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Let Us Know Where You Want To Go

August 21, 2007

Larry Stiles has been installed as the Deputy Director, Political Affairs for the Gathering of Eagles. He has been registered as an official lobbyist to advance the cause of veterans on Capitol Hill. He is the newest weapon in our multi-pronged “Troops, Troops Nothing but the Troops” efforts. Larry will lead the political charge. He is well-suited to the challenge and has our full support.

Stiles is a United States Marine Corps Vietnam veteran. He attended the University of Maryland and LaSalle Extension University School of Law.

His previous work experience included positions representing veteran’s organizations in negotiations and liaison activities with officials of the White House, Congress and other federal agencies.

Stiles also does volunteer work as a guardian ad litem. He is an advocate for abused and neglected children and makes recommendations regarding the placement and treatment for children who come from broken families.

This is your chance to direct our efforts. We recognize that to truly help our men and women in harm’s way that we have to enter the political arena in a professional, coordinated way. Larry will direct that cause, but can only act with your help. Let us know how you think we should continue this movement.

Larry will be making appointments for those of us who will be participating in Task Force Eagle on 10 September. Read his blurb below and get back to him with all your questions, comments and home addresses so he can reach out to the relevant members of Congress.

We are, as always, counting on you all. This is a case of us instilling a sense of urgency in you. Remember, our brave warriors in uniform are counting on us to guard their backs while they are far from home. It is not enough for us to counter the anti-America protestors in the street. We must let Congress know that the valiant American warriors fighting for us in the Middle East have our full support. This is the chance we have all been wanting: We can directly support those who are sacrificing so much for us. It all begins with us. If we collectively raise our voices Congress will have to listen. Remember, not only would our warriors do it for you, they already are. Manchu.

Chris Hill
Gathering of Eagles
National Director for Operations
http://www.gatheringofeagles.org/
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Eagles:

I need your help in order to determine what the GOE’s objectives will be for the coming year with Congress.

Please write or call me and let me know what your concerns are as a veteran, a service member, a family member or as an American. Your recommendations will shape GOE’s legislative agenda.

Thank you.

Larry Stiles
Deputy Director, Political Affairs
Gathering of Eagles
Tel: 704.661.8180
Fax: 732.960.6309
larry.stiles@gatheringofeagles.com

Written by Kit Lange · Filed Under Briefings 

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5 Responses to “Let Us Know Where You Want To Go”

  1. University Update - Open Source - Let Us Know Where You Want To Go on August 21st, 2007 5:56 pm

    [...] Let Us Know Where You Want To Go » This Summary is from an article posted at Gathering of Eagles on Tuesday, August 21, 2007 [...]

  2. Joe on August 23rd, 2007 6:26 am

    The political leaders who got us into this war are chickenhawks!! Why do you support them??

    In fact, if you go to the White House, Bush, Cheney, Wolfowitz, Perle, Kristol and the rest are having a “gathering” of their own.

    GATHERING OF CHICKENHAWKS!! This is the administration YOU support!

  3. 173ABN_Trooper_'66-'67 on August 23rd, 2007 9:12 am

    It is good to see that even the clueless trolls are not censored from this discussion … huh, Joe

  4. Joe on August 24th, 2007 5:17 am

    Feel free to tell me where I’m clueless. Of course, you can’t because you know I’m right.

    Denial is a protector of false pride.

  5. Another Steve on August 29th, 2007 7:23 pm

    Hey Joe (apologies to Jimi Hendrix),

    Did you support Clinton’s war, fought from the air, against Milosevic and Serbia? If so, did you enlist in the Air Force at that time?

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