



It is sad to me now that so many people don't want to be in Iraq when such a huge atrocity was made against us. This event will live on in the lives of all the people that experienced it. My brother is in the National guard and in 2005 he was deployed to go to Iraq. It was terrifying knowing that I might never see him again. But I knew that he was serving our country and that someone had to protect our freedoms. I think that we take advantage of the beautiful country that God has provided for us. We need to fight to keep it safe for our families in the coming generations. If we don't stand up against terrorism and defend innocent people, even people that are not in this country, who will? The attacks may have ceased in our land but there are thousands of people that are being killed and tortured just because of who they are. We need to stand up for what is right. Americans are not cowards. We are brave, strong, free and a righteous people and we need to make a stand in this world.
7 comments:
i have goose bumps...
britt...i just want to thank you and tell ya' that you are amazing! I love ya! And you have such a sweet and wonderfuk spirit!
Jessica
Okay I'm totally embarrassed!!! I should have read through my comment before I published it! Oh my! I guess that's what I get typing with one hand while I feed Brielle a bottle! I am so so sorry! I meant... "you have such a sweet and wonderful spirit!" I'm sorry!:)
Jessica
Thanks for the post Britt. It was really touching and made me remember where I was and what I was doing when the attack took place. When I went to New York last year my husband and I got to visit Ground Zero. It was sad being there, but there were a lot of people just showing love to one another. There was definately a different feeling there.
wow that gave me the chills ( good ones) and i love the pictures you have on your blog thanks
i want to say that as i sit here and think on what your mesage said i started to cry. i love this country the only thing i love more is my wife sabrina. i served a year in iraq to serve my country. to protect my land, my people, my family and freinds. would i do it again?..... IN A HEART BEAT! i am honord to serve in my nations armed forces. i am curretnly severing in alaska on ft greely on a missle deffense complex gaurding my home and country against nuclear attacks. i am proud to be an american and a soilder. it is my calling in life to stand between those who would hurt my country and loved ones. i would give my life in that service. i love you all. i am your brother, son, and husband. But most of all i am an american soilder..
We were on the same track here! Every Sept. 11 I think about that day. I will never EVER forget the feeling in the room...sad, gross, mad, and somehow you could feel the country unite. Funny how that day everyone was ready to go blow up Iraq/Afganistan but now we have to fight for funding for our troops because some people don't think we are doing the right thing. Don't want to get to political, but it is interesting...
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