Resa LaRu Kirkland
Resa LaRu Kirkland is an avid military historian, with her main focus being on the Korean War and its forgotten warriors. She was born in Arizona in 1966, and has lived in northern Idaho, El Paso Texas, Pocatello, IDand the Evergreen State, where she currently resides. She is married with two sons whom she is teaching the evils of political correctness. She was given the nickname AMERICA'S WAR CHICK by her beloved Korean War Vets, and uses it proudly to this day! Her other favorites from her "men" are The Pitbull, Hellraiser, Tiger, D-Day. Her favorite names given to her by those who oppose her views are Capitalist Pig, Brass-Bottomed Bitch, and H-Bomb. Her husband and boys just call her Turbo.
Resa loves power-lifting, snowmobiling, swimming, boating, four-wheeling, and most activities of any nature. She has a degree in education and is anxious start work on her graduate degree in military history.
Resa loves power-lifting, snowmobiling, swimming, boating, four-wheeling, and most activities of any nature. She has a degree in education and is anxious start work on her graduate degree in military history.
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Articles by Resa LaRu Kirkland
September 07, 2006
One of my beloved Vietnam Veterans, Michael Galindo, sent me an email the other day with a humorous idea for a t-shirt: If the Vietnam Veteran lost the Vietnam War, how come we don’t speak Vietnamese?
I laughed. It was logical, it was reasonable, and it was undeniable. But it got me to thinking a...
September 07, 2006
I'm ashamed to be a woman. I feel less for it... like I don't quite measure up. Now understand, men have never made me feel less. No, this inferiority complex began about 35 years ago with a little thing called Feminism. Feminism has made me ashamed of my sex-as a group and individually.
There wa...
September 06, 2006
I think I missed a memo in my journey through womanhood. I mean, at what point did being female become synonymous with being anti-gun? As I've pondered that question, I've come to the conclusion that it must have been somewhere around the time that society began cow-towing to the feminist tendency t...
September 06, 2006
I must study politics and war that my sons may have liberty to study mathematics and philosophy. --John Adams
I've known this quote for some time now. In fact, after WWII, this quote seemed to have come to fruition. We became the technological powerhouse of the entire world.
So what happened?
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September 06, 2006
SIXTY YEARS TOO LATE; Would-a, Could-a, Should-a
“As of today, there no longer exists an international emergency force to protect Israel. We shall exercise patience no more. We shall not complain any more to the UN about Israel. The sole method we shall apply against Israel is total war, which ...
September 06, 2006
WHAT A FATHER TAUGHT, What a Daughter Learned
***A tribute to my dad on the 1st anniversary of his funeral***
As I sit here, January 22, 2006 is fading into history. It is doing so in the normal manner; light begins to dwindle, cool air replaces warm, the sun slips behind a mountain cuing star...
September 06, 2006
HOW TO SAVE NORTH KOREA: Guns, Guns, and More Guns
One of the most inspiring aspects of history is the way ordinary human beings are able to overcome and defeat evil... whether that evil is in the form of individuals, groups, or regimes. We have seen it over and over again, and even participated...
September 06, 2006
WHY THE RIGHT HAS BEEN LOSING FOR 40 YEARS; And How We Can Assure That We Continue To Lose
A war began 40 years ago, but the Right chose to ignore it. They refused to fight in the streets of America, which had become the frontlines of this war. They believed that they were on the side of right, ...
September 05, 2006
The conflict in the Middle East-that ancient battle between Jew and Arab-is becoming a source of difficulty in teaching to today’s youth. Don’t believe me? Just try talking about the roots of this conflict without mentioning God and religion! The God of Abraham, the covenant child Isaac, the begetti...