9/11

I know there is not one American who can or will forget September 11, 2001. To this day, I cannot watch film footage of the planes crashing into the Twin Towers. When I try to watch it I feel the anguish and horror of the passengers and crew who knew exactly what was happening and could do nothing to keep from losing their lives.

It is the same with all the images of this horrible day and the days that followed. One thing I can do is stand with my fellow Americans and honor the heroes and the fallen. God bless them every one.

As for the inhuman, Godless people who perpetrated the slaughter of innocents, each and every one, no matter how slow the progress, are being brought to justice. Justice may be a lifetime in prison or a bullet. It may come silently in the night, but justice will not be denied – no matter how long it takes. We will never forget.

Write on,

Mittster

TSA: Feel the Protection

You really need to click the title of this blog if you want a good laugh and cry all at the same time! I may never fly again even though I have a much better chance of getting killed in a car wreck than an airplane crash....

I'm just saying,


Mittster


PS: I hope government agents don't storm my house because I leaked TSA's new logos.

Tear of Grief

I am really confused. The Russians sent us a one hundred foot tall memorial to 9/11 in 2006 and it stands in New Jersey? Where was I when that happened, on another planet? I'm not a news nut, but I do keep abreast of the happenings around the world.

While we are still haggling about a 9/11 monument, our former cold war enemy, Russia, has created, erected and dedicated a monument in the USA that is not only beautiful, but significant in scope and stature, and brings tears to the eyes when viewed. It makes me wonder why we haven’t been able to build our own monument to 9/11. Could it be politics as usual?



















Of course, President Putin is playing the political game too, but still—the monument is impressive and speaks volumes in its simple message. I, for one, thank the Russian people for the memorial that is now called, To The Struggle Against World Terrorism. I also thank my friend Sandy Cartwright, for sending me the pictures and story, and thus enlightening me yet again.

Write on,

Mittster