THE MOST DANGEROUS TERRORISTS IN THE WORLD
In the days and weeks following September 11th I was still grieving and very angry about what those 19 monsters led by their monster leader, Osama Bin Laden had done to my country. Every time I saw our flag, heard the National Anthem, a patriotic song or a picture of that day tears would well up in my eyes. For years I heard my family tell stories about how everyone united to defeat the Axis powers in WW2. The day after pearl harbor there were no isolationists left in America. Everyone rolled up their sleeves and contributed to fighting the war either here at home or overseas on the many battlefields of North Africa, Europe and the Pacific. For a fleeting moment I thought that I would see that renewal of a universal patriotic fervor that my family witnessed in WW2 but contrary to what many people might tell you now that unified patriotic spirit lasted maybe a day. The same enemy that is plaguing our country today soon sowed the seeds of division. Suddenly it was Bush's faul...