Showing posts with label 911. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 911. Show all posts

REMEMBERING 9-1-1; TREASURING FREEDOM

NEVER FORGET; AND PRAY WE NEVER LET OUR GUARD DOWN; EVER.

By Del Albright on September 11, 2013

12 years ago the world stop turning for many of us; and the world saw the face of terrorism like never before - for what it really is -- criminal, barbaric, unjustified deployment of violence to scare people into submission or some form of behavioral change, with no concern for the consequences or damage.

Terrorists have no morality or conscientious.  To them, the end justifies the means.  They must have a different God than me, because I can't imagine facing mine in light of what terrorists do to other people.  

Bullies in high school use a form of terrorism on the less fortunate or less physical class mates -- scaring people; threatening violence; and showing their bankrupt morality.  No form of terrorism should be tolerated.

All people should take a stand against terrorism, and teach kids early on how NOT to be a victim of any type.

It is my wish on this day of remembrance that no one, no race, no culture, no country should ever be subjected to terrorism. God Bless America!
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Del




Remembering 911 and Our Lost Friends



We are taking a moment today to remember our lost friends and the abominable terrorist attack on our country -- our very home ground. 911 should never be forgotten; nor should our country ever let scumbag terrorists get away with such acts.


We hope you will remember as well, and teach the young people around you how important patriotism is; how precious our freedoms are; and how bullies and terrorists should NEVER be allowed to rule our actions. And let us not forgot the loss of so many innocent people and what that did to their families and loved ones.
Like many of you who have served or have had family members serve our country, I will never forget.
Del

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