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Bari Weiss, already an outstanding writer, was brought into the New York Times as an opinion editor to add a patina of intellectual diversity to the Old Gray Lady. The Times wasn’t having it. Her “co-workers” treated her as you’d expect, which meant being a gay woman did not protect her from their abuse.
With the son of the man who introduced the New World Order to America in place, George W. Bush’s mandate was to further his father’s agenda of extending government control over American citizens and empowering the tentacles of a One World Government into foreign lands.
On September 14, 2001, a mere three days after Americans were stunned by the destruction of the World Trade Center, President Bush asked for, and got, a joint resolution from Congress, enacted on September 18, as follows:
I was unemployed at the time of 9-11. I was home, working on job applications when I got a call from Satan’s Favorite Daughter, i.e., my first wife (no, I’m not bitter, why do you ask?). She told me to go look at the news.
Ed shared the screenshot. The Department of Homeland Security has hijacked Jeff Foxworthy’s bit; if this… You Might Be A Redneck. But instead of redneck, they use the term terrorist. IF … you celebrate religious holidays …You might be a potential terrorist.
In a recent interview with Dr. Peter McCullough, Stew Peters observed that the Swine Flu Vaccine got yanked after 52 people died. The COVID inoculation has killed more people than the jihadis on 9/11. Me: so this is worse than terrorism?
Right from the start, violent jihad served as the engine of Islam under the command and supervision of Muhammad himself. After Muhammad’s death in 632 A.D., his friend Abu Bakr was named Caliph and ruler of the Islamic community, or Ummah. Muhammad’s followers in a short time occupied a vast geographic area.
This is an amazing story. Not the sort we get to share often enough. The latest class of New York City Firefighters includes thirteen who had a parent who was a firefighter that died during 9/11.
September 11th, 2001, was one of those days when people ask you where you were. I know where I was, but that is less important than where my mind was and where it went. I had questions. The pursuit of answers led me to where I am today.
Eighteen years ago today, Islamist terrorists attacked America, killing thousands. There have been numerous less successful attacks in the US since that time. The left and the media dismiss most, but you should not be so dismissive. Never forget.
