Deserved Honor

GOD BLESS 
THE 
UNITED STATES MILITARY.

For all those lost on 9/11 and since then by the hands of Islamic terrorists at home and abroad,

For all the soldiers that never made it home; for all the mothers who lost their sons or daughters, children their fathers or mothers...

For all the soldiers that endured hardship, difficulty, hunger and thirst in the fight on those cruel deserts and mountain ranges, who came home from the fight wounded, either mentally, physically, or both...

For all the ones who are willing to call terrorism by name and condemn those Muslims who either practice jihad or silently stand by while others do...

JUSTICE WAS SERVED by the U.S. NAVY SEALS, to a little weasel of a man in a turban who hid behind a woman at the time yesterday that he met the steely eyes of the BEST that this country has to offer:  THE U.S. MILITARY.

Osama is dead, but our job is not done.  

And we don't easily forget those who were the loudest naysayers at a time of war our military needed full support from those who sent them into battle--those  in the media who joined the left--who at full throttle constantly beat up our commander in chief who was trying to bring justice to the mastermind of 9/11, who caused as much discord and grief at home as we experienced abroad.  


That same media today is glowing, crowing and giving credit to this president for his determination and resolve-when no such support was offered to Bush and his team.


We will not forget those who wanted to tuck their tails and run, and who travel the world, bowing and apologizing to our enemies--and at the same time figuratively giving the big middle finger to our friends and allies.

And we remember the timidity and cowardice of this administration in forbidding those who are Islamic Terrorists being called by name, and who would not allow members of this administration to use the words:  "THE WAR ON TERROR".

We remember.

We salute those who got the job done, not those in Washington, D.C. who would step up to take credit.

I do not respect a man who as a senator would accuse, without merit or proof, the soldiers of committing atrocities and unspeakable acts of dishonor, suddenly changing his tune once he sits behind the desk in the Oval Office and a momentous and hard-fought victory is won--does he truly own it?   Already those in the mainstream media are crowing about how this event will help the president politically.  Shame on them.

I do not respect a man who would use the enlisted men: military personnel--and their families by holding their salaries as pawns in a budget battle, whose debt is enslaving us and our children and grandchildren, and whose domestic policies and actions prove that he would love to see our country lay in ruins.


However...


There is a certain satisfaction and pride felt by Americans when the thought of what paralyzing dread and fear Osama bin Laden must have felt when he heard the loud 

"THUMP THUMP THUMP THUMP" 

of our awesome military helicopters in the air over his mansion he hid out in as the terrifyingly fierce Navy Seals were dropped into his reinforced compound.  


And it's also quite satisfying to know that the "leader" of the Islamo-fascists hid behind a woman in his last hour like a coward and slime that he is.  

I respect those who have paid the price and fight and honor our flag by serving our people, at a great sacrifice to themselves and their families.


GOD BLESS AMERICA 
and 
GOD BLESS THE SOLDIER

(There are several videos embedded in the highlighted text of this post that you may enjoy watching today as you feel the pride of the excellent job our military has done to avenge the deaths and bring justice to all the families who've suffered at the hands of this animal bin Laden.  I don't mind if you think I'm a little cynical and bitter toward this administration, but at least I can't be considered blind and dumb.)