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World Trade Center attack act of war America and freedom shall prevail! Support America - Remember 9/11/2001 All proceeds will go to supporting this site. Thank you. We shall not forget! In this time of national tragedy all patriotic Americans must unite in spirit and duty, that our great nation shall be preserved in all its glory and majesty, not to be terrorized by the cowards and ungodly agents of death and destruction which have struck at the World Trade Center twin towers, the Pentagon and the very heart of America. Our goal as Americans should and shall be to bring to justice those responsible for the tragedy brought on this day of infamy by those who serve the sick and perverted cause of terrorism which have no moral basis or grounds for their horrific crimes against humanity. Our great nation has been attacked by terrorists and our first response should be to give aid, assistance and moral support to those who have suffered loss of life and injury both to themselves and their loved ones. Next we must restore what has been lost in such a manner that never again will terrorists be able to attack our people and our homeland through vulnerabilities presented by infrastructure, free trade, travel or commerce. Not only must we hunt down and punish those who have attacked America, we must destroy them, their networks, their advocates and those who would harbor them, that no corner of the world shall be safe to terrorists. Yet in our endeavor to bring justice we must act with honor and resolve, to not hurt or harm innocent people or serve the cause of terrorists to disrupt the world order. Our nation shall remain free and our freedom shall reach out and touch the world, that in consequence not only shall America be made more free and secure, but the world shall be made safe for democracy, now and for all time. T. A. Lynch 11 Sept. 2001 In response to attack on USA by international terrorists Patriotic Letters and Links Support America Campaign Established to encourage and promote the display of the American flag and other patriotic symbols as a way to help win the war against terrorism which is a war of ideologies. America must establish unto its citizens and the people of the world that we are a nation which loves peace and freedom as symbolized through the American flag and the republic for which it stands. It is the goal of APA to promote the America flag and engender a new spirit of patriotism in America at home and abroad. Declare War on Terrorism This letter written 23 Aug. 1998 predicts the terrorists attacks made by Osama bin Laden and his network of terrorists. Answer the call: How you can help win the war against terrorism Victory shall be ours This letter was prepared to encourage and inspire men and women of our Armed Forces. A Wall of Remembrance Many Americans touched by tragedy of 9-11-2001 One nation indivisible L. P. Lynch Memorial Support America Campaign Help Support America! Please patronize these Support America store sites. APA |USA FLAG | American Flag | Old Glory | God bless America! We shall overcome! | Operation Noble Eagle | Operation Noble Eagle II | Day of Infamy | In God We Trust | Justice for All | USA FLAG II | Wanted Dead or Alive: Osama bin Laden | Wanted Dead or Alive: Osama bin Laden II | USA FLAG III | Operation Infinite Justice (Name may have changed but design is still available) | Made in the USA | Make My Day | I Love the USA | Born in the USA | Support America, Red-White-Blue Flag Emblem | God Bless America, Red-White-Blue Flag Emblem | These Colord Don't Run | Operation Enduring Freedom | K-9 Heros

Proclamation Ending Segregation Forever

By Terry Lynch

Humanitarian, Poet, Philosopher, Essayist

From the Desk of Terry Lynch Author of: The Pyrotechnic Pen DATE: Sept. 13, 1998 To: Citizens of the United States of America and the world - For Immediate Release SUBJECT: Proclamation Ending Segregation Forever With the death of former Gov. George C. Wallace it is hereby proclaimed that the doctrine of segregation forever is forever dead and buried. With this proclamation it is urged and challenged that all state and religious institutions adopt policies which end social segregation which is immoral, inhumane and racist in nature. This Proclamation to End Segregation Forever is being posted upon the Internet that the whole world of humanity may know that a challenge has been made for all people of good conscience to examine their hearts, minds and souls and set aside all vestiges of racial hatred, prejudice and belief that there should be segregation of the races. Schools, churches and all institutions may meet this challenge by adopting an open door policy to persons of all races, holding back no member of the human community from membership or participation in social functions, activities or opportunities because of race. With this initiative a future may be created which is free of division among people such that: a united nation may grow and prosper among people; that all citizens may achieve their highest potential; that the American dream may become a reality for each and every person; that never again shall a segregated society be falsely idolized, proclaimed or promoted as a moral institution. This proclamation to end segregation forever is made this 13th day of September, 1998 upon and in commemoration of the death of George C. Wallace, and may hence forth be commemorated each anniversary here after as the day "segregation forever" and the man who hailed those words died in America. Prepared and signed by Terry Lynch Montgomery, Alabama. To support this proclamation, religious leaders, political leaders, community leaders and citizens of Alabama and these great United States of America may copy and distribute this proclamation. You may sign your name to the proclamation and forward copy of this proclamation to churches, schools and other institutions for posting, reading and support. Sincerely, Terry Lynch Montgomery, AL

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Additional Wallace Position Letters

• Wallace Claim Doesn't Persuade: Wallace Remains Segregationist Forever
• Wallace Never Denounced Social Segregation
• Wallace Smoker Poor Role Model For Youth
• Wallace Movie Not News
• George Wallace, The Holy Bible and Segregation
• Wallace Challenged To Make Proclamation
• Will Wallace Recant Segregation Forever?
• Segregation Forever Horrible Institution
• Segregation Forever Never Again!
• No More Wallace Photos/Cover Stories!
• Wallace Does Not Deserve State Funeral
• Wallace Calls From Beyond Grave To End Segregation Forever
• Wallace Memorial Service Fallacious
• Bury Wallace Legacy With His Body
• Wallace's Sins Far Greater Than Clinton's
• Wallace Was Segregationist From Cradle To The Grave!
• Mix And Mingle In Church And School!
• George C. Wallace Grave Virtual Memorial Atonement

Other Wallace Sites Of Educational and Historical Nature

• Yahoo George C. Wallace Search
• Full Coverage - Wallace on Yahoo
• Wallace Remembered" -- "Wallace Remembered for Who He Was and Who He Became" by Rick Bragg.
• Chronology of Ex-Ala. Gov. Wallace
• Alabama Live's Civil Rights Site
• WRAL OnLine - Wallace and Jones -- concerning George Wallace and Vivan-Malone Jones, the African-American woman he attempted to bar from attending the University of Alabama in 1963.
• Civil Rights Struggle
• Invisible Legacy - article from Emory Magazine.
• Alabama Archives Teachers' Packet: George C. Wallace -- lesson plan for teachers which includes original documents relevant to Wallace's governorship and public opinion.
• George Wallace : Rise and Fall of an American Populist -- brief overview of Wallace's life, from TNT.

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

• Martin Luther King via Yahoo -- This search produced 78 hits

• Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. -- Most popular King sites

• The Autobiography of Martin Luther King, Jr. by Martin Luther, Jr. King, Clayborne Carson (Editor) Presented by Project K9 in association with Amazon.com.

• I Have a Dream : Writings and Speeches That Changed the World by James Melvin Washington (Editor), Martin Luther, Jr. King, Coretta Scott King. Presented by Project K9 in association with Amazon.com.

• Martin Luther King, Jr., on Leadership : Inspiration & Wisdom for Challenging Times by Donald T. Phillips Presented by Project K9 in association with Amazon.com.

• About Martin Luther King Day by Mary V. Fox Presented by Project K9 in association with Amazon.com.

• American Sermons : The Pilgrims to Martin Luther King Jr (The Library of America, 108) by Michael Warner (Editor) Presented by Project K9 in association with Amazon.com.

• The Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr (Cornerstones of Freedom) by Richard Conrad Stein Presented by Project K9 in association with Amazon.com.

• Dare to Dream : Coretta Scott King and the Civil Rights Movement by Angela Shelf Medearis, Anna Rich (Illustrator) Presented by Project K9 in association with Amazon.com.

• A Documentary History of the Negro People in the United States 1951-1959 : From the Korean War to the Emergence of Martin Luther King, Jr. by Herbert Aptheker (Editor), Henry Louis, Jr. Gates (Illustrator) Presented by Project K9 in association with Amazon.com.

• I Have a Dream by Martin Luther, Jr. King, Coretta Scott King Presented by Project K9 in association with Amazon.com.

Civil Rights

• Civil Rights via Yahoo -- This Yahoo search yielded some 368 Civil Rights sites.

• Civil Rights in Society & Culture -- Yahoo's society and culture/civil rights sites

• Civil Rights Acts -- Links to various Civil Rights Acts including the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Sec. 2000e -- Title 42, Chapter 21 of Civil Rights Act may be reviewed. Also other US Code may be reviewed via this site at Cornell University.

• Censorship -- From A to Z censorship issues via Yahoo

• Freedom of Religion -- First Amendment issues related to this primary freedom

• Civil Rights Movement -- History of the Civil Rights movement

• Civil Rights Struggle -- George C. Wallace's stand in the school house door is this One Hundred Years of the Corolla, University of Alabama's Year Book feature which also reviews Judge Frank Johnson's role in the Selma to Montgomery March. Also see Morris Dees.

• National Civil Rights Museum -- Located in the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, TN, where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., was assassinated April 4, 1968.

• Teaching Tolerance -- Southern Poverty Law Center program on teaching tolerance

• Museum of Tolerance -- Simon Wiesenthal Center: Museum of Tolerance presents Teaching Steps to Tolerance

• The Origins of the Civil Rights Movement : Black Communities Organizing for Change by Aldon D. Morris Presented by Project K9 in association with Amazon.com.

• Women in the Civil Rights Movement : Trailblazers and Torchbearers, 1941-1965 (Blacks in the Diaspora) by Vicki L. Crawford (Editor), Barbara Woods, Marymal Dryden (Contributor), Jacqueline A. Rouse (Editor) Presented by Project K9 in association with Amazon.com.

• Bayard Rustin : Behind the Scenes of the Civil Rights Movement by James Haskins Presented by Project K9 in association with Amazon.com.

• AIDS Agenda : Emerging Issues in Civil Rights by Nan D. Hunter, William B. Rubenstein (Editor) Presented by Project K9 in association with Amazon.com.

• The Abc-Clio Companion to the Native American Rights Movements (Abc-Clio Companions to Key Issues in American History and Life) by Mark Grossman Presented by Project K9 in association with Amazon.com.

• ABC Clio Companion to the Disability Rights Movement (Abc-Clio Companions to Key Issues in American History and Life) by Fred Pelka Presented by Project K9 in association with Amazon.com.

Amazon.com-- If you are doing research regarding Black History, the Civil Rights Movement or related topics, I recommend that you search for your favorite book on Amazon.com. Suggested search words are: civil rights, black history, segregation, Martin Luther King, Jr., black power, etc. You may use the convenient search engine below which is offered by Project K9 in association with Amazon.com.

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More Lynch Sites

A great collection of letters!

• Support America
• USA News
• American Patriots Association
• After Life Songs Inspired By John Denver
• Memorial Tribute to Leonard P. Lynch

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