In Defense of the Constitution

Anti-CAIR Message to our friends

September 11, 2003

     The time has come, once again, for we Americans to reflect on the tragedies and triumphs of the past few years…from the attacks by four aircraft on our country of September 11th, 2001, to the war in Iraq we have certainly had our lives changed in ways we couldn’t even consider prior to recent times. 

     Who would have thought that Islamic terrorists would commandeer civilian aircraft to attack our country with the express purpose of terror-murdering innocents?  Who would have thought that our nation’s premier law enforcement agency would allow its “special agents” to pick and choose those criminals they wish to investigate based on their religious beliefs?   

     Who would have thought that we’d not only have, but we’d protect with our beloved Constitution, groups of people who’s sole purpose is to destroy our great country while they actually live among us? 

     Who are they, dressed in business suits, hair perfectly coiffed, shoes shined just right, uttering the latest “buzz words” and having formerly respected news organizations vying to carry their words of condescension and hatred over the airwaves? 

    What American can look at a so-called “journalist” on television interviewing an Islamic terrorist as though they were anything more than devious cowards without feeling great anger for both the terrorist and the enabling “journalist”? 

    Would Americans of 1940 have listened to Edward R. Murrow if he had interviewed Adolf Hitler to get “the other side of the story”?  No?  Why are we Americans so different today?  Why are we so different that we not only listen to these agents of evil, we actually stay up late to watch them spew their America bashing words and carry the propaganda of those who will kill us the first chance they get?

     At what point do we Americans say “enough”?  At what point do we demand of our President and Congress that they fulfill their oaths to “protect and defend” our Constitution from ALL enemies, foreign and domestic? 

    At what point do we refuse to watch television news programs glorifying the murdering terrorists living among us? Refuse to buy the magazine that describes terrorists as “freedom fighters”?  Quit listening to radio programs that blame Americans for the events of September 11th, 2001? 

    When do we tell our fellow citizens to “get a grip on reality” when they bash America for standing up for those grand principles that made us the great nation that we are today?

     We of ACAIR ask our readers if they would take a minute, tomorrow, to reflect for a moment on the events of September 11th, 2001.  Then, ask yourself, why do we allow “people” to run free in our society when they have stated repeatedly that they are actively working towards converting our society into the very society that spawned the attackers of 9-11? 

     Let us all band together and agree that the time has come to say “no”.  “No” to watching terrorist sponsors on television; listening to them on radio; reading their words in the daily paper. 

     “No” to listening to them speak at their anti-American rallies; “No” to associating with them in any way- let us turn our backs on their approach and not consort with them; let them know by our demeanor that we know why they are here and that we do not support their cause nor do we associate with those who do. 

     Honest discourse is protected by the first amendment to our Constitution; our right to not listen or read those words is also protected. 



Andrew Whitehead
ACAIR
ajwhitehead@anti-cair-net.org
www.anti-cair-net.org

 

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