Posted: 9/10/2013 8:16:09 PM EDT
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Today marks a day of infamy for our country. I will never forget the feeling I felt when I was 8 years old, getting called into the house by my mom to be told that our nation had been attacked by terrorists. At my young age it was tough for me to comprehend why someone would ever do such a thing. As I grew older I spent enough time studying the Quran to realize just what an evil religion those who call themselves Muslims follow. Quran (8:12) - "I will cast terror into the hearts of those who disbelieve. Therefore strike off their heads and strike off every fingertip of them" Since that day I will always say...I have learned everything I ever needed to about Islam/Muslims on September 11th 2001. Since then attacks like the Boston Marathon have only further confirmed my beliefs. God bless those who died that day. God bless those who sacrificed their lives to avenge the attacks. As Toby Keith says, "Oh, justice will be served and the battle will rage: This big dog will fight when you rattle his cage. And you'll be sorry that you messed with the US of A" God Bless America  And to hopefully create some smiles on this sad day. |
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Yes, the day of our generation that will live in infamy. I imagine that those of my Dad's generation felt much the same when news of the Pearl Harbor attack was received.
A salute to the fallen, and a salute to those who still live in and believe in the land of freedom. |
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I remember sitting at work and putting on the TV as the first reports came in. The feeling I had watching the towers felt was indescribable.
As a former NY'er and having worked on the 102nd floor of the North tower for a brief time I won't forget this day or forgive those who supported and celebrated it. I will also never trust a muslim, they are taught to lie to infidels. Given their history they have proven to me they can't be trusted. |
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I was in a "embrassing diversity" training class at work. 5 days of that crap. I didn't even know it happened for the first few hrs. then the instructor turned on the new during a break.
when the break was over he flipped off the TV and said they had to get back to the class. I got up and walked out, unfortantly I was the only one  . later learned they let the class out early.
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Quoted: You were 8? jeez I feel old... As weird as it is I still remember being amazed that EVERY TV Channel was talking about it. I specifically remember Cartoon Network suspending shows to cover the attacks. Something tells me the media wouldn't do something like that today.
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I remember standing in the back yard (we all got sent home that day) looking up and thinking "There are no planes up there...none." I still can't help but think the bad guys got what they wanted. What did this cost us and what does it continue to cost us each day? |
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This still gives me chills when he says " I can hear you..."  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7OCgMPX2mECould you see FBHO standing up there without his teleprompter and bulletproof glass and rings and rings of secret service? 
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