Patton's 1944 speech - TODAY

ON MEMORIAL DAY 2011 REMEMBER GENERAL PATTON’S SPEECH IN 1944

Few who saw the film “PATTON” will ever forget the opening scene of General Patton addressing his Third Army on the eve of D-Day - June 5, 1944, (including expletives).
Listen to the speech General Patton would give today in America’s war to defeat radical Islam. George S. Patton speech Iraq & modern world.
Today - Memorial Day 2011 - we can honor America’s fallen heroes best by working to elect in 2012 a "Commander in Chief" who agrees with General Patton.

The best candidate for Republican victory in 2012

San Francisco Chronicle Editor: The handicapping of Republican presidential hopefuls by Chronicle political writers Carla Marinucchi and Joe Garofoli excluded the one candidate who is the best hope for a Republican victory in 2012. This election will be a referendum on Barack Hussein Obama - clearly the most incompetent president since Jimmy Carter embarrassed America in 1976. Mike DeNunzio Chairman, S.F. Republican Assembly

Numbers are instructive!

"If the Palestinians lay down their arms- there will be peace; if Israel lays down its arms –there will be no Israel" --Benjamin Netanyahu Numbers are instructive! ISRAEL vs. 22 ARAB LEAGUE NATIONS and IRAN POPULATION: Israel - 7.7 million. Arab League & Iran - 419 million. SQUARE MILES: Israel - 7,951 sq mi. Arab League & Iran - 6 million sq mi. MILITARY AVAIL: Israel - 3 million. Arab League & Iran - 170 million. Source: CIA: the-world-factbook==www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/ -

Sell State-Owned Properties

SF Chronicle Editor: Governor Brown's revised budget proposes the sale of state-owned properties like the Los Angeles Coliseum and the Montclair Golf Course in Oakland. Many more properties should be sold to reduce the debt and protect vital services. California owns 22,272 facilities and structures; many are under-utilized or serve no state function. The Governor also should reconsider the sale and leaseback of state office buildings. The business of the state is to provide public safety, educational, health care and social services - not spend billions to manage and maintain properties. Mike DeNunzio