Please as you read this whenever and wherever that may be, take a moment of silence this minute to remember and pray for the victims of the attack upon America. We must provide our evidence when it is gathered truthfully and completely for the entire world to see. To do otherwise would be playing into the hands of the people who have committed this act of aggression. America has a great responsibility that comes with being the most powerful nation on earth and it must now provide an example for other nations to follow. You will find the reply to that question when you do not see it approaching, and you have now sealed your fate in blood.
Bravery Is undeterred, and America still stands Proudly.
Buildings and Institutions can be replaced, and your many victims are now nestled safely and lovingly carved upon the palm of God. It is that time of the year again for all South Africans to celebrate and commemorate the Day of Reconciliation on 16 December. As the first national museum of a democratic South Africa, Robben Island Museum aims to provide all South Africans with a platform for lifelong learning and debate. Robben Island Museums Education Department will be hosting a drama performance by The Khulumani Support Group on 16 December 2000 at the Maritime Museum, Cape Town. I am About to Tell .