9-11. The emotions are so intense that I am challenged to maintain self control. I still feel the burning rage at the muzzie bastards who dared to strike my country. I am still inspired by the memory of George Bush becoming a world leader, ...I will never forget his speech in New York where he told the people gathered there.

 "I hear you, and soon the people who did this will hear from all of us"
I remember many democrats saying thank God that Bush and not Gore is president. For a brief moment in time everyone was a American Patriot, other than the few looney tunes who didn't stand up were discounted and ignored by the masses. I learned a lot about my fellow Americans in the days and weeks following that fateful day. I learned how full of Seething Anger American women could become in defense of our people, I will never woman after woman referring to those who died as OUR men & women. Women had a way of making it seem like every lost soul was a member of their immediate family. That alone changed me and my view of my place in the world. When you have a entire nation of women who actually care about you it's easy to become fearless, and protective of them in a very personal way. As time passed my emotions evolved with the events that seemed to come rapid fire for several years. I have incredibile contempt for the UN-AMERICAN dirtbag who blames America for the actions of the Horde. These animals have been slaughtering people in the name of their so called prophet for a thousand years before America even became a country. To say or believe anything other than it's the hordes intention to slaughter everyone who doesn't bend down and pray to their heathen god is complete nonsense,

 

They openly tell us that is their plan and it's written in the book that they have lived by for well over a thousand years AND they are doing it world wide. BLAME America ? FUCK YOU 911 also represents the beginning of a huge change in America, Never before in our history have Americans made such weighty decisions without a moral compass. Morality meaning more than just our christian values, Since the beginning of our nation we taught and believed in things like Honor and Loyalty we believed in a Right and Wrong. Men were suppose to act like men and were held up to ridicule if they didn't, Liars and thieves were considered unworthy and treated as such. Men worked and so did women to support their families people didn't survive by not working and taking handouts from those who do. Life was tough and so were Americans, we knew that we lived in the land of opportunity and we made the most of it.

 

After 911 the guilt machines turned up the flow and people started to feel the weight of it. Americans began to doubt that our way of life was fair. Americans also became victims of "Information Overload" our common sense was overwhelmed by incredible amounts of information. Think of it like this, When watching a movie filmed in the cold of antarctica you will actually get goose bumps even if it's the middle of summer, Same with a scary movie, you jump when the monster jumps out of a tree even though you know that's it's only a movie your body reacts. However your senses are given stimulus your body reacts as if that stimulus were real. This is exactly how your computer works, a picture or video gives you stimulus and your intellect is fed so much information immediately after that the lines between Truth and Fiction are blurred to the extent that people cannot tell which is which. This became the main assault weapon of Anti Americans after 911 and it has been incredibly effective. If not for a confluence of all of these factors we would have never elected a non American Muzzie with a name like Obama as our president, We certainly wouldn't have allowed such a obviously Bogus election as the reelection to stand. I am shammed that we have become such a whipped nation, that we no longer stand up for what we know is right. We are either going to wake up and fight back or we trudge into our slavery with bowed heads. There is no middle ground, we - each of us are very soon going to make our decision. I have made mine and everyone who knows me understands what I mean when I say that I will not be a slave. I hope that on this solemn day each of you consider your actions carefully. My father was one of the most intelligent men I have ever known and I will always remember him saying
" Once you choose to become a slave, You never have the right to change your mind"