GA Guard Troops Help Ailing Iraqi Teen - You Won't See This in the Media

Still down with bronchitis and a sinus infection so I was surfing around the net and came across this story on the "Defend America" website:

"CAMP ADDER, AN NASIRIYAH, Iraq, Jan. 6, 2006 — In the middle of a country where medical care is tough to come by, a new bond was recently forged between Georgia’s Army National Guard soldiers and local Iraqi citizens. Ibitisam Hameed Kassar, a 17-year-old Iraqi girl from the An Nasiriyah area, was born with a rare blood vessel disorder called pulmonary hypertension."

The story goes on to detail how the 48th Brigade Combat Team helped this sick teenager receive much needed medical treatment. You can read the complete story here...

Then went digging further and found the website for the 48th Brigade Combat Team. It's a great site and shows the TRUTH about what's happening in Iraq. You know that news that the lamestream media will not report because it might demonstrate that President Bush is completing the job...

Way to go Soldiers! We're proud of our Georgia "boys and girls"!