Remembering 9-11

America was attacked, by terrorists who killed men, women, and children, terrorists who thought we would cower.

Here is the resulting message to terrorists: if you want servitude, go try cuba or china.  Be sure to check the bus schedule for the re-education camps.

We were attacked, but we are not buried in the dust.



This day is a day for Americans.  If you believe in the our Constitution, the Bill of Rights, the reasons they exist, no matter where you are in the world, you are an American.

This is a day for those we have lost.

This is a day to show that there is no doubt.  We will remember.  We will stand up for Freedom.  We are Americans, and plan to stay that way.



Have a moment of silence for those we lost that day.

Then have the time to not be silent.  Look up into the sky and say to them:

    "You are important to us."

    "Those responsible will be pursued and found."

    "You will be remembered." 

For the rest of the day, be free.  Do something only a free person can do.  Do something only a free America can do.


Those we lost that day have given this to us, and it is something we owe to them.  It is something we owe to all those we have lost since the beginning of our country.

We know the history of our country and we gladly owe to those who have fought for it.

We will not be questioning ourselves, our direction, or our future.


And at the end of the day, looking up once more ...

    "Rest well."

    "Good night."

Because of them, 9-11 is our National Day of Freedom.
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