For those who lost their loved ones that day, their world changed in inexplicable ways. They began their own journey where they took their first steps on their own walk through the Valley of the Shadow of Death, the walk that one must always make alone.
Along the way they sought answers to questions that may never be answered. The questions of “why” and “how” did this happen. Will I get through this? The hard pressed reality that their loved ones are gone, forever… because some madmen from another country sought some sort of warped revenge upon our country and their beloved family member paid the ultimate price while they continue to pay the heavy toll of those left behind.
I know there are many who would disagree with me on this but I have always felt that the site of the World Trade Towers, where thousands of innocent men, women and children lost their lives on that beautiful early Fall day six years ago, heinously, callously murdered, it should be a memorial park where one can go to reflect, say a prayer, or lay a wreath and not a new set of the tallest buildings on the planet.
To those whose family and friends died on that horrific day I want to tell you that we shall never forget. For as long as I remain here on this earth I shall always remember, I shall always seek justice against those who perpetrated this cowardly act in the name of a so-called religion, that those who were behind this will not escape. They believe that us Americans have a short attention span, unlike themselves who still rage over the Crusades, that we will eventually turn our attention to something else. They will discover just how wrong they are.
Our resolve will remain firm and strong. If it takes a decade, a quarter century, a hundred years we will remain steadfast in our determination to eradicate the Islamist threat. There will be no place to hide and plan their cowardly attacks. We will hunt them down wherever they are because America will never forget that beautiful early Fall day in Lower Manhattan, September 11, 2001.
Little Baby Ginn
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by Mondoreb
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It's been six years since four jet airlines were hijacked and turned into flying bombs against everyday, working Americans.
Osama bin Laden, the frail, ailing Saudi multi-millionaire Jihadi behind the plot, has become a household name around the world. "Osama" has become one-name famous--joining Madonna, Britney and Paris. Say what you will about the latter three, the only thing they've been guilty of destroying is good taste and their reputations.
Six years after the infamous deed, there are more questions concerning him than answers. Where is he? Is he dead? If not dead, when will he be captured?Everytime a purported bin Laden video comes out, the MSM gush while video experts trot out theories on why it's a fake.Even his most infamous act is in question by the Troofers. They think it was the President, Dick Cheney or the second guy who played Daren in "Bewitched".
Probably the most telling bit about Osama is that he has become a punchline in a never-ending stream of jokes about the notorious shortcomings of his package. A Homeland Security adviser, speaking last week about the supposedly-new bin Laden release, described him as "impotent".
A description both fitting and just--until his forgotten, decaying corpse is deposited in an unmarked grave .Mondoreb
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