By Arnold Ahlert (Archive) · Tuesday, December 27, 2011

Seven long years after he allegedly committed “premeditated murder,” Iraq war veteran Ilario Pantano, who gave up a comfortable life on Manhattan’s Upper West Side to fight for his country following the September 11th attacks, has been thoroughly vindicated. Thus ends a saga highlighted by an unconscionable rush to judgement by the military, and the subsequent trashing of Mr. Pantano’s reputation by leftists who never miss an opportunity to denigrate American soldiers based on nothing more than unproven allegations.

By any reasonable measure, Mr. Pantano is an American patriot. A man born to poverty in New York’s Hell’s Kitchen, Pantano managed to win a partial scholarship to Horace Mann, one of the top private schools in the nation. Students from Horace Mann routinely qualify to attend some of the best colleges in the nation and Pantano was no exception. Yet he made himself an exception, putting off college to join the Marines to fight in the first Gulf War against Saddam Hussein.

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Now that I’ve begun to research the Southern Poverty Law Center, a so-called civil rights organization in Alabama with a multi-million treasure chest (endowment), I am being labeled as a promoter of hate and a bigot.

My stance to make English the official language of our country will not be shifted or diminished!

My stance against illegal immigration and the adverse affects of such an illegal activity against our country and the American people will not be diminished!

I can take the ridicule, the attacks and the pressure and will defend myself in English!

If my fellow American brothers and sisters are dodging bullets, IEDs and other life-threatening things defending and standing up for my country across the globe, I can do my part back home to honor their sacrifices!!

Eddie Garcia

ProEnglishUSA approves this post.

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Crossposted from American Thinker

By Pamela Geller

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Crossposted from FOXNews.com

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Major Herbert W. “Bill” Donahue Jr., USMC Ret – Founder/President, United American Patriots joins me to talk about his project and the significance of honoring and remembering our veterans both past, present, and future. In the eyes of many, the US military is the most precious resource and arguably our best chance of preserving freedom both here and abroad.

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