Stolen Valor 2.0 – A Crime Against Those Who Sacrificed So Much
Stolen Valor doesn’t often make it into the news. It takes a high profile case to catch the media’s attention and even then, it must fit their narrative, before the public is “informed.”
A case in point is a certain United States senator, whose name we will not mention. Suffice to say, it starts with B and ends with L. His oh so sleazy profile has come to my attention once again as he “interviews” a REAL American hero, Peter Hegseth. But I digress…
Valor (or valour in British English) – noun – boldness or determination in facing great danger, especially in battle; heroic courage; bravery (Dictionary.com).
When someone falsely claims to have seen action in any battlefield situation while serving in the military, that’s stolen valor. Some may question that, wondering what makes it a big deal simply to claim you were in combat “over there,” wherever that is.

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Mr. Phil Ollenberg has given many countless presentations to parents, teachers and students about the complex ways that Canadian Universities and Colleges give admission and assess candidates for admission. He has worked as an admission officer, student recruitment office, and as a manager for a number of department areas.





