Wednesday, September 13, 2006


The birds of the air are not too worried about the War on Terror. Posted by Picasa

The War against Terror-An Idea

In the U.S. many states have laws that you can not make money from your crime.

In short, if you murder someone, and then you write a book about it that makes money, that money is forfeited to the victims of the crime.

Rewards have been made to Islamic "martyrs" (killers in my opinion, often killing their fellow believers in Islam). These rewards often constitute payments to the families of those who strap the explosives to themselves.

It seems to me that laws should be passed by both the U.S. and any allies we may have that cause these payments to be forfeited to the families of the victims. Further any institutions that facilitate the transfer of these funds would be subject to penalty. Further, any person who facilitated funds for the payment to the families of killers would be subject to penalty as well.

Those funds instead would be sent to the families of the victims.


Of course, funds could be transferred through Islamic banks in Islamic countries. However countries that are targets of the extremists, might be willing to cooperate.

At any rate, the concept is to wage economic warfare against the terrorists and to remove the monetary incentive for killing yourself .

Just an idea.

I suspect if exteme Christians were strapping bombs to themselves and blowing up Islamic holy places, retribution in an Islamic country might be far greater than just cutting off economic benefits.

HarleyDad

Monday, September 11, 2006


Harley Dad with Daughter and Granddaughter. Brokerbelle took picture. Son, a.k.a. Warrior is in Afghanistan looking for Bin Ladin with 10th Mountain. He enlisted because of attack. Posted by Picasa

People wrote messages of remembrance and consolation. Posted by Picasa

The Twin Towers Burning Posted by Picasa

Fire Fighters Pride


Fire Truck pulling into Station House with Flag on the back. Posted by Picasa

We will remember your bravery. Posted by Picasa

Bronze Memorial at Station 10 Firehouse. Posted by Picasa

And Visitors Left Memorials- a piece of themselves that proclaim remembrance. Posted by Picasa

View from Financial Trade Center Posted by Picasa

The Flag Flies High


Flags flying above Ground Zero Posted by Picasa

We can pray at Ground Zero but we can not pray in our schools. May God forgive us. Posted by Picasa

Ground Zero Posted by Picasa

Shan Tora leaves a note at Ground Zero Posted by Picasa

The Torch of Freedom Posted by Picasa

Lady Liberty Posted by Picasa

September 11

Above are some pictures of the Statue of Liberty and Ground Zero. We visited both this past summer. Many lives were affected. Ours as well. Our son and Beautiful Bridgette's husband enlisted in the army in large part because of the attack on the New York Trade Center.

Warrior today is fighting for his country in Afghanistan. We are proud of him. Very proud. All of us.

The pictures are dedicated to Warrior.

H.D.

Sunday, September 10, 2006


Super Dave thanks Benny. Note the background. Super Dave can not fool us -although the interior looks like SD's local Baptist Church, the Swiss Guard on the far right gives it away. Super Dave has gone to the Vatican. Posted by Picasa

Super Dave gets a medallion to wear on his bike. Brunhilde eschews her Nordic faith and is christened.Posted by Picasa

Super Dave and Pope Benedict in the Papal Gardens. (Note there are no roses, so it can't be Tyler, the Rose Capital of the World as Super Dave would have us think). Posted by Picasa