Why this weekend?

I have been thinking about the strong Intel about this weekend being the weekend. What with what Okie and gang are saying and the Fox Business News report and all? I have a thought.

This weekend we are commemorating the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on our great country. If we hadn't been attacked, it is very likely that the Iraqis would still be under the thumb of their dictator, sudden insane. I'm not saying that they were responsible for any of the terrorist who attacked us on 9/11, but that is what lead to the eventual liberation of their country.

I also know that there are the insurgents and in home terrorist who definitely don't want us there. But there are some, actually many, who are grateful we are there. I know you don't hear much about that on the evening news, but other forms on news coming out of Iraq does say so. I have 2 nephews where are Marines and both have served 2 or more terms of duty there. They both say many of the Iraqi people are very appreciative the troops are there. They also say there are some who are not. The government, some of it anyway, still wants us to stay past December to help with their security.

So what better way for the Iraqi government to say "thank you" for what we have done, than to bring about the RV on the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. After all, if they are monitoring this site as Okie says they are, they know that there are a lot of Americans who are going to benefit from their RV.

Well anyway, this is just a thought I had. I know there is going to be a lot of other opinions on the matter. That's ok. You know what they say about opinions. They are like butts, everyone has one.

God bless.

rrm7777 wrote:I have been thinking about the strong Intel about this weekend being the weekend. What with what Okie and gang are saying and the Fox Business News report and all? I have a thought.

This weekend we are commemorating the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on our great country. If we hadn't been attacked, it is very likely that the Iraqis would still be under the thumb of their dictator, sudden insane. I'm not saying that they were responsible for any of the terrorist who attacked us on 9/11, but that is what lead to the eventual liberation of their country.

I also know that there are the insurgents and in home terrorist who definitely don't want us there. But there are some, actually many, who are grateful we are there. I know you don't hear much about that on the evening news, but other forms on news coming out of Iraq does say so. I have 2 nephews where are Marines and both have served 2 or more terms of duty there. They both say many of the Iraqi people are very appreciative the troops are there. They also say there are some who are not. The government, some of it anyway, still wants us to stay past December to help with their security.

So what better way for the Iraqi government to say "thank you" for what we have done, than to bring about the RV on the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. After all, if they are monitoring this site as Okie says they are, they know that there are a lot of Americans who are going to benefit from their RV.

Well anyway, this is just a thought I had. I know there is going to be a lot of other opinions on the matter. That's ok. You know what they say about opinions. They are like butts, everyone has one.

God bless.

Thanks so much, rrm7777. I had been feeling queasy about the possibiity of some "grand statement" of a negative type being made on 9/11. But you have put it all in perspective for me, and I really like how you're thinking on this. I'll rest better tonight, and trust that this will work out the way it is supposed to ... and SOON!!!!!
Thanks again.

You're welcome SEBtopdog, and thank you Gmansaid. I will look for the book you mentioned.

God bless.

Thanks rrm7777 for sharing your perspective. After hearing many negative comments about a possible announcement on 9/11, your thoughts were refreshingly positive.

..funny.. I've been thinking that for a bit too. 9/11 was the start of a major decline in the US condition.. why not make 9/11 (a decade later) the beginning of a 'new era'.

It's poetic.. the kind of thing you 'Mericans would do. Would go along way in helping to 'wipe out' the events of the 'original' 9/11.

IMHO.