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September 11, 2006

Remembering Where We Were on 9/11 - What Matters Next Is Where We Go From Here

September 11, 2001 - the day America changed forever. God Bless America - the time has come to send her Islamist enemies to the HELL THEY SEEK!

Today we all should reflect very hard on where we were when the towers were hit, how we felt when we found out that the Islamic fascists had struck America, and the togetherness and patriotism we all felt when we came together as one nation, under God, indivisible.

And we all should also reflect on what happened to our togetherness and patriotism, and think about how some Americans have chosen to spend more time fighting and condemning our American government and our military, than they have on fighting for our country and condemning the Islamic fascists that are still promising to kill us if we don't convert to Islam.

Then perhaps we might reflect upon "How the Left Undermined National Security Before 9/11."

And perhaps we should also read and reflect upon "The ABCs of Defeating the Islamic-Fascists," in order that remember some of the dumb mistakes we've all made in the past - on both sides of the political aisle.

And then, instead of even thinking about joining hands in warm embrace and singing Kumbaya with our enemies, as some on the Left would have us do, we need to join together with each other as Americans all - Buddhists, Christians, Jews, Hindus, etc... etc... , and then, all of us together (including moderate Muslims who want no part of the radicals' ideology) - join together in one voice and as one body and go kick the S**T out of those that are trying to kill us, force us to convert to Islam, and destroy our culture and civilization.. It's time to say enough is enough, the mindless insanity that IS fundamentalist Islam has got to stop - the animals must be killed or Imprisoned. Every damned one of them - including the leaders of the radical Islamic states that support them!!!

Then we can all get back to bickering over political agendas later, after this war is won.

Very Much Related Reading: Christopher Hitchens - Solidarity, Our first duty is to stand together against bin Ladenism.

"We"--and our allies--simply have to become more ruthless and more experienced. An unspoken advantage of the current awful strife in Iraq and Afghanistan is that it is training tens of thousands of our young officers and soldiers to fight on the worst imaginable terrain, and gradually to learn how to confront, infiltrate, "turn," isolate and kill the worst imaginable enemy. These are faculties that we shall be needing in the future. It is a shame that we have to expend our talent in this way, but it was far worse five years and one day ago, when the enemy knew that there was a war in progress, and was giggling at how easy the attacks would be, and "we" did not even know that hostilities had commenced.

Posted by Richard at September 11, 2006 1:59 PM