Bill Wilson

We Will Stand: Tribute to Charlie Kirk & President Trump :: By Bill Wilson

Published on: by RR10

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This song is a response to the assassination of Charlie Kirk and the assassination attempts on President Donald Trump. The Democratic Party and leftist response is repugnant and unacceptable. They are digging in rather than behaving like citizens in a civil society. This is my heartfelt cry that we stand on the righteousness of God and speak boldly as we ought to speak, and having done all, stand.

Please join me in this anthem for freedom of speech and standing for truth. You can preview the song by clicking on this link: We Will Stand , and it is also live on Pandora. If you like the song, please pass it along to your contact list. Let’s make a statement!

We Will Stand

Chorus
We are Americans, you’ll never silence us.
We are Americans, we stand for truth.
We are Americans, you can’t bully us.
We are American, and we will stand. 

Verse 1
A husband, father, citizen, a voice they couldn’t stand,
“Brought it on himself,” they posted, then deleted it again.
Some cheered in secret channels, some lied then apologized,
Speaking from the heart’s abundance, malice they can’t disguise.
They bully, threaten, dog-whistle, then claim the moral ground,
But truth still rings like liberty, a freedom-steady sound. 

Pre-Chorus
They call us fascists, racists, deniers on demand,
But the mask is slipping—we see the sleight of hand. 

Chorus
We are Americans, you’ll never silence us.
We are Americans, we stand for truth.
We are Americans, you can’t bully us.
We are American, and we will stand.

Verse 2
“They brought it on themselves,” that’s the cover they repeat,
Call us names to hide the deeds of scorn they can’t defeat.
They smear and they project, but their mirror shows the liar,
Every blow they throw at us just makes our flag fly higher.
They curse, they mock, they tear down, but freedom won’t expire,
The anthem rises louder still, our voices won’t retire. 

Bridge
Name-calling is a smokescreen, a mask they cannot keep,
But courage is our language, and liberty runs deep.

Final Chorus (big & repeat)
We are Americans, you’ll never silence us.
We are Americans, we stand for truth.
We are Americans, you can’t bully us.
We are American, and we will stand.

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A Tragic National Harbinger :: By Bill Wilson

Published on: by RR10

The tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk has revealed much about the state of our nation.

Yes, Kirk was a public figure, but also a husband, father, and fellow citizen. His death should have inspired sympathy, even from critics of his politics. Instead, thousands took to social media to mock, ridicule, and celebrate his murder.

That so many would cheer the death of a man simply because of his beliefs is a sobering reminder of how far society has fallen from even the most basic standards of decency. Scripture warns that when people do what is right in their own eyes, the result is corruption, chaos, and grief. Sadly, we are living in that reality. This single event is no doubt a national harbinger of a country at a crossroads.

The sheer number of celebratory posts was staggering. From cheer coaches to school board members, from employees at companies to ordinary citizens, many proudly displayed their joy that a man had been assassinated for his beliefs. Videos and memes were shared openly, mocking Kirk’s wife and family.

Social media, once intended to connect communities, has become a tool for hate and destruction. What used to be whispered in dark corners is now shouted from digital rooftops without shame. The willingness of thousands to revel in another’s murder shows not only the hardness of hearts, but also the presence of a darker, more sinister cultural current rising within our nation.

This is more than mere political division. It is evidence of an evil spirit growing in the culture, one that despises God, family, and truth. And when a record of these disgraceful comments is compiled—such as the website gathering public posts of those who mocked Kirk—mainstream outlets like Wired rush to condemn the collectors as “right-wing extremists.” Think about that: the outrage is not over people rejoicing at an assassination, but that their words are being preserved as evidence. Fortunately, those who engaged in such vile mockery are already facing consequences, with several being fired or suspended from their jobs.

Liberals decry this as an attack on free speech, yet they ignore the accountability that comes with exercising that freedom. They overlook that they celebrate a murder that silenced the free speech of a fellow citizen.

Freedom of speech is not freedom from consequences. Every word carries weight. With rights come responsibilities, with responsibilities come accountability, and with accountability come consequences. Those who mock the dead, especially one’s husband, father, and fellow citizen, should not be surprised when their words cost them. The deeper tragedy, however, is not in the firings or suspensions. It is that our society has reached such a place where political animus overrides human decency.

Isaiah 5:20 says, “Woe to those who call evil good, and good evil.”

Let us stand in solidarity with what is right and good in the sight of God, and hold accountability against the tide of darkness trying to overtake us.

Sources:

Breitbart (School Board Member): https://www.breitbart.com/education/2025/09/14/photos-queer-queen-toledo-school-board-member-compares-charlie-kirks-widow-erika-to-handmaids-tale/

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