Islamic Terrorism

Heroes In the War on Terror

U.S. Department of Defense Update: This just in from Angela French of the DoD:

seven-heroes.jpgThe Department of Defense Office of Public Affairs has recently updated its “Heroes in the Global War on Terror” website, which includes profiles of soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines who have received medals of distinction for their bravery and contributions to fighting the Global War on Terror.

Some of our heroes include Maj. Kim Campbell, aka “Killer Chick,” who flew her bullet-riddled Warthog 300 miles back to base after a close engagement with Iraqi Republican Guard soldiers; 1st Lt. Elliott Ackerman, who led his Marines through a series of ambushes and attacks during the battle of Fallujah; and Staff Sgt. Jo Turner and Spc. Cheryl Ivanov, combat medics who, through their skills, eventually earned respect from the Afghan soldiers they served with.

You can find all of our heroes at: http://www.defenselink.mil/home/dodupdate/heroes/index.html.

We thank you for your continued support of our men and women in uniform.

Best,

Angela

Angela French
Writers Group
Office of the Secretary of Defense

Kent State Still  in Denial over Terrorist Professor

kent.gifIt’s been a couple of weeks since reports of a Kent State University professor with ties to a jihadi website were in the news. Recall that this guy posted our animated 9/11 tribute graphic on his terrorist website. What happened to this guy? Is there still any investigation going on into this treasonous academic?

Global Conservative has kept on top of this story despite it’s disappearance from national news outlets. Also, The Jawa Report posted follow-up article on March 6th regarding Kent State’s continued denial about the jihadi professor in their midst.

Regarding Islamotards

Update 3: The jihadi website is down – if we had anything to do with that, then we’re proud.

Update 2: We may have a block solution. I would appreciate feedback if it doesn’t work for you. Or, even if it does 🙂 .

Update: Big Dog has a post about the Jihadi Professor who is showing our graphic.

islamotard.jpgWe realize (as we have for a couple of months) that our Never Forget tribute has been posted on a jihad-promoting website. We are able to partially block it from that website, but some requests still get through. We’re working on another implementation of the blocker but can’t say for sure that it will work, nor can we forecast when, or if, the fix will be available.

Disclaimer: The appearance of our Never Forget banner on a website does not indicate that we endorse the opinions expressed on that website.

As far as some retarded Islamic weirdo posting a pro-America tribute that honors 9/11 victims and first-responders while implicating those responsible for the attacks, well, we might see it as a small point of truth embedded in a swamp of Islamic bulls**t.

We appreciate the eMails and feedback from concerned readers. Thank you all.

Twenty Million Hits

UPDATE: (04 JAN 2007) The counter passed the 20 million mark last evening at about 9:30 PM PST. Using the average hit rate as a guide, we should pass 30,000,000 hits in another 250 days!

Sometime later this evening, we will have exceeded 20 million hits on our Never Forget flash animation seen on hundreds of websites world wide.

We thank each and every website owner that has seen fit to display the graphic on their blogs or websites. The response has been much more than we originally anticipated and we appreciate every site.

The message is still clear — we must NEVER FORGET.

The current, dynamically updated statistics are seen below.

A Day That Will Live in Infamy

Today is the 65th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. A couple of days after the attack, a reporter named John Lomax was doing man-on-the-street interviews in Dallas, Texas; he interviewed an elderly woman, Lena Jamison, who had this to say back then:

“My first thought was, what a great pity that another nation should be added to those aggressors who choose to limit our freedom…I find myself at the age of eighty, an old woman, hanging on to the tail of the world, trying to keep up. I do not want the driver’s seat but the eternal verities. There are certain things that I wish to express: one thing that I am very sure of is that hatred is death, but love is light. I want to contribute to the civilization of the world but…When I look at the holocaust that is going on in the world today, I’m almost ready to let go…”

Image and quotation found in the archives of the Library of Congress.

It’s a pity today as well, that Lena Jameson’s sadness prevails in the aftermath of September 11, 2001, another infamous day. Hatred is death, indeed.

Update: To all WW2 Veterans and all Veterans who have served before and after, thank you and God bless you.