Horrible week for Anthony Fauci, who may be a lying, perjuring, China-supporting, pandemic-enabling mass murderer.
Horrible week for Anthony Fauci, who may be a lying, perjuring, China-supporting, pandemic-enabling mass murderer.
President Trump punishing trading partners in Europe and Asia alike for using slave labor to make their products. The Trump administration is also replacing foreign truck drivers with American veterans.
Iranian-related strikes claim the lives of three U.S. service members in the Middle East.
At home, consumer prices reach six-year low while President Trump presides over the most successful FIFA World Cup tournament in history. Spain defeats Argentina 1-0 to win Gold.
Republican Senator and close Trump ally Lindsey Graham passed away this week with a sudden illness. While the sick Left celebrates, President Trump and Americans pay their respects.
One meaningful way to observe South Vietnamese Patriots’ Day is to better understand the history we seek to remember and honor. One of the easiest—and most enjoyable—ways to do that is through reading.
Another Patriots’ Day poem, for the fallen and the brave.
South Vietnamese Patriots’ Day is a day to remember those ideals that defined the Republic of Vietnam: courage, sacrifice, loyalty, and devotion to something greater than oneself.
Few figures embody those ideals more clearly than Brigadier General Lê Văn Hưng.
It has now been one year since the first South Vietnamese Patriots’ Day.
What began last year as a simple idea—to create a shared moment of remembrance for the history and legacy of South Vietnam—has now become something more: a returning tradition.
Americans display immense pride and patriotism as the nation turns 250 years old. Massive gatherings, fireworks, shows, and parties to celebrate the greatest nation on earth!
One question we’ve been asked since introducing South Vietnamese Patriots’ Day last year is
“How should I celebrate it?”
The answer is that there is no single right way. South Vietnamese Patriots’ Day emphasizes remembrance, gratitude, and patriotism.
Ways to celebrate include learning about history, praying for veterans, displaying the flag, lighting candles, observing silence, sharing stories, and fostering awareness of this important legacy.