Saturday, September 11th:
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911 - 2010
911…. Have you Forgotten?
Once
again on Saturday the 11th of September we will gather in
tribute to the memory of those victims who died so tragically 10 years
ago.
A decade has passed since our citizens, like so
many before, and so many since, were wantonly slaughtered to further a
twisted religious radicalism based on the belief that the pathway to
heaven is paved with blood of the infidel.
Infidel… that’s you and me folks!
Now these assholes want to build a Mosque
on the very ground where dozens of our citizens leaped in terror from
windows fifty stories above to escape the inferno and carnage. Building
a mosque on the site representing thousands of unmarked graves of our
good citizens who so horribly died is the epitome of sacrilege.
If
I sound a little radical here, so be it.
I’m way tired of the cloak of political
correctness.
We all should be. This era of mindless
social acceptance, radical pandering, sensless spending and political
posturing is sheer lunacy.
It’s
high time to put aside the “I’m OK, You’re OK” dogma.
Plug in your thinking cap and analyze and
recognize things for what they are.
It’s alright to call a turd a turd.
911 – 2010 Never Forget
For the tenth year we will gather once
again in remembrance.
When:
Saturday, September 11th.
Where:
The Northeast corner of 12th &
Commercial Avenue
in
Anacortes, Washington
Times:
8:00 AM to 1:00 PM
4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Bring a flag or a sign, or both if you like.
We have a few flags and signs available for
those of you who may not have one available.
A great sign would be “No Mosque at WTC”.
Any time you wish to spend, be it an hour
or the entire day, will be greatly appreciated.
Webmaster Andy Stevens
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John Stuart Mill: May 20, 1806 - May 8, 1873
John Stuart Mill: An 18th century philosopher and political economist whose work covered topics such as the "Theory of Liberty", "Human Rights and slavery", "Utilitarianism" and "Economic philosophy", wrote the following...
War is an ugly thing, but not the ugliest of things. The decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic feeling which thinks that nothing is worth war is much worse.
The person who has nothing for which he is willing to fight, nothing which is more important than his own personal safety, is a miserable creature and has no chance of being free unless made and kept so by the exertions of better men than himself.
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Our "Support our Troops" vigil began shortly after the 911 attack on the WTC as the Liberal Left began actively protests opposing any military response. It was our contention that there was another voice to be heard, one that represented mainstream Americans demanding a direct all out war on terrorists who had attacked our nation at home and abroad, time and time again without retribution or remorse, a patriotic representation of the outrage and infuriation ignited by this affront which had taken place on our native soil.
Since that time we have dedicated and spent each of our Sundays between the hours of 11:30am to 1:30pm on the corner of 12th and Commercial Avenue in Anacortes in support of our military, their mission and the Commander in Chief. Our  original nucleus consisted of myself, my wife Mary, another couple, and two Veterans who join us from Oak Harbor. Over the years we have been blessed by a number of steadfast supporters. A few of these include Dave and Kay, Dan and Joyce, Jack and Barb, our good friends Dave and Ed as well as other friends, relatives and dedicated conservative community members who often join us or just stop by to say hello.
Our message has always been uniform and collective, and has never wavered. First and foremost, we stand in Support of our Troops! We are proud to stand with our Flags, signs and banners in support of America, President Bush, his administration and their dedication to the War efforts and protecting our citizens. We have a collective belief that anything less than a zero tolerance to terrorism is unacceptable. We stand in direct opposition to appeasement and �peace at any cost�, �no war for oil, anti-Bush, �anti-establishment� solutions offered by the protesters gathered on the opposite corners of the intersection.
No matter the size of our group on any given day, we are encouraged that we receive a resounding and positive display of honks, waves, applause and thumbs-up from the passing motorists. That is MAINSTREAM AMERICA. We stand, regardless of the weather, in the rain, the cold and the hot sun without complaint or regret, as our does our military. Passers-by often bring us hot cocoa, hot coffee, hot cider, and in the summer they sometimes bring us cold drinks. Although they cannot stand with us that day, they support our efforts.
You cannot imagine how proud and pleased we are when Sailors, Marines, Airmen and Soldiers, some just home on leave from Afghanistan and Iraq, stop their vehicles and get out and shake our hands and say to each of us individually 'Thank you for standing up for America and for standing up for us". One young Marine gave us a box of cookies. We do not know their names and they do not know ours. We can definitely report that their opinion of the opposing corners are in concurrence with ours. We have received the heartfelt gratitude from scores of parents and relatives of those who serve as well. At other times those who take the time to stop are simply well wishers taking the time to thank us for the effort.
The group we stand in direct opposition to is organized and consists of Left Wing members of the local "Celebration Church", joined by folks from such Soros / Heinz supported and funded organizations as "worldcantwait", �Not in My Name�, and similar associated groups. These same folks hang the UN flag in support of their cause on Sundays.
Not surprisingly the Bush haters are, on occasion, temporarily augmented by other fragmented groups with their own political agenda.
We encourage as many as possible to join our weekly Sunday vigil between 11:45 am to 1:00pm on the Northwest corner of 12th and Commercial Avenue in Anacortes. Your participation is appreciated as well as crucial. Bring Flags, banners and signs expressing your Support of Our Troops as they wage this war on Terrorism.
May God continue to bless these United States of America!
To those
who serve... From all of us to all of you with love and
respect!
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