You can find a sensitive description of how a few veterans somehow managed to bring about this challenging project -- and their travails with a system not designed for people like them -- at Hoodline.
Saturday, April 02, 2016
Saturday scenes and scenery: Vets Alley
You can find a sensitive description of how a few veterans somehow managed to bring about this challenging project -- and their travails with a system not designed for people like them -- at Hoodline.
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Your usage of "faraway" to describe the war on Syria without mentioning the role of your country in creating and fueling this war took me by surprise, since I live in a country paying heavily the price of this US war on Syria and Lebanon.
Dear Tina -- there are probably very few people in these Disunited States who are more aware of the guilt of our country in your part of the world than these down, but not out, vets.
FWIW -- not much -- some of us remind our oblivious fellow citizens nearly every day of US culpability.
Dear Jan -- my respect to Veterans as the only US citizens to understand war and to feel with us victims of wars, made us choose to bury Henri's ashes near the ones of US Veterans in your North-West, although Henri was not a US citizen.
And I thank you for having introduced us to Aaron Hugues.
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