Pat Tillman lost his life in Afghanistan in March of 2004 while serving in the U. S. Army. His death was reported as a result of friendly fire erupting after the detonation of a roadside bomb. Prior to his enlistment Pat played professional football Pat is featured here because he exemplifies the finest of America.s young who gave their lives as volunteers in a cause for which they deeply believed in. Like the generation before them, they went into war becoming military combatants for a cause, then and now, being called into question.To some degree, you and I must take some responsibility for Pat,s death. We allowed our government to become involved in political intrigues, immoral acts and genocide in direct violation of our Constitution and at a horrendous cost of life and property. Like some other 3,000 US soldiers, Pat Tillman gave his life for for a crusade marketed as War on Terror.
It would appear, as a result of the recent upset of our current administration on November 7th, that We The People are finally waking up to the fact that we have been misled by design. We are beginning to realize that we have been supporting and paying for a terrorist organization of institutions who have hijacked our congress and are now in control of our present administration in Washington. How many more Pat Tillmans are we going to sacrifice to the Goddess of cheep oil and the drug trade of Afghanistan ?
Surely we owe it to Pat Tillman and his fellow countrymen to become better informed and better stewards of the blood of our finest. We can start by demanding an accounting of the 9-11 murder of more than 3,000 innocent Americans orchestrated for the purpose of advancing the agenda of the globalists entrenched in Washington. Each of us must act individually in bringing a halt to such failed foreign policy, a policy we can no longer justify or afford. No longer can we afford to be ignorant and uniformed and silent. Somehow we must rekindle the Tom Payne in each of us, quit playing church, become truth seekers and then simply tell and shout the truth. I am afraid that the blood of Pat Tillman and many others are on our hands. Maybe we can make restitution in some way by being honest and doing what is right and just.
