Earlier in April, Director of National Intelligence Dennis
Blair, contextualizing interrogation procedures detailed in the
Bush-era Justice Department memos President Obama released, said:
“Those methods, read on a bright, sunny, safe day in
April 2009, appear graphic and disturbing.” President
Obama added: “We have been through a dark and painful chapter in
our history.”
“A Bright, Sunny, Safe Day in April
2009” By Asher Embry
Air Force One buzzed New York causing fear along the way,
Stirring haunting memories of that dark September day.
A picture says a thousand words and this one says a lot.
It seems for many, like Barack, a lesson’s been forgot.
Have we regressed to world-views held before al-Qaeda
struck?
What else explains these actions of a White House gone
amuck?
Releasing secret memos, giving tactics public airings,
Apologizing constantly for losing moral bearings.
“Torture” didn’t cause this history “O” calls “dark and
painful.”
Jihadists’ hatred wrote this plot, with actions base and
baneful.
And who could think the terror war is done and now we’re
safe?
If “O” sees only “sunny” days, he really is a naïf.
There’s no one who recalls that day who’d ever send that
plane.
By failing to remember, it could happen once again.
The reason why this photo-op still causes us to fuss;
We may stop fighting terrorists, but they’re still fighting us.
And these creeps have the gall to question the motives of
hundreds of thousands of Americans who attended Tea Parties ? And
the height of gall is to charge the American Taxpayers $328,000+
for this disgrace. Thanks, President Pantywaist !
DaveinPhoenix| 4.28.09 @ 9:56PM
And these creeps have the gall to question the motives of hundreds of thousands of Americans who attended Tea Parties ? And the height of gall is to charge the American Taxpayers $328,000+ for this disgrace. Thanks, President Pantywaist !
BPT (Australia)| 4.29.09 @ 4:37AM
You raise a good point. Obama doesn’t get it. America was attacked in 2001.