September 11 a Day of Remembering, of Mourning, of Renewed Resolve

September 11. A day of Remembering, of Mourning and Renewed Resolve. I remember exactly where I was when the second plane hit the towers. I'm betting the moment is clear to you too. I remember thinking - "We are under attack...we are under siege." And as the horrific complexity of that day comes to mind, I think of the thousands of my fellow-citizens who died. Some instantly, some gasping for breath, some crushed, some jumping in desperation out of the buildings. And the hundreds of rescuers who answered the call, some perishing, some wounded.

Ordinary citizens placed in an extra-ordinarily horrific situation. I think of the state of mind of the passengers who acted after "Let's Roll." And the sheer enormity of sadness is difficult to bear. Of the screaming inconsolable children on the flights that were deterred to the Towers. Of our President Bush, sitting in the classroom with children...and his stoic resolve to not jump up and panic them....or panic us.

September 11 is a galvanizing memory, isn't it? Remember today that we are not "global citizens" we are citizens of the Great United States of America. We cannot ever forget that. Our boundaries define us - we are a free people who bow to no man - no dictator - no government representative - because we are a nation structured to be a representative Republic.

The Muslim fanatics who attacked us without provocation years ago will not deter our resolve to be vigilant. We must secure the safety of our borders and of our good citizenry. We can NEVER allow United Nations forces to dictate our military decisions, nor to convict our Service Men and Women.

I do not feel that our nation's sovereignty is protected by President Obama and if the Kenyan Birth Certificate is a true document, the chaos is just beginning. If this is true, he is an illegitimate President and must be removed from office.  http://americangrandjury.org/lucas-smith-affidavit-now-filed-with-the-us-district-court-obama-kenyan-bc

On this tragic day of mourning, please remember that it is PATRIOT DAY...Pray for our dead. Pray for us who remain and must carry the torch of American Freedom forward.