doyle Veterans Memorial Cemetery
    is located in Arneytown, North Hanover Township, Burlington County on Provinceline Road, which intersects Route 664 to the north of the cemetery and Routes 537 and 528 to the south.

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    You can't do anything about what is gone....

    Abraham Lincoln - "With malice toward none, with charity for all, with firmness in the right as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work we are in; to bind up the nation's wounds; to care for him who shall have borne the battle, and for his widow and his orphan - to do all which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace, among ourselves, and with all nations."
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    Today is a new week. The beginning of a New Month.

    This is a Great time to take a look around and be thankful for what we have, even if it is just a simple meal, a purr of your cat, and your lungs with which to take another breath of air.

    People are talking about change but no one leader is going to make that change...we need to make the difference in the lives of each other. We need to rise up like eagles, and run when we are tired, keep going.

    We need to pray that God Blesses America, and all of the other places that he has made.

    As I said in my other blog. I died. The doctors like to call it a Near Death
    Experience....but when you touch death you learn something -- life is short and so wonderful we need to embrace every single moment of it.

    I was a policeman at the time -- after I had left the military.
    I went in a burning building....I think back to that day. I had no idea then that it would be a day that I would die.

    Uncertainty in life should always cause us to pause, and revere the
    God, the Creator, of our life and times.
    That is what my book is about, second chances. The Lord gave me one  ...and I am going to use the rest of my life to laugh and love as much as I can.
    I hope the best for all of you.
    I hope that you have a chance to love and be loved today.

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    You might not like the war,but love the vets...they are dying for us.



    A nation reveals itself not only by the men it produces but also by the men it honors, the men it remembers.”--John F. Kennedy

    WE are a fierce force -- the unseen Army of the DAV...the Disabled American Veterans.
    A league of men and women that can make change!
    Vets can be a great force even for themselves....You have not because you ask not....
    So all of us need to love our veterans, and that means more then just tying a ribbon, it means helping their wives, playing ball with their kids, writing a letter, and dropping on your knees and thanking God that they were and are there to protect.

    Yes, our troops need to come home but while theses brave women and men are in Iraq and in many other places in the World we need to keep our eyes on our leaders to make sure that they have the equipment, to take care of themselves and income to send home and take care of their families.

    As Americans we must support the men and women involved in the War on Terrorism. The "mainstream media" are once again working tirelessly to undermine their efforts and force a psychological loss or stalemate for the United States. We cannot stand by and let the media do to today's warriors what they did to us 35 years ago.


    Below are some assembled some facts most readers will find interesting. It isn't a long read, but it will....I guarantee....it will teach you some things you did not know about the Vietnam War and those who served, fought, or died there. Please share it with those with whom you communicate.


    Vietnam War Facts:

    (Source: Veterans Administration Study)  


    9,087,000 military personnel served on active duty during the official Vietnam era from August 5, 1964 to May 7, 1975.

    2,709,918 Americans served in uniform in Vietnam

    Vietnam Veterans represented 9.7% of their generation.

    240 men were awarded the Medal of Honor during the Vietnam War

    The first man to die in Vietnam was James Davis, in 1958. He was with the 509th Radio Research Station. Davis Station in Saigon was named for him.

    58,148 were killed in Vietnam

    75,000 were severely disabled

    23,214 were 100% disabled

    5,283 lost limbs

    1,081 sustained multiple amputations

    Of those killed, 61% were younger than 21

    11,465 of those killed were younger than 20 years old

    Of those killed, 17,539 were married

    Average age of men killed: 23.1 years

    Five men killed in Vietnam were only 16 years old.

    The oldest man killed was 62 years old.

    As of January 15, 2,007, there are 1,875 Americans still unaccounted for from the Vietnam War

    97% of Vietnam Veterans were honorably discharged

    91% of Vietnam Veterans say they are glad they served

    74% say they would serve again, even knowing the outcome

    Vietnam veterans have a lower unemployment rate than the same non-vet age groups.

    Vietnam veterans' personal income exceeds that of our non-veteran age group by more than 18 percent.

    87% of Americans hold Vietnam Veterans in high esteem.

    There is no difference in drug usage between Vietnam Veterans and non-Vietnam Veterans of the same age group

    Vietnam Veterans are less likely to be in prison -- only one-half of one percent of Vietnam Veterans have been jailed for crimes.

    85% of Vietnam Veterans made successful transitions to civilian life.

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    getting ready to go on the air in a few days....

    This is my first Blog. I will be doing my first show soon.

    My name is Bryan Roscoe. I am a Life long Member of the RNC and a recipient of the Eisenhower Commission.  I am a former Congressional Aide. I'm interested in veteran's actives. I am a full time advocate for the veterans.
    I have two cats that run my house....

    I see my America weathering storms, my people begging on the streets, my neighbors children afraid to go to school because of drug use on the playground. I believe each of us must not only think about making a difference ...we must do so.

    I get lost in a great poem, a good meal, and the laughter of friends.

    I died...    really died     -- and came back to life. I have seen both sides now.
    I know that God is real. I still sweat the small stuff but I also understand in the end most of what we think is important is not.

    I leave this blog with the lyrics of a great song......I hope that you tune into my show.
    If any of you have had a near death experience or know of someone who has, please let me know because I am writing a book about my own near death experiences...

    What you give away

    You read the business page
    See how you did today
    Life's just passed you by
    You live up on the hill
    You've got a view that kills
    Never wonder why

    After you've counted everything you saved
    Do you ever hit your knees and pray?
    You know there's gonna be a judgment day
    So what will you say?

    [Chorus:]
    No matter what you make
    All that you can take
    Is what you give away
    What you give away

    There's people on the street
    Ai't got enough to eat
    You just shake your head
    The measure of a man is one who lends a hand
    That's what my father said

    After you've counted everything you saved
    Do you ever hit your knees and pray?
    You know there's gonna be a judgment day
    So what will you say?

    [Chorus]

    It's what you give away

    After you've counted everything you saved
    Do you ever hit your knees and pray?
    You know there's gonna be a judgment day
    So what will you say?

    No matter what you make
    All that you can take
    Is what you give away

    You know it's not too late
    It's all for Heaven's sake
    What you give away
    What you give away
    What you give away

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