Election 2006: A victory for terrorists everywhere

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November 11, 2006

Anonymous The Meridian Star Sat Nov 11, 2006, 11:55 PM CST

I’m a veteran, proud of our military forces fighting terrorism. It’s a sad election day for our fighting forces, for fellow veterans and a devastating defeat for our nation — but, what a glorious victory for our terrorist enemy.

I suppose that my sincere belief in the mantra, “Vets are the last best hope for our nation,” and our vets’ tremendous success in “bringing the citizenry around” in the ‘04 elections caused me to believe that, along with the normal liberal media pre-election poll over-hype, the citizenry would again see the light; in reality, a big NOT!

In spite of veterans’ efforts to warn our citizenry that in the War Against Terrorism, they are the primary target of terrorist psychological warfare (PSYOP) — whose sole purpose is to instill fear and terror in an effort to cause despair and dissension intended to topple governments from within via coup d’etat or the ballot box!

The important duty for veterans, now, and remaining citizens (those remaining, who are not recent terrorist casualties of surrender as personified by election results), who’ve survived the 24/7 terrorist (PSYOP) onslaught on our country via CNN and national media cohorts, is to accept this terrorist victory as a temporary setback, regroup and continue to charge in true World War II patriotic fashion against an enemy who presents a threat to our very existence, unparalleled in U.S. history.

Hopefully, the newly elected Senate and House leadership will finally begin to fathom and feel their awesome depth of responsibility for defending against the real threat of terrorism to our nation, a responsibility previously overshadowed by unrelenting, tunnel visioned hatred of our president.

Our grandkids are depending on us.

Armond “Si” Simmons

Pell City, Ala.

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