Hello Friends.
Today the flag on the house flagpole waves on halfmast height,in silent rescpect of those which died cause this religious isanity bastards wanted to change the world in their way,cause they dont like our world and want their god states where they can pressure the girls and woman and where they have to life under the rules of the islam and kill evryone which dont likes that or is not muslim
I want peace for evryone,like in a song i often play and sing:
OK Julian, I agree. Let’s get the US out of Iraq and Israel out of the West bank. Then maybe we could start on “peace for all.”
Sholom Aleichem and Wa Aleykum Salaam
…I think if you really want to respect those who fell on 9/11, turn off your T.V. (CNN, Fox News, MSNBC,etc.) and start doing exactly what this administration, and many fellow Americans, don’t want you to do: question what you see and hear, and form your own conclusions/opinions. Am I saying that Bush and his cronies are not to be trusted? No. Simply put, this is a time when more and more of us should be careful as to what we deciede is “truth”. 9/11 should have taught many lessons, namely unity and humility. Humility?? Yes. Surprise, folks, there is a world outside of the good ole’ USA. Unity. At first, things seemed to look alright in this aspect. But, before long, this country was pretty much divided right down the middle. Either you were for the President or you were “un-American”. “I’ve got five American flag stickers on my car, you’ve only got one, that means I’m more patriotic than you!” says the proud, patriotic citizen. C’mon, people, putting a sticker on your car does not make you a “patriotic” person. That’s the easy way out. It’s easier to put a sticker on your car and go around beating your chest about how “patriotic” you are, all the while putting down folks who actually are out there questioning, reasoning, thinking, and trying to figure this damn thing out.
There is nothing wrong with taking down a flag in respect of those who lost their lives on 9/11. But, I think we should start taking more of an initiative to start bettering ourselves and our way of looking at things. There is no Black and White. Think: it’s Patriotic.
…ok, I am now prepared to take a beating from all of you other Forum members out there.
It’s amazing to me how the American liberals, angry at their party’s loss in 2000, have funneled their rage at other Americans and our government rather than the extremist terrorists that attacked our people and our symbols of American strength.
There is an alarming lack of moral clarity for those who insist that our own citizens and leaders are somehow the bad guys, and co-dependently worry about harming our reputation with cultures that spawn suicide bombers and terrorists. When was the last time you went to church and the pastor told you to murder any citizens of a certain country? And how many RPGs do you or your neighbor own? And how many of you know how to make a bomb and are willing to strap it onto yourself and get on a bus of civilians, all in the name of serving a religion?
BTW, I have two words for liberals, their Hollywood spokesmodels, and the biased media on November 3rd… ‘move on’
…and a side note that may be of interest … churches in America that allow anyone to stand in the pulpit and advocate one political candidate over another can lose their tax-exempt status with the IRS – something a lot of churches apparently need to know this year.
