**I initially decided to build this website in hopes of being able to supply a link from my Instant Messenger profile in order for them to view a reasonable article I found on patriotism. Since then, I've received emails about other stories found around the internet and in newspapers and what-not. Because of this, I've decided that, hey, maybe I can turn this site into a patriotic one. After all, I am an American and I enjoy the freedoms and differences it has to offer. But I, as well as so many other Americans are FED UP with people trying to change our country and the greatness it holds. I wouldn't trade my home for the world; I wouldn't change the values that were implemented when it was established. But enough of my jabber, check out these stories, and keep in mind--this IS America; we are meant to be united and not divided by petty qualms we have with the values that we've lived by for so long....**

All of these changes and new stories will come about VERY soon. I just need to figure out how to make a frame with a sidebar and create a legibly better and pleasant to read webpage. Until then, please enjoy my not-so-aesthetically formatted site. I will also be adding a guestbook and links to other patriotic sites, as soon as I get around to it. But I *am* a college student, so please excuse the delays! Thanks again... Joe.

"There can be no 50/50 Americanism in this country. There is room for only 100% Americanism, only for those who are Americans and nothing else." - Theodore Roosevelt



Stand proud, America!

Story in a Tampa Newspaper -This article is about an editorial put out by someone who is fed up with how everyone wants to change America. America has come this far in all of it's greatness--LEAVE IT BE!!! You have the right to disagree, but when it comes to altering the values of a great society, exercise your rights to leave if you want a change!
A Note From a Friend to the North -This editorial was put into circulation in Canada. It was published by a man who sees the way things are from a neutral point of view. What he has to say is touching, but undeniably and sadly true. It's about America, and what a great and giving society we've come to be.
The Washington Monument -A little known fact about one of the most widely known monuments in the United States. This story tells us about how the monument came to be; with a message for everyone, but especially God. Laus Deo!
A Father's Cry from Columbine -A story which stunned the government when they heard it. It's far from what they had expected. It's a touching, and sad-but-true story which should be read by EVERYONE. We take so much for granted, and yet we're so eager to find blame and fault in every little thing we claim to value as a society...

If you agree -- pass this along; if you don't agree -- well, get used to it (by law we're free to agree, disagree, or just to generally give thanks for where we are)!

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