Indeed… the last hope of man on Earth. Your depth of insight, and skills at transforming them into understandable words, are consistently reliable and increasingly appreciated by more and more readers. Thank you, and to all veterans / active duty who allow every American to live in a free country – whether those who benefit are grateful or not.
I wonder if you believe in destiny Captain. It reads like your life, in spite of twists and turns, brought you exactly where you need to be. It took courage and a strong will to go your own way. How you became close to your father is a blessing and evidence of divine grace. And I hope applying your skills to your wife's political campaign will bring victory.
Outstanding, Sir. You have the tools, you have the knowledge, and you have the intestinal fortitude to help get our beloved Country back on track. Keep at it, son, and give 'em hell.
Captain Seth, Thank you for your service and sacrifice both then and now for the cause of Liberty & Justice. You are one of many that God is using to bring about positive change in our country. May Holy Spirit continue to give you vision, dreams, promptings, focus, creative thoughts that will drive your purposes in the days, months, and years ahead. Thank you for sharing your life's story with all of us and being transparent, willing to tell us the truth as you see it. I pray an abundant blessing upon you and Rachel, as well as the rest of your families. PTL! Respectfully, John R. Holland Olmsted Falls, Ohio
Thanks again, Seth; and congratulations on the upcoming book. Veterans Day always brings back the memory of my father, a USMC captain and A-4 squadron leader/trainer telling me, "I'll be back" when he left Iowa for Chu Lai in February 1965. I admired the man who taught me so much about growing up and was deeply perplexed when he didn't return. To all the veterans who honorably served and to their families, I salute and say, job well done. We survivors owe you all a heartfelt word of thanks. And, thanks be to God for his mercy and grace. We need it now more than ever, amen.
Thank you so much for your military service and for you family's dedication to our country! You have become such a beacon to us who seek certain truths through your continued service! Now, I have a reliable way to look at so much of American politics and elections through a new tool that you give me with every article I read, thank you, Karen Traylor
Thank you for your service and for the work you do here on this great Substack. On Veteran's Day I think of my Dad, who left this realm in 2009 at 79 years old. He was an officer in the Navy, aboard the USS O'Bannon during the Korean War. He was also a physician and a lover of math. He was also a great man and quiet but true supporter of our military. I thank everyone who served or serves for their sacrifice. You are all heroes.
Seth, great post today on this special day for those whom we celebrate on this day. My dad, long gone, served as a Marine but in China as part of the Japanese invasion force that never had to be deployed fully to that mission. I look forward to your upcoming book and its blueprint for bringing our elections back into a semblance of freedom and fairness. Thanks in large part to your work, we know we do not have that now.
Indeed… the last hope of man on Earth. Your depth of insight, and skills at transforming them into understandable words, are consistently reliable and increasingly appreciated by more and more readers. Thank you, and to all veterans / active duty who allow every American to live in a free country – whether those who benefit are grateful or not.
Thank you for your service sir! And thank you for your continued service with our elections. --sb
I wonder if you believe in destiny Captain. It reads like your life, in spite of twists and turns, brought you exactly where you need to be. It took courage and a strong will to go your own way. How you became close to your father is a blessing and evidence of divine grace. And I hope applying your skills to your wife's political campaign will bring victory.
Outstanding, Sir. You have the tools, you have the knowledge, and you have the intestinal fortitude to help get our beloved Country back on track. Keep at it, son, and give 'em hell.
Captain Seth, Thank you for your service and sacrifice both then and now for the cause of Liberty & Justice. You are one of many that God is using to bring about positive change in our country. May Holy Spirit continue to give you vision, dreams, promptings, focus, creative thoughts that will drive your purposes in the days, months, and years ahead. Thank you for sharing your life's story with all of us and being transparent, willing to tell us the truth as you see it. I pray an abundant blessing upon you and Rachel, as well as the rest of your families. PTL! Respectfully, John R. Holland Olmsted Falls, Ohio
God bless you and your family, Seth. Thank you for your service.
Thank you for your service Captain! If not for our Veterans, what would our Country be....
Thanks again, Seth; and congratulations on the upcoming book. Veterans Day always brings back the memory of my father, a USMC captain and A-4 squadron leader/trainer telling me, "I'll be back" when he left Iowa for Chu Lai in February 1965. I admired the man who taught me so much about growing up and was deeply perplexed when he didn't return. To all the veterans who honorably served and to their families, I salute and say, job well done. We survivors owe you all a heartfelt word of thanks. And, thanks be to God for his mercy and grace. We need it now more than ever, amen.
Thank you so much for your military service and for you family's dedication to our country! You have become such a beacon to us who seek certain truths through your continued service! Now, I have a reliable way to look at so much of American politics and elections through a new tool that you give me with every article I read, thank you, Karen Traylor
Thank you for your service and for the work you do here on this great Substack. On Veteran's Day I think of my Dad, who left this realm in 2009 at 79 years old. He was an officer in the Navy, aboard the USS O'Bannon during the Korean War. He was also a physician and a lover of math. He was also a great man and quiet but true supporter of our military. I thank everyone who served or serves for their sacrifice. You are all heroes.
Seth, great post today on this special day for those whom we celebrate on this day. My dad, long gone, served as a Marine but in China as part of the Japanese invasion force that never had to be deployed fully to that mission. I look forward to your upcoming book and its blueprint for bringing our elections back into a semblance of freedom and fairness. Thanks in large part to your work, we know we do not have that now.
*salute*
Bless you, Captain K……..Bless you.
You remain in my Daily Prayers.