*******************IMPORTANT
UPDATE!********************
Please, let us all have a moment of
silence for the loss of Mr. James Foley. Steven Sotloff, David
Haines, Alan Henning, Peter Kassig and multiple others. Warbound
expresses deep sadness and sorrow for thier loss to all of us. May
these families have
justice someday for the cruel and tragic loss of their children.
ISIS is a
sick group of cowards hiding behind cloaks. Recording such a hideous
act and distributing it world wide is the most inhumane act one could
do!
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Friends, brief tidbit
here. We lost so many on Sept. 11, 2001. If our fallen Americans and
friends wanted us to learn anything...would it not most likely be...the
day of September 10, 2001. By that I mean, remember that day...prior
to all the tragedy arriving the next morning. Remember how comfortable
and secure things were...almost too comfortable. Not only would it
be a horror to return to a day like Sept. 11, 2001...but in a different
sense, the day before as well. Also, the days before that one and
before that one, etc. Should we ever return to a day like Sept. 10,
2001, or earlier, we will again be at our most vulnerable exposure
to the people that have targeted us for death. I cannot help but ponder...If
those lost could speak out, if only for a moment, surely it would
be to warn us to be like Sept. 12, 2001 -vrs- two days earlier. This
warning would be intended for us to not lose sight or fear of our
enemies...having fear means being alert, being alert means being prepared,
being prepared means defeating your enemy by eliminating their only
visible advantage...the ability to surprise!
Just a thought...
Webmaster@warbound.com
Guantanamo's Unhappy
Campers
From the February 11, 2002 issue: Some strange
things are happening at Gitmo.
by Matt Labash
02/01/2002 6:00:00 PM
GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA
It's 5 A.M.
at the Roosevelt Roads Naval station in Puerto Rico, and 20 journalists
straggle to the gate in sleep-deprived silence to catch a plane to
Guantanamo Bay. Many of us haven't been up this early in years. But
after flying thousands of miles, then pub-crawling through the streets
of Old San Juan last night, we are here because our military escorts
insist we show up at this time, though the flight actually leaves
four hours later. "The military operates on one principle,"
explains a savvy veteran: "Hurry up and wait."....More
from the ©Weekly
Standard
Have a few moments
to spare??? Check out the CIA factbook. Specifically, look at the
economies of the world countries...be proud when you read about the
US !
Memories of those who have
fallen....will provide fuel for those who still fight...both share
the highest honor for the mightiest nation in the world!
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