Op-ed: 
A Lie That Has Come Back to Haunt
By: Diane Sori / The Patriot Factor

How low will Hillary's herd of bought and paid for media whores go...here is a link to a story of lies being circulated across the internet to try and discredit one of the heroes of 9/11...New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and in turn have the fallout land on Donald J. Trump...and you can add in all those lost on 9/11 in my opinion. Click on this link: http://www.rawstory.com/2016/10/busted-rudy-giuliani-says-he-never-saw-hillary-clinton-in-nyc-on-911-but-pictures-prove-hes-lying/ to read it...it will surely make you sick.

Simply, it's an out and out lie as Hillary Clinton was not in nor anywhere near NYC on 9/11...the most horrific day in America history...but hey, "what difference at this point does it make"...infamous words that now take on yet another sinister meaning and guess what... when it comes to 9/11 every little detail does matter.

Now for the truth...Hillary Clinton did indeed go to Ground Zero but it was sometime after the attack (that's when this picture was taken as proven by the cleanliness of the area and the persons...as in no dust or debris can be seen anywhere) and was escorted on a private tour of the site, but like I said it was done not on 9/11 itself nor in the actual immediate aftermath.

On 9/11 Hillary Clinton was in Washington D.C., in fact she was at her home, the Clinton family-owned mansion, on Whitehaven Street. She was watching CNN and was on the phone with her legislative director when the first then second plane hit. She then went to her office in the Capitol complex before the third plane hit the Pentagon, and was evacuated by Capitol police from the Senate office buildings along with the others present. And Hillary even called Chelsea who was in New York and then Billy-Boy who was in Australia on the day of the attacks, but she did so from D.C.

Hillary Clinton and other senators received a briefing at the Capitol police station early in the evening of 9/11. And after a day she calls “a day indelibly etched in my mind,” Hillary joined with her congressional colleagues on the steps of the Capitol to sing 'God Bless America'...all of which can be seen in tapes and videos from that day.

So what is the bottom line...simply, Rudy Guiliani was 100% correct...Hillary Clinton was not only not in New York City on 9/11 or anywhere near it nor was she there in the immediately thereafter, and for any newspaper...whether it be in print or online...to claim that she was is about as low as any media outlet can go for while it not only defames 'America's Mayor' it is using a nightmare never to be forgotten...it is using the death of 3000 Americans...to try and aid Hillary Clinton in her effort to derail the campaign of Donald J. Trump...as in if she can't fight him with reporting on the issues we'll just make things up...and whomever our lie hurts be damned.

Using the blood and tears of 9/11 to aid in any candidate's political gain is an abomination of an especially evil kind, but when it comes to Hillary Clinton we have barely touched the surface of how low this political whore and her allies will go to aid her in trying to occupy the White House. And please know Hillary Clinton and/or her handlers all have seen this story by now but to date have issued no statement to set the record straight, and probably never will.

And as for the online rag 'RAWSTORY' who published this out-and-out lie, they need to immediately issue a retraction and then pull the story offline for this is the stuff of lawsuits...and rightfully so.

Sickening...just sickening.

Happy 240th Birthday America

 By: Diane Sori / The Patriot Factor / Right Side Patriots on americanpbn.com

As we head into the July 4th weekend...and while we enjoy the beach, 

 bar'b'ques, and fireworks galore...

let's NOT forget all our Forefathers fought for to make sure that 

“these United Colonies are, and of right ought to be, free and independent states.” 

And while Barack HUSSEIN Obama has forgotten this...if he ever knew this that is...

we current day patriots have not forgotten it and will continue to fight on 

to assure that these United States remain the greatest and freest nation the world 

has ever known. 

And may God Bless America always, and may 'He the Most Holy' keep our troops safe 

as they continue their fight overseas to keep us safe and free at home.

Op-ed:
On this Memorial Day
By: Diane Sori / The Patriot Factor / Right Side Patriots on CPR Worldwide Media cprworldwidemedia.net.

Today is Memorial Day and while many will go to the beach or enjoy a hearty barbecue, let’s NOT forget the real reason for this most special and solemn of days…to remember and to honor those who put their lives on the line for our beloved country…those who made the ultimate sacrifice for a purpose they believed was greater than themselves…a purpose of keeping us safe and free at home.

Today while political battles continue in DC and across the nation, Memorial Day offers us the chance for all Americans…NO matter our race, creed, religion or color…to unite together and remember the one thing we all we have in common…gratitude...gratitude for those who served…gratitude for the brave men and women who proudly wore but sadly died wearing our nation’s uniform…gratitude so that we can go to that beach and can enjoy that barbecue.

Today there should be NO hyphenated Americans (nor should there ever be)…just Americans bowing their heads together in prayer as the flag of these United States is raised all over this great nation, and then solemnly lowered to half-staff. On this day let us remember the more than one million American patriots who gave their lives in service to this country. And when the flag is once again raised high at noon we must remember to NOT allow their sacrifice to be in vain for a nation that forgets its true heroes is a nation that loses its soul.

Today is a day when we should teach our children the importance of the sacrifices made by so many to ensure their freedoms and the freedoms of generations to come.

Today is a day when many Americans will visit cemeteries or memorials nationwide to place small flags at the base of the headstones of the fallen to let them know they are NOT forgotten.

Today is a day to honor the remains buried at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier for while he, brave soldier whomever he may be, is home resting on American soil he is NOT with his loved ones, but serves as a reminder of the many who NEVER made it home, and should remind us that there are still some left behind who must be brought home.

Today is a day when the Pledge of Allegiance should take on a renewed meaning, and should reawaken in us all the realization that we live in the greatest nation the world has ever known, and remind us that some things are indeed worth fighting and dying for.

Today is a day to honor courage for while those lost in battle knew fear, they sacrificed with courage of heart and strength of conviction, something that must NEVER be forgotten for without knowing fear there can be NO courage and without courage there can be NO victory. Those who gave all deemed their love of country and duty to freedom were of greater value and more important then the fears they faced in dying.

Today is a day to also honor the very freedoms those lost in battle gave to each and everyone of us…the freedom we have in our beloved America to act, speak, and think as we so chose without hindrance or restraint…a freedom we intend NEVER to lose…a freedom we will fight for with just as much passion, dedication, determination, and courage as those who sacrificed before us…for we will NOT allow their sacrifice to be forgotten nor will we allow our freedoms to be taken away.

NO…we will NEVER allow their sacrifice to have been in vain.

Today is a day for prayers for those lost…a day for honoring their memories NOT just with tearful remembrances but also with a smile…a day to rediscover the meaning of what our military fights and dies for…our liberty, our safety, our individual rights guaranteed us under our Constitution, and the continuing American story of which we all play a part in.

Today I bow my head in solemn prayer and thank and remember those who made that ultimate sacrifice to keep our nation free…and pray to God that someday…”nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn war any more.” (Isaiah 2:4)

Someday…someday soon I pray, and may God Bless America today and always.

Op-ed:

A Special Day to Honor American Heroes 

By: Diane Sori / The Patriot Factor / Right Side Patriots on CPR Worldwide Media cprworldwidemedia.net
Author's Note: I was asked to rerun a series of articles I wrote honoring those who gave their all for love of country.

What is a hero...a hero is man or woman of distinguished courage or ability, admired for his or her brave deeds, fortitude, and noble qualities.

In other words...a Soldier, Sailor, Marine or Airman.

Memorial Day...a day to remember and honor all those brave heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice in our nation's service...a special day where a grateful nation says thank you.

Memorial Day is also a day to honor and say thank you to our Veterans, those heroes who by the grace of God made it home, who are sometimes forgotten in the shuffle of everyday life.  

This Memorial Day we must not forget to keep our brave men and women who are currently fighting overseas in our thoughts and prayers for they are the ones who are now keeping us safe and free at home.

A little history...Memorial Day started as a day to honor Union soldiers who died during the Civil War. After World War I it was extended to include all men and women who died in any war or military action.  Known originally as Decoration Day, the current name did not come into being until after World War II. Decoration Day and then Memorial Day were always on May 30, regardless of the day of the week.  In 1968, the Uniform Holidays Bill was passed as part of a move to use federal holidays to create three-day weekends.  Since 1971, Memorial Day has been officially observed on the last Monday in May. 

On Memorial Day it’s tradition to fly the American flag at half-mast from dawn until noon. Many volunteers place a small American flag on the graves of the fallen who are laid to rest in national cemeteries all across our country.  Also, in many cities and towns across America, Memorial Day Parades honor both the fallen and those serving in our military today.

While this weekend there will be picnics, barbeques, and parties galore, please don’t forget that while you are having fun and enjoying the day, that what you are doing was only made possible by those who sacrificed their lives in the name of freedom. 

So now I leave you with this, A Soldiers Prayer, whose words really honor ALL who’ve served.

A Soldier's Prayer...

- Anonymous

The soldier stood and faced his God which must always come to pass...

He hoped his shoes were shining just as brightly as his brass.

"Step forward now, you soldier, how shall I deal with you?

Have you always turned the other cheek?  To My Church have you been true?"

The soldier squared his shoulders and said, "No, Lord, I guess I ain't...

Because those of us who carry guns can't always be a saint.

I've had to work most Sundays and at times my talk was tough,

And sometimes I've been violent, because the streets are awfully tough.

But, I never took a penny that wasn't mine to keep...

Though I worked a lot of overtime when the bills got just too steep,

And I never passed a cry for help, though at times I shook with fear,

And sometimes, God forgive me, I've wept unmanly tears.

I know I don't deserve a place among the people here...

They never wanted me around except to calm their fears.

If you've a place for me here, Lord, It needn't be so grand,

I never expected or had too much, but if you don't, I'll understand."

There was a silence all around the throne where the saints had often trod...

As the soldier waited quietly, for the judgment of his God,

"Step forward now you soldier,

Walk peacefully on Heaven's streets,

You've done your time in Hell."

 

Dedicated To All That Serve... God Bless America!

Op-ed:
On this Memorial Day
By: Diane Sori

Today is Memorial Day and while many will go to the beach or enjoy a hearty barbecue, let’s NOT forget the real reason for this most special and solemn of days…to remember and to honor those who put their lives on the line for our beloved country…those who made the ultimate sacrifice for a purpose they believed was greater than themselves…a purpose of keeping us safe and free at home.

Today while political battles continue in DC and across the nation, Memorial Day offers us the chance for all Americans…NO matter our race, creed, religion or color…to unite together and remember the one thing we all we have in common…gratitude...gratitude for those who served…gratitude for the brave men and women who proudly wore but sadly died wearing our nation’s uniform…gratitude so that we can go to that beach and can enjoy that barbecue.

Today there should be NO hyphenated Americans (nor should there ever be)…just Americans bowing their heads together in prayer as the flag of these United States is raised all over this great nation, and then solemnly lowered to half-staff. On this day let us remember the more than one million American patriots who gave their lives in service to this country. And when the flag is once again raised high at noon we must remember to NOT allow their sacrifice to be in vain for a nation that forgets its true heroes is a nation that loses its soul.

Today is a day when we should teach our children the importance of the sacrifices made by so many to ensure their freedoms and the freedoms of generations to come.

Today is a day when many Americans will visit cemeteries or memorials nationwide to place small flags at the base of the headstones of the fallen to let them know they are NOT forgotten.

Today is a day to honor the remains buried at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier for while he, brave soldier whomever he may be, is home resting on American soil he is NOT with his loved ones, but serves as a reminder of the many who NEVER made it home, and should remind us that there are still some left behind who must be brought home.

Today is a day when the Pledge of Allegiance should take on a renewed meaning, and should reawaken in us all the realization that we live in the greatest nation the world has ever known, and remind us that some things are indeed worth fighting and dying for.

Today is a day to honor courage for while those lost in battle knew fear, they sacrificed with courage of heart and strength of conviction, something that must NEVER be forgotten for without knowing fear there can be NO courage and without courage there can be NO victory. Those who gave all deemed their love of country and duty to freedom were of greater value and more important then the fears they faced in dying.

Today is a day to also honor the very freedoms those lost in battle gave to each and everyone of us…the freedom we have in our beloved America to act, speak, and think as we so chose without hindrance or restraint…a freedom we intend NEVER to lose…a freedom we will fight for with just as much passion, dedication, determination, and courage as those who sacrificed before us…for we will NOT allow their sacrifice to be forgotten nor will we allow our freedoms to be taken away.

NO…we will NEVER allow their sacrifice to have been in vain.

Today is a day for prayers for those lost…a day for honoring their memories NOT just with tearful remembrances but also with a smile…a day to rediscover the meaning of what our military fights and dies for…our liberty, our safety, our individual rights guaranteed us under our Constitution, and the continuing American story of which we all play a part in.

Today I bow my head in solemn prayer and thank and remember those who made that ultimate sacrifice to keep our nation free…and pray to God that someday, …”nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn war any more.” (Isaiah 2:4)

Someday…someday soon I pray, and may God Bless America today and always.