| Sponge Bob: Seeing the news, where our US Postal Workers are now the front line in Osama's Bio-Terrorism war is pretty saddening. Hope you & your family are safe. My prayers are with you. These people have no idea of the level that the American people will go to protect our own. We are the only country to ever use nuclear weapons in order to reduce our own casualties. Anyone caught & convicted of these crimes of bio-terrorism deserves death-"no parole".
Sending bio-terror via the US Mail is not smart on their part, especially when your opponent can deliver the same or worse via the skies over your own home lands. They had better re-think attacking our civilian population, families and children with these weapons. We have the power to erase their entire culture and its future existance from the Earth's evolutionary history. I don't feel sorry for the Japanese who brought us WWII, nor do I think that America ever has to appologize to the Japanese survivors. I certainly don't feel sorry for the Islamic extremist's who are behind these hideous crimes, nor their family and friends who support them in their endeavors.
Thought you might like this one. I don't know who the author was, as I got it in an Email from a friend.
"Broken Arrow, Oklahoma School officials
remove "God Bless America" signs from schools
in fear that someone might be offended.
Channel 12 News in Long Island, New York,
orders flags removed from the newsroom
and red, white, and blue ribbons removed
from the lapels of reporters.
Why?
Management did not want to appear biased
and felt that our nations flag might
give the appearance that "they lean
one way or another".
Berkeley, California bans U.S. Flags
from being displayed on city fire
trucks because they didn't want
to offend anyone in the community.
In an "act of tolerance" the head of
the public library at Florida Gulf
Coast University ordered all
"Proud to be an American" signs
removed so as to not offend
international students.
I, for one, am quite disturbed by
these actions of so-called American
citizens; and I am tired of this nation
worrying about whether or not we are
offending some individual or their culture.
Since the terrorist attacks on
September 11, we have experienced
a surge in patriotism by the majority
of Americans. However, the dust
from the attacks had barely settled
in New York and Washington D.C.
when the "politically correct" crowd
began complaining about the possibility
that our patriotism was offending others.
I am not against immigration,
nor do I hold a grudge against
anyone who is seeking a better
life by coming to America.
In fact, our country's population
is almost entirely comprised of
descendants of immigrants;
however,
there are a few things that those
who have recently come to our
country, and apparently some native
Americans, need to understand.
First of all,
it is not our responsibility
to continually try not to offend you
in any way. This idea of America being
a multi-cultural community has served
only to dilute our sovereignty and
our national identity.
As Americans,
we have our own culture,
our own society, our own language,
and our own lifestyle.
This culture, called
the "American Way"
has been developed over centuries
of struggles, trials, and victories
by millions of men and women
who have sought freedom.
Our forefathers fought, bled,
and died at places such as Bunker Hill,
Antietam, San Juan, Iwo Jima,
Normandy, Korea, Vietnam,
We speak English, not Spanish,
Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Russian,
or any other language. Therefore, if
you wish to become part of our
society - learn our language!
"In God We Trust"
is our national motto.
This is not some off-the-wall,
Christian, Right Wing, political slogan;
it is our national motto.
It is engraved in stone in the House
of Representatives in our Capitol
and it is printed on our currency.
We adopted this motto because
Christian men and women, on
Christian principles, founded this
nation; and this is clearly documented
throughout our history.
If it is appropriate for our motto
to be inscribed in the halls of our
highest level of Government,
then it is certainly appropriate
to display it on the walls of our schools.
God is in our pledge,
our National Anthem, nearly every
patriotic song, and in our founding
documents. We honor His birth, death,
and resurrection as holidays, and we
turn to Him in prayer in times of crisis.
If God offends you, then I suggest
you consider another part of the world
as your new home, because God is part
of our culture and we are proud
to have Him.
We are proud of our heritage and those
who have so honorably defended
our freedoms. We celebrate
Independence Day, Memorial Day,
Veterans Day, and Flag Day.
We have parades, picnics, and barbecues
where we proudly wave our flag.
As an American, I have the right
to wave my flag, sing my national
anthem, quote my national motto,
and cite my pledge whenever and
wherever I choose.
If the Stars and Stripes offend you,
or you don't like Uncle Sam,
then you should seriously consider
a move to another part of this planet.
The American culture is our way of life,
our heritage, and we are proud of it.
We are happy with our culture and
have no desire to change, and we
really don't care how you did
things where you came from,
if it was so superior, go home.
We are Americans, like it or not,
this is our country, our land,
and our lifestyle.
Our First Amendment gives every
citizen the right to express his
opinion about our government, culture,
or society, and we will allow you
every opportunity to do so.
But once you are done complaining,
whining, and griping about our flag,
our pledge, our national motto,
or our way of life,
I highly encourage you take advantage
of one other great American freedom,
the right to leave.
MAY GOD BLESS AMERICA
LAND THAT WE LOVE!!!"
Take care & God Bless you, your family & all the others who are on the frontline.
Al Warner
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