September 11th and Everyday

We remember those who died in the attacks on New York and Washington. They were victims of attacks on the United States by evil people who wish to destroy us. Al Qaeda started World War III by attacking any western nation they can.

The World Trade Center was targeted (twice by the way) because they thought if you destroy a Wall Street finance center, you will destroy or damage the American Economy. America would be too weak to respond.

The Pentagon was also targeted because it is the headquarters of US military, and they wanted to slow our response. They feared the military, but think of us as a weak enemy. Based on our response to military losses in Somalia, they think we would quit after the loss of a few soldiers. Take out our headquarters, and no one would stop them.

The reality is the leaders of Al Qaeda are older, educated and dedicated to destroying anyone in the way of their vision of an Islam led world. Al Qaeda is targeting Christians, Catholics, Jews, Hindus, Buddhist and other Muslims who do not believe their distorted interpretation of the Korean. They kill randomly with bombings, mass attacks, and wipe out innocent families for their convenience and security. Parts of Iraq has woken up due to the number of Iraqi’s who have been victims of Al Qaeda murders, and areas of Iraq are coming to us for help ridding themselves of this evil.

Remember 9/11. Remember Pearl Harbor. Remember the Maine. Remember the Alamo. One if by Land, and Two if by Sea. History has taught us winning wars takes persistence, sacrifice and dedication. We have been in Bosnia over 15 years to insure peace. In Korea 54 years. In Germany and Japan for over 60 years. Al Qaeda wants to take over every country possible. The world needs to step up and help contain this enemy of religious freedom with us.

The best strategy for this ongoing World War is to enlarge our military now, to prepare for the long battles remaining, and to remain determined to win over evil. That is how we will succeed remaining free.