Wednesday, July 04, 2007

Independence Day



I can't think of a better way to post about the Fourth of July than to bring attention to today's dedication of a statue of a real American hero... Petty Officer 2nd Class, Navy Seal, Seal Delivery Team Two Danny Phillip Dietz Jr.

The Danny Dietz Memorial

There were Littleton, Colorado residents who resisted the movement to place the statue in Berry Park, but fortunately their side didn't succeed in stopping it.

Seal Statue Staying In Park

I think this is a good thing to celebrate on this July 4th.

10 comments:

WomanHonorThyself said...

Happy Indenpendence Day!..Let freedom ring! :)..beautiful post Cube..Blogger comments is still actin up hun!

Anonymous said...

Happy 4th of July to you and your family cubie, and to all Americans who visit your blog too!

God Bless America!

cube said...

woman: Amen and thank you.

Still no problems with Blogger though. Maybe they're singling you out ;-)

kathy: Thank you. We love our OZ friends!!!

The Merry Widow said...

Cube-You are tagged! I will post the meme at my place later tonight.
Have fun!

tmw

nanc said...

i hope you had a grand fourth, cube!

ours was quite fattening and explosive.

nanc said...

p.s. and thank you to kathy! our resident aussie!

Jay Noel said...

It goes to show you that people are just LOOKING for something to protest.

Brooke said...

I hope you had a fantastic Fourth, Cube!

The level of vitriol against our soldiers by the left is astounding to me.

Would they like the statue to be holding a bouquet of flowers rather than a rifle? Honestly...

I'm glad the statue stayed. Hopefully, some asshat leftard will not take it upon himself to vandalize it out of 'protest.'

Jamie Dawn said...

I saw a report on this. What a brave and very tough young man!! I was so sad and so proud at the same time to learn of his story. It's hard to believe there are those who fought the putting up of this statue.

I hope the statue allows many families to see it as honoring not only this one man, but representing others who have lost their lives. I think it is a wonderful thing.

Anonymous said...

I know this is a bit late, but...

as a former resident of Littleton Colorado I wish now I were there.

GOD BLESS AMERICA, and may God Bless our military personnel!

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