When you don't really

have a well thought-out strategy, you can always just complain and whine

loudly enough and eventually the dirt kickers and whiners and nay-sayers

will all sing along with you. Of course, at the end of the day, what have

you elected? Who will you hurt in the long run? Your country, your family,

our way of life, and yourself!

During the Viet Nam war, many

people were against the war. They spent all their resources downing our

involvement and our leadership and our military. At the end of the day,

North Vietnamese tanks rolled into Saigon with their flags waving and

the TV cameras rolling. Year after year, those films are shown over and

over on the American TV.

Many people, when they watch

those films, because of their "just don't get it" mentality,

say to themselves, "Wasn't that terrible that we ever went over

there in the first place?" What the rolling TV cameras will not ever

let one American see are the hundreds of "re-education" hard

labor camps that dot the countryside of now-Communist Viet Nam. In these

camps, these men and women are made to do hard labor for a minimum of

six years, depending upon your former rank and position in either the

South Vietnamese Army or in the South Vietnam government. Some higher-ranking

men had 20 years of "re-education."

It saddens me to think that

a country as great as America has such a large segment of Americans that

"just don't get it."

In closing, I would like to

drop a very important historical fact here. What George Bush has done

in Iraq is similar to the Marshall Plan in Europe, which has served the

cause of freedom for decades and which, I feel, will for centuries to

come. However, if the "just don't get its" come into power

in this country and go soft on the fight against terrorism, which President

Bush is successfully waging, then 9/11 will be the norm, and Armageddon

will be upon us sooner then later! Wake up, America, before it's

too late, regardless of your party background!

Freedom is not free! Saddam

oppressed his people for 30 years! Vote for conservative candidates with

compassionate conservative character!

Dr. Knox Herndon is the pastor

of His House Community Church (SBC). Rev. Greg Mausz is Sr. Assoc. Dr.

Lydia Herndon is the Sunday School Superintendent, Bible study coordinator

and teacher. The church has moved to the new location just below Fayetteville,

on GA. Highway 85. As you leave Fayetteville going South on Highway 85,

you cross Highway 16, at the Senoia intersection. It is a mile on the

right just below the fire station. If you are not in a church, come visit

us. Church office and Prayer line is 770-719-2365. E-Mail address is [email protected].

Web address is www.hishousecommunitychurch.com.

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