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Good title for her book. Hope she sells a lot of copies :up: |
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It is my wish that she make a lot of money with this book, enough for her to retire on and spend time with her family. I truly want her to live happily ever after.
I just don't want her in The Executive Branch of the Federal Government. :nope: She might make a pretty good Representative though. :yep: |
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Yeah, my aunt and uncle did in WW2. Since then I do not bow. |
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A better question is when do our national colors, which represent us all, bow (dip) for other world leaders? Answer: Never! |
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so they can put another feather in their cap for customizeed news reporting to increase revenues down between news stories about big stars passing away like Jackson. I like her ... I think she wrote the book to make money like everyone else, but she sure grabs a lot of attention wherever she goes. I like her better than Ophrey thats for sure ... she could be trying for a talk show host never know for sure, but one things for sure with her down home folksy ways she good be the next Will Rogers. A thorn in Obama's plans for sure :smug: |
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US Navy Regulations, Chapter 12, section 1263: "1. When any vessel, under United States registry or the registry of a nation formally recognized by the Government of the United States, salutes a ship of the Navy by dipping her ensign, it shall be answered dip for dip. If not already being displayed, the national ensign shall be hoisted for the purpose of answering the dip. An ensign being displayed at half-mast shall be hoisted to the truck or peak before a dip is answered. 2. No ship of the Navy shall dip the national ensign unless in return for such compliment. 3. Of the colors carried by a naval force on shore, only the battalion or regimental colors shall be dipped in renderiag or acknowledging a salute. 4. Submarines, or other ships of the line in which it would be considered hazardous for personnel to do so, shall not be required to dip the ensign." doni.daps.dla.mil/US%20Navy%20Regulations/Chapter%2012%20-%20Flags,%20Pennants,%20Honors,%20Ceremonies%20and %20Customs.pdf |
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This is not remotely close to bowing to another leader. In this instance the person Obama is bowing to does not bow to anyone! WTH? Bowing to a person shows servitude. Dipping your ensign is done by both parties in your example. Mutual respect in this instance. :03: |
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