The Boy Scouts of America were once a symbol of courage, selflessness, and American character.
But in recent years, the organization has been attacked by the woke mob, losing much of its traditional identity.
Yet on a New Hampshire mountain, two Scouts reminded everyone what the movement was really about.
Jack Borowski and Brodie Perry, both teenagers from Mashpee High School, were making their way down Mount Lafayette in the White Mountains when they encountered a scene most adults avoided.
A young woman’s legs had given out beneath her, spasming uncontrollably. Her family struggled to help her, but exhaustion was setting in fast. Darkness was descending, and safety was still two miles away.
>> Click Here To Continue Reading <<
