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9/11: Never Forget

Today we commemorate Patriot Day. Eight years ago on a bright September morning evil invaded our nation. We must never forget those who perished. More importantly we must honor their memory with an unrelenting pursuit of their Islamist murderers. It is our duty to eradicate Islamic terrorism from the face of the earth.

Do you know how many wacked out WTC conspiracy sites there are on the net? Van Jones was not alone in his delusions about 9/11. It makes me sick to my stomach. Searching for images to link for this post brought me to all sorts of irrational theories of how George Bush or some other nefarious part of our government must have had a hand in coordinating the attacks and subsequent "coverup".

Then there are the perverted Islamic sites which celebrate the destruction of the towers and idolize the nineteen hijackers for the glory of their sick religion. After WW II ended many Japanese citizens paid homage to those who were killed and made a sincere attempt to atone for Pearl Harbor. Not so with 9/11; if anything Muslims use it to fuel their hatred for us and all that we stand for.

It's not our fault that they hate us, no matter what any of the "root cause" idiots might want us to believe. The arguments they use to justify their hatred and rationalize the 9/11 attacks are so twistedly illogical that it's not worth trying to refute them. These are people who don't have a good enough grip on reality to even comprehend why their beliefs are so assuredly wrong.

Our resolve must never waiver. Islam means "submission"; and we have to make certain the enemy knows that we will never submit. Submission is antithetical to freedom.

So, today we pause to remember the innocent souls who were murdered in the name of The Religion of Peace™. By remembering, we will never forget. And never forgetting means we will never submit.

UPDATE 11 Sep 2009 11:50:
Remembering the jumpers

No Sheeples Here! links to this very moving video tribute to the 9/11 jumpers. I too weep for their memories Carol, and for the horrors they endured.

All this week Carol has devoted her blog to Project 2996, the annual tribute to the victims of 9/11. It's well worth your time to read them all.

Melissa Clouthier vividly recalls the injustice of 9/11 and also vows to never forget.

Pundette has compiled links to many other excellent 9/11 rememberances.

Posted at 10:15 by Chris Wysocki   []   Comments | Archived | Perm Link |   |   Tweet