Wren Cross - Leaders of SaveTheWrenCross.org Comment

To read the latest press release by the leaders of Save the Wren Cross.org, please go to the Save the Wren Cross Blog and read Wren Cross - Leaders of SavetheWrenCross.org Comment. Thank you all for following this controversy since October 2006. It has meaning for all of us who want to maintain our traditions and our heritage - the only things we have to pass on to our youth that can give future generations an anchor to hold onto when we, as a nation, face any gathering storm. Our traditions and heritage give us strength as a nation. Over the last nearly two decades we have seen our leaders as well as our public strangled by "politial correctness" which is sensorship leading, as Ann Coulter points out, to re-education training. As a nation of strong, generous people from all across the ethnic spectrum, we must surely stand for something or we will fall person by person for any new divisive thing that comes along. The students, the alumni, the concerned folks now numbering 18,000 who have signed the Save the Wren Cross Petition have and do stand for something. Their on-going efforts are a good example for us all. As Americans we don't have to just roll over, assume room temperature, and let the far-left, the PC police, and organizations internal and external who wish to destroy our freedoms and our heritage have their way. 18,000 petitioners and an active student-alumni group of like-minded folks across the nation have shown that one can stand up to tyranny, look it in the face, and say, "Enough!" To me, the Save the Wren Cross.org folks have been engaged in a "fight" for tolerance, for heritage, for "fair play", and for inclusion of us all in the grandest tradition of respect for the rights of all - even if today in America today that means defending our Christian heritage.