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Dakota Meyer story is proof enough that future in safe hands

'Thanks, Dakota, for bringing to life one of greatest scriptures ever penned' -BILLY JOE FUDGE

By Billy Joe Fudge

As for me, the amazing Dakota Meyer story has quieted any misgivings I might have had about "the" younger generation.

Actually, I am pumped. I really can't remember if I've ever been any more excited about the future.

Dakota's story, for most, should move this recession out of the mountain and into the molehill category.

Thanks Dakota for bringing to life in front of the world one of the greatest scriptures ever penned, "Greater love has no one than this; that he lay down his life for his friends." -BILLY JOE FUDGE




This story was posted on 2011-09-15 17:33:31
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President Obama congratulates SGT Dakota Meyer



2011-09-15 - East Room, The White House - Photo by Toby Young.
President Barack Obama congratulates United States Marine Corps SGT Dakota Meyer. The photo was taken Thursday, September 15, 2011, at the ceremonies in the East Room of the White house, at which the nation's highest military award was bestowed on the 23 year old Adair Countian, with some 100 of his Kentucky friends and neighbors in attendance. Photo by Toby Young, Columbia, KY, taken from his front row vantage point

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