Sunday, September 11, 2005

Remember 9/11 and Those Who Fight for Our Security and Freedom

Today is the fourth year since the senseless attack by Islamic terrorists who believes that killing non-Islamic believers is the answer in their fight. On that day 9/11 sparked and galvanized the United States and the world to fight terrorism on all fronts, in every country that harbor and support these terrorists.

We must remember the victims of those who sacrificed their lives to rescue those who needed help.

We must remember the innocent children of God who had nothing to do with this world.

We must remember the valiant heros who helped so many knowing that they were already at death's door.

We must remember.

We must see the videos of the planes crashing into the towers again and again.

We must remember seeeing the victims jump out of the buildings in sheer desperation to end their own way of dying.

We must remember those who were widowed, fatherless, motherless and without their siblings because of the senseless attacks and those who fought overseas.

We must remember.

We must remember those who fought to help keep America free from tyranny and help those who need our help so they can be free of tyranny.

We simply must remember that 9/11 is the turning point and the start of World War III.

We are in the battle for our lives. And we join the fight with others across the earth to fight the battle on terrorism.

It is better to do something than nothing at all than to make ourselves vulnerable.

Before President George W. Bush we had so many Islamic terrorists attacks we did nothing to pursue and eliminate those terrorists on the war on terrorism.

In 2000 the bombing U.S.S. Cole was attacked killing 17 sailors and yet we did nothing. (Clinton's time)

In 1998 the bombing of two U.S. Embassies were attacked killing 224 and yet we did nothing. (Clinton's time).

In 1996 the bombing of the Khobar Towers military complex killed19 American servicemen and injuring hundreds of others, and yet we did nothing (Clinton's time).

In 1995 a car bomb exploded at U.S. military headquarters in Riyadh Saudi Arabia, killing 5 U.S. military servicemen, and yet we did nothing (Clinton's time).

In 1993 bomb exploded in basement garage of the World Trade Center killing 6 and injuring thousands, and yet we did nothing (Clinton's time).

But in 2001 on 9/11 we sure as hell did something about it. Finally, we are now fighting terrorism. Thank you President Bush.



This is who we are dealing with, the Islamic terrorists:

Islamic governments have never and will never be established through peaceful solutions and cooperative councils. They are established as they [always] have been by pen and gun.

Small minds have no room to grow. So, we must fight these people who will always see death as the only answer and never about peace.

Be ever so vigilant. And always remember 9/11.

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