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66th Anniversary of the D-Day Invasion
06/06/10 03:45, by Dozer, Categories: Commentary, Political, Social Commentaries , Tags: d-day, fdr, prayer Today is the 66th anniversary of the D-Day invasion of Europe during WWII.
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Our nation was not always as indecisive as it is now. Once we were resolute against the enemies of our nation and our way of life. Once we possessed the vision and the will to liberate and empower individuals against totalitarian dictators and regimes.
It seems such a shame that now our nation is becoming one.
On this anniversary I want for you to hear the words of prayer offered by FDR on June 6th 1944.
MP3 of FDR Prayer
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