Posted on 09/10/2006 6:20:19 PM PDT by Peace4EarthNow
God Bless....
I fly mine 365 days per year since 9-11. I wish more people did the same!
me too
me three
Remember the event / NEVER FORGET those who did it and wish to do it again.
I do believe tomorrow in this great land of America, we will be awashed with the "RED , WHITE AND BLUE", I have one attached to this fema mansion. I think I'll drive around and take some pics.
I fly my colors since BEFORE 9/11.....it's a MARINE thing, you know.
I will be flying the US flag and the ISRAELI flag side by side on my patio on the Colorado river for all to see!
I'm happy to learn someone else does the same. I have a photoelectric cell on my flag that activates a 500 watt halogen light.
We do too. We will fly it every day we are on this earth from here on out.
Never again will I take this country for granted.
Same here........it's a beautiful sight to behold.
Ours is clean, crisp and flying from dawn until dusk every day (except when it rains).
I plan on boycotting ABC, CBS, NBC, MSNBC
and any Radio Station that carries their News Feeds (especially ABC which seems to take exceptional glee in reporting any negative news)
TT
GO HILDY!
War does solve problems.
I'm not going to do anything different tomorrow than I would for any other day. I'll be damned if I'm going be controlled by any stinking religious zealots in some far corner of the world.
Every day here too.
The flag by the house flies 24/7, but the one on the street will go up tomorrow AM. The WA state board also notified -- thanks.
<< War does solve problems. >>
I understand that ~ my cousin is serving in the Army right now, and my Dad & Uncle served in, & retired from, the US Navy.
Don't let my screen name fool you ~ I completely support President Bush in his decisions for action against these other countries.
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