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Towns: First Foreign Journalist in Blaine
 Words:
Sean Rorison
Photos: Ayoune
Posted 22, September,
2003
The spell of Liberation,
a narcotic with which the world over dreams of acquiescing their
souls, was cast upon Blaine today.
In our convoy we crossed
the border under heavy protection and witnessed the Birth of a Society,
a City, a Nation; these proud men and women have thrown off the
yoke of oppressive imperialistic dictatorships and now see for themselves
the glories that the dream of democracy can provide.
 There
must be special mention for the Women of Blaine. Now that the Women
of Blaine are free, they are able to talk amongst one another, buy
meat and cheese without fear for worry of retribution. They shall
not fear random canings or rape, or be confined to their homes.
They may even wield a
weapon if they so choose, the weapons of Glory that can be found
all across America, God's most Blessed country, this great Country.
Its town of Blaine is
free.
In my flak jacket and
helmet I braved my shaking bones and soiled pants to witness its
suddenly Liberated streets. Soldiers across the world, this is what
you fight for. This is the gift of Freedom, and a bountiful gift
it is indeed.
-Sean Rorison
Blaine, Washington, United States of America
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