Remembering 911

As I remember 911, I think of all of the good black American friends who would serve this country so much better than the sitting president. I would have Colin Powell, Bill Cosby, Dr. Chet Corbitt, Larry Hisle, Hortense Bemse Robinson, (the latter three black Portsmouth friends, or any who know what our country is truly about.

Any of these people and many of my white American friends could replace any of the elitist 535, or whatever number close to that, who smack their gums and pick their teeth while helping themselves to the goodies their offices afford them.

John Massey, whom I met through Esperanto, has so much good sense in his little toe than Biden or Obama have in whatever their liberal beings posess.

As an example, I just watched biden's speech at ground zero and I have no idea what he was trying to say. It isn't just that these people can vote, it is that they supposedly "represent" us. The other talking heads mean reverence, but they talk of how it changed us Americans. I am sorry but I disagree. We have fallen back to our own comfortable selves. Blacks will continue to vote 98% Democrat. Liberals will continue to support anything that wins elections. Hollywood actors, who are good only at remembering lines as Ben Stein recently said, will espouse the lib thoughts they share at cocktail parties. That islamic terrorists attacked us again and again is forgotten by these who enjoy the select fruits of our land and hope to keep us, the proletariat or non-thought-able Americans in the dark.

Say whatever you may about me, but please say that I have had enough. We deserve real change in America and 911 should remind us of that.

Sam