Sunday, September 10, 2006
John over at Confessing Evangelical has a NAAACL post in which he deconstructs a bogus poll about 9/11.
Good work, John. I was in London that day, and the amount of support I recieved from the Brits was amazing. I was stranded in London for a week (I had been scheduled to fly home on 9/12), and when a flight finally came available, I took a cab from Wandsworth (which was the only place I could find an affordable hotel) to Heathrow. The cab fare was in the neighborhood of 30 pounds ($50, at the time). The cabby said the ride was free, but asked me to donate the equivalent amount to the Red Cross when I was back home. Which I did.
I will also never forget the TV image of the Liverpool FC fans singing their trademark club song, Elvis Presley's You'll Never Walk Alone, with American flags waving throughout the stadium.
Good work, John. I was in London that day, and the amount of support I recieved from the Brits was amazing. I was stranded in London for a week (I had been scheduled to fly home on 9/12), and when a flight finally came available, I took a cab from Wandsworth (which was the only place I could find an affordable hotel) to Heathrow. The cab fare was in the neighborhood of 30 pounds ($50, at the time). The cabby said the ride was free, but asked me to donate the equivalent amount to the Red Cross when I was back home. Which I did.
I will also never forget the TV image of the Liverpool FC fans singing their trademark club song, Elvis Presley's You'll Never Walk Alone, with American flags waving throughout the stadium.
