(EMAILWIRE.COM, June 01, 2011 ) San Antonio, TX -- Filling an important hole in blogs to date, Vic shares his insights in a unique no holds barred approach that brings his vast resume to bear on key topics facing America. Vic says “This is a way for me to get engaged with the national debate and helps others cut through all the clutter from the left”. He goes on to say, “I make no bones about where I stand as readers will soon find out, my style is bold, brash, and funny.”
As part of his efforts to support combat veterans Vic also donates 100% of all proceeds from his speaking to charity. This This blog and coming on demand TV show will serve as further opportunities to continue that noble work.
The blog www.victorluebker.con was inspired because we need more voices with powerful ideas and the resume to back it up from the private sector. Vic plans to launch an on demand TV version of the blog in the coming weeks and have some great interviews with leaders across the country.
The basic premise of the blog is that accountability in the media and politics is core to an informed electorate. Vic calls out those he feels use the power of the pen, TV camera, or public office to dupe AmericanÂ’s. With clever insight, witty one liner's, and the ability to tell the story with clarity www.victorluebker.com is sure to be one of the fastest growing blogs to come out in years.
More about Vic: Vic Luebker is a retired 22 year military veteran of Bosnia, the first Gulf War, and OIF/OEF. Vic founded Hope4Heroes.org after finding there was a need for more support in "helping services" for wounded Heroes. Vic found a lack of peer-to-peer counseling and career services devoted to the most wounded our PTSD and TBI vets. He has grown Hope4heroes into a national organization while achieving a 90% program rate! Further, the organization is a leader in national legislation effecting veterans and families.
He is alsoorganizational communications media relations expert with 20 years experience. Vic has conducted over 100 formal month long leadership courses, speaking events, radio, and TV interviews. Additionally, Vic was a Chief Enlisted Advisor in Tuzla Bosnia, and responsible for oversight of the Unit Security Plan and the transport of Slobodan Milosevic to the War Crimes Tribunal. Vic retired from the military in 2005 with over 40 medals and decorations and winner of the Presidents Lifetime Volunteer Service Award.
