Fight To Survive

The Statistics were a group of soldiers deployed in Iraq between January of 2004 and March of 2005. The posts from this period are an expression of our raw emotions and thoughts while serving in Operation Iraqi Freedom II. Since being honorably discharged in the summer of 2005, we've continued to post additional journal entries, poetry, and reflections from our time served and our current lives as veterans as we continue our Fight to Survive.

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SHUT YOUR MOUTH AND DO WHAT YOU'RE TOLD!

Sat May 5th, 2007

When Heretic and I got busted for this blog while we were in Iraq, they said the same shit then as what they're saying now to justify ending the war blog culture.... That it is a breach of oper...

http://ftssoldier.blogspot.com/2007/05/shut-your-mouth-and-do-what-youre-told.html

Who's Sacrifice?

Fri April 13th, 2007

Who here in America, the overly privileged and placated country that it is, would be willing to make a sacrifice for something as disgusting and immoral as a criminal war? What American is will...

http://ftssoldier.blogspot.com/2007/04/whos-sacrifice.html

Where's the Love

Fri February 2nd, 2007

I have a firm belief in “knowing my enemy” so the other night I nestled in to my hole in the wall basement DC apartment to watch our courageous President “Bloody” George inform America on...

http://ftssoldier.blogspot.com/2007/02/wheres-love.html

Additional Sacrifices

Tue January 9th, 2007

Recently President George W. Bush stated that “difficult choices and additional sacrifices lie ahead.” As a combat veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom, I take it extremely personal that our Co...

http://ftssoldier.blogspot.com/2007/01/additional-sacrifices.html

The Day that Haunts Me...

Mon November 13th, 2006

"Hellblazer" is an Iraq war veteran and served in the US army as a Specialist Scout. The following, is his account of a battle that took place in Ba'Quba, Iraq in November 2004. I believe that a...

http://ftssoldier.blogspot.com/2006/11/day-that-haunts-me.html