And this Sept. 11 — 12 years since the terrorist attacks that took the lives of thousands of Americans and set the United States on a path of several wars that would last more than a decade — I learned that lesson again when I jumped on the back of a stranger’s motorcycle only to realize that we had a common bond that couldn’t be broken.
Mitch Hannon was that biker. He saw the confused look on my face as I was scouring Constitution Ave. trying to find the “Million Muslim” marchers that had planned to converge at The Mall in Washington D.C.
I was sitting at a red light in a taxi cab, with a jovial driver, who happened to be Muslim. “I don’t think you will find any Muslim marchers out here today — not today,” he said.
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WOW This was a great story to read. Thanks Joe!
Its getting close ....true americans outnumber illegals......muslims extermist...welfare mothers....crappypoliticans..globalist..corporations..communist..socialist..marxist..libtards..progressives.traitors...and we have the constitution on our side
Have you heard about D.C. traffic cams not showing ANY bikers that day? Old footage was inserted to show hardly any traffic and one cam even had SNOW on it.
Unfreakingbelievable.
We have the constitution but THEY have Obama. Obama hates the constitution so where does that leave us?
Awesome story!
So if the million muslims had been there she would have crawled in bed with them first.
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