Across the nation, public officials will strike somber poses and shed
television-friendly tears and bow their blow-dried heads in memory of
the victims of the September 11 terrorist attacks.
They’ll hold hands, light candles, and pass around a plateful of
platitudes: “Never forget,” they’ll intone. “Let’s roll,” they’ll
thunder. “God bless America,” they’ll warble in perfect harmony.
They’ll assure us that they are committed to fighting terror and
securing our borders and doing whatever it takes to protect the homeland
from another horrific mass murder at the hands of freedom-hating
fanatics. And then?
And then, from Washington state to Washington, D.C., they’ll go back
to work, roll up their sleeves, and spit on the graves of the 9/11 dead.
Your pious city councilwoman will return to the office to draft a
resolution condemning the common-sense detention and deportation of
Middle Eastern illegal aliens suspected of terrorism.
Your politically correct police chief will refuse to cooperate with
federal authorities in criminal investigations of illegal visa
overstayers and border-crossers and ship-jumpers.
Your pandering mayor will stealthily renew his policy of preventing city employees from reporting illegal aliens.
Your indignant local librarian will promote fear-mongering and misinformation about the Patriot Act.
Your regional Chamber of Commerce president will join forces with
Canadian and Mexican government representatives to put business
interests ahead of border enforcement.
Your tuition-thirsty university president will lobby behind closed
doors against federal efforts to track foreign students and ensure that
they go home when required. Your vote-hungry governor will encourage
document fraud through his support of insecure foreign-issued
identification cards and driver’s licenses for “undocumented workers.”
Your race card-fearing congressman will court Arab and Muslim special
interest groups and donors who have coddled Islamists on college
campuses, in prisons, and in the U.S. military in the name of
“diversity.”
Your grandstanding senator will block funding for long-delayed
homeland defense measures — such as a national entry-exit system to
monitor temporary foreign visitors — even as he whines about the need
for more money to ensure our safety.
Your incompetent Transportation Security Administration will
stonewall pilots who want training to be armed, squander tens of
millions of taxpayer dollars on lucrative contracts for
weapons-detection equipment that doesn’t work or get used, and continue
to ban racial profiling.
Your indifferent Interior Department will look the other way as
underequipped and understaffed park rangers along the southwestern
border remain vulnerable to drug smugglers and terrorists.
Your bloated Homeland Security Department will keep Clinton-era
holdovers in pivotal positions, reduce routine inspections at seaports
in the name of efficiency, and continue to shortchange interior
enforcement against deportation fugitives and asylum con artists in
favor of duct tape tipsheets and cosmetic color-coded alerts.
Your corrupted State Department will appease Saudi terror-backers,
reward butt-covering managers, assuage European travel industry tycoons,
and continue to defend lax visa screening policies.
Your Democratic presidential candidates will unanimously endorse the
very kind of amnesty policies that allowed several al Qaeda operatives
to infiltrate this country and hatch terrorist plots.
And your Republican Party elites will continue to spurn immigration
enforcement reformers within their own ranks for fear of alienating
ethnic constituencies that will never vote for them anyway.
To those who lost their lives on Sept. 11 because their government
failed to enforce its borders, laws, and sovereignty, the politicians
and bureaucrats and civic leaders will ostentatiously offer one measly
day a year of dedication in rhetoric — and 364 days of desecration in
deed.
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11 September 2013
01 December 2008
25 November 2008
11 September 2008
Remember September 11th

According to stats only 23,900 Al Qaeda members (or allies) have been killed so far in the Iraq war, and then 15,000 in the Afghan theatre.
That's 39,000 Islamo-fascists dead.
3,000 free persons died 7 years ago during the 9/11 attacks. Plus in Afghanistan 500+ war casualties, plus 6,300 wounded. Add in the 4,150 casualties and 30,000 wounded in Iraq.
That's 44,065 losses to America and Freedom from actions the Islamic Fanatics started.
By my calculations, we need to kill 489,280 more Islamic Terrorists to call it even. That is, if we give a fair market value of one-twelfth of a human life to an Islamic Terrorist.
06 June 2007
Media Watch
de-bunking Democratic Bumper Sticker Slogans
In other words, what's goin on in Palestine is a civil war, but in Iraq, not so much.
civil war: A war between factions of the same country; there are five criteria for international recognition of this status: the contestants must control territory, have a functioning government, enjoy some foreign recognition, have identifiable regular armed forces, and engage in major military operations.
In other words, what's goin on in Palestine is a civil war, but in Iraq, not so much.
17 January 2007
Iraq War Started By Democrats . . . per se
William J. Clinton Signed ‘Iraq Liberation Act’ Into Law 1998
Bottom Line Up Front: The war in Iraq is not “Bush’s war”, it is America’s war and it has been since the early 1990’s. In 1998, then President Bill Clinton on the eve of presidential impeachment hearings signed into law The Iraq Liberation Act which committed U.S. money to supporting the overthrow of a dangerous Saddam Hussein and laid out U.S. policy as supporting a free Iraq.
The Iraq Liberation Act
Office of the Press Secretary
For Immediate Release
October 31, 1998
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
Today I am signing into law H.R. 4655, the “Iraq Liberation Act of 1998.” This Act makes clear that it is the sense of the Congress that the United States should support those elements of the Iraqi opposition that advocate a very different future for Iraq than the bitter reality of internal repression and external aggression that the current regime in Baghdad now offers.
Let me be clear on what the U.S. objectives are: The United States wants Iraq to rejoin the family of nations as a freedom-loving and law-abiding member. This is in our interest and that of our allies within the region.
Bottom Line Up Front: The war in Iraq is not “Bush’s war”, it is America’s war and it has been since the early 1990’s. In 1998, then President Bill Clinton on the eve of presidential impeachment hearings signed into law The Iraq Liberation Act which committed U.S. money to supporting the overthrow of a dangerous Saddam Hussein and laid out U.S. policy as supporting a free Iraq.
The Iraq Liberation Act
Office of the Press Secretary
For Immediate Release
October 31, 1998
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
Today I am signing into law H.R. 4655, the “Iraq Liberation Act of 1998.” This Act makes clear that it is the sense of the Congress that the United States should support those elements of the Iraqi opposition that advocate a very different future for Iraq than the bitter reality of internal repression and external aggression that the current regime in Baghdad now offers.
Let me be clear on what the U.S. objectives are: The United States wants Iraq to rejoin the family of nations as a freedom-loving and law-abiding member. This is in our interest and that of our allies within the region.
Signed:
W J Clinton
and yet people still want to blame bush for the "iraq quagmire"
W J Clinton
and yet people still want to blame bush for the "iraq quagmire"
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