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The Dutchman
My grandfather served in the German Army in World War I. He was getting ready to get on the boat to America and they pulled him off and put him in the army. He served in a regiment and eventually became an oberfeldwebel (sergeant major). He survived the whole war in combat. He surrendered to the French in 1918. He became a police chief in Dusseldorf after the war. When the communists and the freikorps went at it, he had enough. He saved anough money and came to America with my grandmother in 1927. During World War II he flew tha American flag and was proud to be American. He did not side with any country against his new homeland. I still have his Iron Cross and medal.

Today I see all these new immigrants and many still support the rotten countries they could not wait to abandon against their new homeland. God bless America..since many Americans won't. [:(!]
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  • hisbigbootygirl
    u know, i hate it too. at my 2nd job, there is this guy in the kitchen that says, "viva mexico", all night long.
    he tells me, "mexico is my heart".
    i've been trying to explain to him that the USA is taking care of him, not mexico.
    it's hopeless.
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  • hisbigbootygirl
    off topic - dutchman, what's ur other account's screen name? [;)]
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  • mrseatle
    People with dual citizenships are just as bad in my opinion

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  • The Dutchman
    I usually go by Dutch Schultz (the Bronx Beer Baron fo the 1930's) cause I brew my own dark beer in the cellar. [:D]
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