Rescue Rick Remembers 9/11
From the tolling of bells near Shanksville, Pa., to a moment of silence on the White House lawn and a procession of families to the depths of Ground Zero, the nation paused Tuesday to honor the nearly 3,000 people killed six years ago when suicidal terrorists struck America.
After 9/11, terrorist has become a household word and mission. Also, terrorist has a few different definitions to me. Indeed, terrorism means Al Qaeda that hate a democratically elected government. They hate our freedoms -- our freedom of religion, our freedom of speech, our freedom to vote and assemble and disagree with each other. Furthermore, terrorism has existed in America before 9/11. There are Americans who strive to get ahead in life by bullying other people. They terrorize individuals often diminishing the freedoms of their victims and destroying their lives. Rescue Rick the Grass Cut Man advocates for bullying awareness and prevention. There are many similiarities between Al Qaeda and bullies. They both want control and possessions.
Rescue Rick the Grass Cut Man supports the American troops as well as the many soldiers and civilians who have made great sacrifices to rectify this world mess. Rescue Rick the Grass Cut Man reminds the world of a great song written and performed by John Lennon "Give Peace a Chance." In the meantime, the U.S. Armed Forces must communicate love through force and education until the beautiful message of John Lennon's song encompasses the globe.
Rescue Rick the Grass Cut Man believes that everyone should respect one another. Bullying results in human abuse.
Love is the answer!
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Richard T. Mudrinich


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