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DCDL » Houston Chronicle Sees Freedom Walk as a Symbol of What We’ve Lost

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September 11, 2005

Houston Chronicle Sees Freedom Walk as a Symbol of What We’ve Lost

by Keith

The Houston Chronicle has an editorial today about the Freedom Walk:

Today the Pentagon will hold the America Supports You Freedom Walk, ostensibly to commemorate the victims of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, and to show support for members of the armed forces. Nothing could be better contrived to show the high price Americans have paid since that day of infamy.

The Freedom Walk is limited to those who register and submit to being searched. The route of the march will be fenced and lined with police officers. No one can join the march en route. No one can leave it. The press cannot walk along the route. The walk to proclaim Americans’ freedom reveals how much freedom we have lost.

It continues.

(Via the People’s Republic of Seabrook.)

posted at 11:31 am under Freedom Walk •

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