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Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | NewsPoliticsGovernment |
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All that our men do for us is so unbeleivable! Thanks to all of you for all that you do. It is such a shame that our government does not back these men all thoughout their lives and caeers!
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Having friends that worked for Blackwater, I am already well aware of this incident. However the detail and presentation, including the backstories and histories of the men are very interesting and compelling. Job well done doesn’t even begin to describe how well this is presented. Amazing work by everyone involved. It’s extremely sad and pathetic, how horrible the mainstream media in this country has become and the government piling on these American hero’s, is the saddest tale of all. I only w... more
This podcast makes you feel like you’re right there talking with the guys. Great show! 5🌟
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