Budweiser a class act.

[DalesCarpentry]

I received this video in a email this morning and just wanted to share it with you guys. Here is what the emal says. Dale

This is a class act.  A moving must see!!!!! Notice the World Trade buildings are gone.

This is the commercial spot Budweiser produced after 9-11.

They only aired it once so as not to benefit financially
from it - they just wanted to acknowledge the tragic event. This is so
Consistent with a company who always does things with a ton of class!!
 



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[DalesCarpentry]

Here is another. Dale

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[rockbilly]

This is not the way the troops returning from Viet Nam were received.  I remember SF International Airport and a reception group of approximately 1500 dope smoking hippies.  They provided a good welcome home, rocks, eggs, poop bombs and such. 

I am glad to see the American people precive the troops in a different light.

[dukkillr]

Budweiser has been bought out since then...

[Spanky]

Good stuff Dale
Thanks for posting them.



Spanky

[DalesCarpentry]

Good stuff Dale
Thanks for posting them.



Spanky

Thanks. I have to admit both bring a tear to my eye. Although I am a little surprised there has not been much response to this thread. I think many people forget what happen that day that changed this great country forever. I know I will never forget and get pissed every time I see those planes flying into those buildings. Dale

[DalesCarpentry]

Here is just one more great one. Dale

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[Redtail1949]

Thanks Dale,

Great Reminders and very much a Class Act!

[DalesCarpentry]

Powderman. I know you are on dial up and these video's are hard to watch for you. I was on dial up a few weeks back when I made a switch but if you take time you can view these videos. I think it is important for any real American to watch them. Dale

[DalesCarpentry]

This is not the way the troops returning from Viet Nam were received.  I remember SF International Airport and a reception group of approximately 1500 dope smoking hippies.  They provided a good welcome home, rocks, eggs, poop bombs and such. 

I am glad to see the American people precive the troops in a different light.

I think times have changed and most people respect our fighting forces now. Dale

[Tommyt]

They where good

I don't Forget  

[Sourdough]

The first one brought a tear to the eye of this old man.  The second one made me feel good as well.

[kevthebassman]

AB has been bought out by InBev, and is NOT the same company.  They're shutting down a lot of the teams sponsorships and charity activities, as well as putting a couple thousand people out of work.

I've lived in Budweiser country all my life, but I've never been much of a fan of their beer and only drank it occasionally.  Now I make it a point to order something else.

[dukkillr]

AB has been bought out by InBev, and is NOT the same company.  They're shutting down a lot of the teams sponsorships and charity activities, as well as putting a couple thousand people out of work.

I've lived in Budweiser country all my life, but I've never been much of a fan of their beer and only drank it occasionally.  Now I make it a point to order something else.

I pointed this out above... but it didn't seem to sink in...

The Busch family used to donate a bunch of money to wetland restoration too... They're influence will be missed...