Sept 11th changed America especially for my generation. I had little ones at the time. For the last 24 years and for the rest of eternity We will not forget.
My children and the youth born after that have no real connection to that horrific event. It was supposed to be our job to make sure they knew what happened that day meant. I did my job. However, now they have their own NEVER FORGET MOMENT.
The world lost a Hero and Patriot yesterday. I am angry. If the hater's think for a second that they accomplished something....let me clue them in they DID NOT. Charlie himself was irreplaceable as a person, husband, and father, but the lineup to pick up the work that he leaves behind I assure you JUST GOT A THOUSAND TIMES STRONGER (maybe 1K x 1K). Just as was with MLK's assassination there will be a relentless never ending war to continue the work Charlie started (and to celebrate it), and I guarantee there will be a Federal National holiday for CJK in the coming years. And deservingly so. For the lives he reached over the last dozen years he is now a Martyr that will endure forever, those college kids, their kids, and their grand kids and so on and so on.
I moderate comments so there will be nothing hateful allowed. Positive yes.
God bless and be with Charlie's family and may he R.I.P. I know where he is.
And GOD BLESS AMERICA!
WE WILL NEVER FORGET!.... EITHER OF THE ABOVE.
A dark day for our nation.
ReplyDeleteMay God rest the souls of those lost on September 11th, 2001 due to the cowardice act of terrorism. RIP Charlie, and thank you for all you have accomplished. Your legacy will endure for generations to come.
ReplyDeleteI can't say I knew too much about Mr. Kirk other than I didn't agree with some of his political beliefs. That being said, I don't think anyone should be assassinated. My thoughts go out to his friends and family... especially his parents, wife, and two very young children.
ReplyDeleteIt's unfortunate when lives are lost. Too bad that it sometimes gets mired in controversy. God bless everyone.
ReplyDeleteYou should be angry. I am angry. We should all be angry about every act of gun violence. We should all have been equally as angry at the murder of Melissa Hortman and her husband.
ReplyDeleteI was angry then too. Not just gun violence....at all violence. This is America...The United States of America and everyone of us should be able to have our disagreements no matter what they are without the hate. The hate has got to go.
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