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i'm going to call this quits but you shouldn't

Posted by tohu.vavohu on Wednesday, October 11, 2006 4:24:20 AM
I have been e-mailing updates to the majority of you about this story of Arizona's 9/11 memorial from www.espressopundit.com  (original story:  http://members.cox.net/espressopundit/index.htm#Shock%20and%20Awe).  Everyday it has been getting bigger and bigger, being picked up by other bloggers and news providers.  Well, within the last day, it has exploded.  To see what I mean, just check out the newest posts on www.espressopundit.com.  A quick notation of recent happenings:  more pictures have been taken:  http://hotair.com/archives/2006/09/24/photo-series-the-arizona-911-memorial  it's now reported on fox news:  http://hotair.com/archives/2006/09/24/video-fox-covers-arizona-911-memorial-controversy  Len Munsil has more to say on it:  http://www.lenmunsil.com/2006/09/outrage_grows.php  Len Munsil also is planning a get together at the memorial:  http://www.lenmunsil.com/2006/09/11_am_tomorrow.php  a renowned blogger has picked up the story:  http://michellemalkin.com/archives/005979.htm  **don't forget about that curriculum:  http://www.riehlworldview.com/carnivorous_conservative/2006/09/more_on_az_911_.html & http://www.townhall.com/blog/g/3204aa80-6484-4823-8e3c-536ea2eb484d
The only thing that I am not in whole hearted agreement with is some of the opinions expressed in the blogs, is the idea of the memorial being in a "crescent" shape, to imply an homage to Islam.  I can see the architectural aspect is why it is shaped like that but think that looking past it is a little far fetched.  (as noted in a blog http://hotair.com/archives/2006/09/20/arizona-911-memorial-remembers-us-airstrike-on-civilians-suggests-that-bush-knew towards the bottom.)
This is getting huge.  I just spent over an hour and a half reading everything I linked to up above and the links inside those blogs.  It is starting to get endless.  So I have been thinking that I am going to stop updating you with these e-mails on this subject.  I might throw an update or two your way if it seems like a sizeable singular piece of information.  The information is just getting so vast, that it will soon be a little hard to keep it concise in the little time I have been devoting to keeping updated with this myself.  But I would encourage you to keep www.espressopundit.com as a bookmarked page.  Check it everyday, as I have been doing, to get the latest updates on what is going on with this.  If you are interested.  That way, I won't have to try and make sense of this fantastic story that is exploding everywhere.  And I encourage you to pass this encouragement to others.

On e-mails I sometimes receive are forwarded messages from people, and a phrase I see pop up time and time again is:  "If you can read this, thank a teacher."  Recently I have noticed this phrase:  "If this is in English, thank a soldier."  I like it.  (I apologize if I took a little liberty on the quotation.)

Originally sent 9/25/2006
Arizona 9/11 memorial.  Continuation.

~tohu.vavohu
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