Canadians Express Thier Gratitude for U.S.

website ^ | 11 September, 01 | unk

[wjcsux]

Can someone post this website? I am basically HTML illiterate. http://webpages.charter.net/pamtremb/attack/attack.htm. It brought tears to my eyes.
Thanks, Robert

[Untouchable]

This is from a 1970's radio address by Gordon Sinclair, yet it still stands true today.

Here's your link

[cdooley1]

In the early 90s I worked at an American military installation where permanent liaisons from several countries resided. One was a Canadian officer. We became friends and visited each other--with our families--on several occasions. He was subsequently reposted to Canada and retired. I, too, retired. We have not seen each other in years, but continue to stay in touch through holiday greetings. He emailed me last week expressing his feelings of sadness for the people killed and wounded. He offered to come here and do anything that needed doing. In addition he and his wife are sending us their blood. What more could we ask? Chuckyd

[Luke21]

History has forgotten the Canadians hiding our diplomats and getting them out of Iran twenty years ago.

One of the most stirring things I've ever seen was a billboard sign that appeared near San Bernardino, California soon afterward. It featured the American and Canadian flags crossed with the message, "Thanks friend."

[SES1066]

As Ususal during a time of American Crisis, this tribute by a Canadian to the US has returned in glory. Follow this link to a earlier post where I give links to the man, the story behind this essay and the essay itself.

[Diva Betsy Ross]

A worthy bump... A must see.