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Burners, as the festivalgoers like to call themselves, found themselves confronting rare torrential rain last week in the dried-up Nevada desert lake bed where they gather each year.

They wore our American clothing and had our weapons, but what they don’t have is the resilience and pride that we as Americans have.įinally, I’d like to take this moment to thank our military, fire, police departments, emergency medical responders and our local paper for this media tribute to “Never Forget. It wasn’t that there wasn’t a conservative ‘Daily Show’ or a conservative Onion, she remarked in a podcast interview with the Bee’s editor. IN 2023, THE ATTENDEES of the Burning Man festival finally got the rebuke they deserved. That flag raising is a symbol of what we do as Americans, meaning everyone has the right to raise the flag either in the military or an everyday citizen doing their daily job as were those brave firemen, police and all emergency responders.Ī few days ago media outlets displayed images of the Taliban taunting America by staging a reenactment of our military’s flag raising in WWII. The front page display of those proud firemen raising our flag from the rubble in an unrehearsed emulation of our proud Marines in the battle of Iwo Jima in WWII. The photos of that day left nothing to the imagination regarding the act of terror upon innocent people. You listed the names of the 29,77 victims from a day of infancy in the new millennium, but one that bears its own label of infamy just as the original, 20th-century day at Pearl Harbor. It goes far beyond words as to the level of respect you’ve done with your display of media homage today. Volume XXXVIII Number 1, Spring 2018 The Chattahoochee Review, published by Perimeter College at Georgia State University, has been around since 1981 and publishes art, fiction, non-fiction, poetry, translations, and reviews. “Never Forgotten” 9/11 anniversary section and an earlier day of infamy

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