Pataki Nixes WTC Freedom Center Hat tip: Power Line. Debra Burlingame and the rest of the Take Back The Memorial team deserve a big round of applause for keeping this issue in the public eye long enough for the rest

This is good news. The controversial “freedom museum” was dropped from the proposed redevelopment at 9/11’s ground zero. From the AP on Fox News: The decision followed months of acrimony over the International Freedom Center (search), with furious Sept…

It’s quite relieving to learn that NY governor George Pataki is making sure that the proposed “International Freedom Center”, apparently an attempt by the moonbat crowd to hijack the memorials to the victims of terrorism on 9-11, will not be allowed …

Power Line reports that New York Governor George Pataki has killed the International Freedom Center.

More extensive coverage at Michelle Malkin.

This is clearly a victory for the families and friends of those lost in the terrorist attacks of Sept…

We have only to look at past memorials that awe and inspire us. The Vietnam memorial is simply a wall of granite with names carved upon it, but when you walk through you come out a changed person. The simple elegance moves you to tears, and the endle…

Ground Zero ‘freedom center’ quashed
A controversial proposal for an International Freedom Center adjacent to the planned memorial at the World Trade Center site has been abandoned.
New York Gov. George Pataki on Wednesday announced the …

The WTC Memorial is safe for now. People made a difference and sent Soros and the NYT riding back uptown in their limos. But those sorts of people don’t take the first No as a final No. We’ll need to stay on guard.

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Bowing to pressure from Sept. 11 families, Gov. George Pataki on Wednesday removed a proposed freedom center from the space reserved for it near the planned World Trade Center memorial, saying the museum project had aroused ”too much opposition, too much