Riders for the Troops

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Uploaded by on Oct 11, 2007

Eric and Robert have traveled 27,000 miles on their bicycles. They have been from Los Crusis New Mexico to the Canadian boarder nine times all to support the troops and at the same time protest the war. For every troop killed they travel another 10 miles. They've been riding for 4 months shy of 4 years.

http://ridersforthetroops.blogspot.com

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  • Wow! Real American Heros! Can I give some money to help these guys out? If so, where?

  • You saw the video, they have a p.o. box, but only get by it every six months. They say the only way to get a hold of them is to run into them on the road. They are on their way to Yuma.

    I set up a blog for them, ridersforthetroops (dot) blogspot (dot) com hopefully they will update us there with where they are at.

  • I have created a blog spot for these guys. Hopefully we will get updates from them here on there travels:

    ridersforthetroops (dot) blogspot (dot) com

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This video is a response to Ron Paul @ CNBC Repub. Debate JOINED 10-9-07
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  • Wow, real heroes.

  • Great thing to do guys. May God bless you. Support Ron Paul to bring all the guys home.

  • I knew this video was good when the music started. Keep it up fellas!!

  • awesome guys great video. These guys need support and media exposure. spread the word and give them a hand.

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