"Retired Army SSG Brian Mast served his nation for 12 years and was a member of the Joint Special Operations Command fighting in Afghanistan when his career was cut short by a catastrophic injury. Despite losing both legs, Mast lost neither his guiding values nor his warrior spirit."
“This past summer I was there [at Harvard University] studying,” he said."
“At the same time, I saw the anti-Israeli protest in the face of the attempted indiscriminate bombardment of Israel. It was then that I decided I needed to find a way to go help however I can and however [Israel] would have me.”
"Mast explained that Israel and the U.S. must be on the same side as both nations face very similar foes."
“The biggest threat against America, I believe, is also the biggest threat against Israel,” he said."
"Mast explained that Israel and the U.S. must be on the same side as both nations face very similar foes."
“The biggest threat against America, I believe, is also the biggest threat against Israel,” he said."
“It is those who wish to re-envision the future the future without leaders like America and Israel on the top of the world stage. The fact that mainstream media can believe that Palestinians and others devoted to the destruction of Israel and at the same time traditional Western values can fire rockets into Israel year after year, and then go hide behind their civilian populous (sic), and then claim they are victims, and the media can believe that this game is OK and should not be condemned by the world is proof to (sic) the blinders being actively distributed to the naïve world. Those distributers of this agenda are the biggest threat to the world.”
