Why I fight
They ask me why I fight. What greater need to raise swords and shake spears, than to avenge my fallen brothers? Outnumbered or outgunned, right or wrong, my brothers have fallen. Remember their names and faces, remember the grievous wounds sundered upon their bodies by the enemy. Remember the bonds of brotherhood and blood forged in the heat of battle. This is the reason I fight. While the enemy draws breath, there can be no peace! The cowards may quail from war with silken words of peace and harmony, but all know in their hearts that a meaningful peace is only gotten by stopping the very heart of the enemy. Take a deep breath and look into your heart to realize that the chains of hatred can only be broken when there is no more of the enemy. Hold your lines! Hold fast! Look the enemy in the eye and let him know your resolve. Let him be afraid of what you will do to him, if he dares raise arms against your beliefs. The coward may die a hundred times by living, but a warr...