Try to take a moment this weekend to remember the purpose of this holiday — to honor those who’ve given their lives for this country.

Wars are created by governments but fought by ordinary citizens. These warriors go where they’re told to go and fight when they’re told to fight. Some come home, some do not. Either way, they did their duty. Nothing more could be asked of any man or woman than they did their duty.

Whether we should be in Afghanistan or Iraq is a debate that should be taken up with your elected officials. If you don’t like the war, make sure your government knows about it. But, do not include the airmen, sailors and soldiers who are just doing their duty in your denouncement of the war.

For all those who’ve lost someone to a war, I salute you and them. I know we all look forward to the day when greed, religious fanaticism and pride are not reasons to send our young men and women to war. But, until that day comes, we will stand united in our support for all those who risk their lives and limbs just doing their duty.

I made a video last year when there seemed to be a lot of apologizing for the United States going on.

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We’ve set up access for you to view these cameras over the Internet. This might have some curiosity value to you, but the greater value is in helping you sell cameras and DVR systems. (more…)

At the recent Glazer-Kennedy Super Conference, Joan Rivers was a guest speaker. Many don’t realize what an incredible business woman and entrepreneur she is. She gave a very motivational talk and afterwords Dan Kennedy said he would have a silent auction for a private day of consulting with him. The money going to Joan Rivers favorite charity; the same charity she played for when she won on Celebrity Apprentice. (more…)