Posted on 09/28/2005 2:46:27 PM PDT by Calpernia
 |
Freedom Center backers say it will help people understand 9/11 sacrifices. Victims’ families say controversy surrounding the museum will dishonor the dead. Do you think it belongs at the WTC site?
2.6%
Yes, it will be a learning tool. (412 responses)
96.0%
No, the site should be used as a memorial only. (15245 responses)
1.4%
Not sure. (219 responses)
15876 total responses
Can I have your baby? : } Seriously, excellent rant!!!! With apologies to Jim Lovell; you, sir, are a steely-eyed missile man!
Good.
>>>you, sir, are a steely-eyed missile man!
Bumping that!!!
another bad idea that cannot stand close review
To the heroes of 9/11--we will never stop fighting those who wish to dishonor you.
Requiescat in pace.
I appreciate the link to Tony's show. It's quite wonderful he has Michael Brown on today, it's an interesting show, great interview!
Islam A National Holiday? LOL! No way, not in my country..maybe we should roast a pig and deliver to CAIR headquarters (otherwise known as a "terror cell") on the day they wish to "honor" their "religion".
A toast!
These people are not artists, but shameless profiteers, who were eagerly planning their desecration of this hallowed ground-and the windfall profits that would ensue from it-even before the corpses immolated by Islamic fascists in the 9/11 attacks were identified.
This isn't a case of me supporting Rick Lazio, and someone else supporting Charles Schumer, two groups of roughly comparable size, and then deciding which one is more numerous.
The people supporting this abomination were not even equivalent to a small minority of inflexible zealots, who in spite of their size still represented a discernible political constituency, e.g. the Greens, the NDP, etc...
No one in this country, in this state, or in this city supported this misguided project, with the sole exception of the unreconstructed Marxists, professional America-loathers, and feckless, pseudo-Republican tools like Mayor Bloomberg that constituted our disloyal opposition.
If the residents of Manhattan had supported the IFC-which they didn't-or even the residents of a small enclave of Greenwich Village had supported it-and I'm even skeptical of that proposition-it's entirely immaterial, since this is America's memorial.
It should stand in perpetuity as a monument to the bravery and fortitude of Americans, especially those who willingly sacrificed their lives in order to spare the lives of others on that fateful September day.
Who would have believed it from Pataki. Whenever I call his office the lady who asnwers is always very nice and takes my message. I guess she took lots of messages on this issue.
Well, this is good news and I will take it from wherever it comes.
Congrats!
Another insightful, spot-on, take no prisoners post. I raise my glass again, to you sir.
I wonder what they're saying over at DU...whiners.
You post stuff like that, everybody's going to be checking your bio!
(it's a good one!)
Love Horowitz and Tammy!
Oh! you do go on... LoL...
That is wonderful!!!
Thank you Lord! Who says prayers are not answered!?!
Pretty bloody heartless, but in any case he did not die an accidental death. He was murdered.
(Other good reads--Michelle Malkin's In Defense of Internment and Invasion--read them both this summer and recommend!)
Ignore it--it's a troll (previous posts were just as obnoxious and contrary).
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.