>You know.........the picture of the eagle with the tear makes me sad. >The eagle was chosen as our National emblem officially in 1787. The >eagle is strong. The eagle is fearless. >The eagle represents freedom. The eagle full of boundless spirit of >freedom. The eagle represents the >symbol of supreme power and authority. >He was chosen as our image of America's Motto "E Pluribus Unum" which >means >"Out of Many, One" Our country has certainly proven this in our unity. > >Benjamin Franklin suggested the motto "Rebellion to Tyrants is >Obedience to God" > >The eagle is sad, but is not a cry baby. >Visit the web site on eagles. >Sorry I took liberties on the use of our Webb web site to voice my >opinion. I don't know how to do it otherwise. >Thanks Bettie > Bettie: If you want an Eagle who is not sad but appears to be fighting mad - send me your e-mail address and I will send it to you as an attachment. He has the towers and the Statue of Liberty in back of him. Anyone else who wants it - just send me your address privately. Regards, Gladys -- Gladys Jensen In Colorful Colorado