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Message to my American Brothers and Sisters
by Emile M Tubiana   
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The author believes that the opinion of foreign country should be respected but should not influence the outcome of the US elections.

Message to my American Brothers and Sisters  

Please do not let anyone tell you how the election results will be and who is winning.  You know from your heart that the truth does not lie in the media but in our heart.  Don’t let anyone intimidate or demoralize you.  Those who say Bush is this way or that way are not the real Americans and do not talk with the spirit of people who fought and gave their life for this country, as Bush is still our president.  Whether we like him or not, we owe him respect, if we want that the world respect us. Those who express hate toward our president are those people who do not think twice.  Yes, I am aware of what is going on. What the left is saying is nothing less than the left European utopia as I heard it before, during and after World War II.  We will do this and we will do that.  America will always be America and not a surrogate of any other nation.  America is the country which brought to the world progress, wealth and freedom. Without these three principles the left and the right, the believers and the non-believers could not become what they are today.  

Yes, our people are special and our country is special.  We are unique, because we are the biggest melting pot in the world and because of our creativity, of our courage and of our sense of justice. We are made up of multiple faces and facets, of multiple talents and of multiple defaults, we have multiple heroes, multiple courageous, multiples cowards and multiple fearful people. Yes, we have people from the right, people from the left, people from the center, religious people and non-religious people, idealistic and materialistic people, intelligent people and stupid people, we have the illiterate and the educated, we have wise and foolish people.
With all these positive and negative elements in our country it makes  us a great nation and a great people, because with our opposite poles we create a life energy and I can say I love my people as it is. I ache for the nation’s suffering and rejoice of its charm, of its wisdom, of its intelligence and of its nobleness.  I saw this people during the battle, during snow storms, during the flood and the tornados, this people is unique; everyone helps each other in distress and everyone shares with his neighbors during times of hardship.  Now we can see clearly who our friends are and who our foes are.
Since when do we take our allies’ advice over our brothers’?  An ally is always an ally and a brother is always a brother.   Why should we listen to our friends and not to our brothers?  When disaster strikes the nearby one who can come to help is our brother and not our friend abroad.  The foreign countries look out for their own interest first; they will do everything to falsify the image of ourselves in order to create doubt which can only weaken us. Someone tells me “Look what this country is saying!” My response is: “You prefer believing someone from a faraway country rather than your own brother who is near?”  Wait for the end!


 


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Reviewed by Georg Mateos
Reviewed on July 10, 2008
Brother, the problem is that American don't respect Americans, a paradox? you bet!
The political parties, Conglomerates, Lobbies & Co, are doing what Cesar did,"Divide and Conquer" but over most keep the people divided, because united they can turn on you.
Being spat (literally and physically) by my brothers and sisters coming back from Nam didn't help me to love them back.

Georg

Reviewed by Cryssa C
Reviewed on July 5, 2008
Emile...sobering words, yet filled with a respect and joy and love for your country of choice. You help me remember that this country...even with its problems, is mine, and I am proud to be an American. I will always be grateful for the freedoms we have been given through the efforts and blessings of so many.

Cryssa

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