If you were an adult on September 11, 2001; chances are you
remember where or what you were doing on that infamous day. It was a lazy day
for me and my wife as our phone rousted us out of bed in the relatively late
morning of that day. A friend called to tell us turn on any network station on
the TV.
We turned the TV on just in time to watch the second
hijacked Islamic terrorist jet airliner to crash into a World Trade Center
tower. Justin Smith takes us on a journey about the day that for me enlightened
me all I need to know about Islam’s evil ideological agenda for non-Muslims.
JRH 9/4/20
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Remember 9/11: Eyewitnesses to Islam's Evil Soulless
Savagery Against America
9/11 Victim Jumps
By Justin O. Smith
Sent 9/3/2020 8:40 PM
"I just remember looking
up and thinking, 'How bad is it up there that the better option is to jump?'"
~ New York Fireman, September 11th 2001
The days of our lives so often rush past us like a
torrential waterfall and before we realize it, years are gone in the blink of
an eye, leaving us only memories, however good or bad. And September 11th 2001
bears some of the worst memories Americans still hold in our hearts and minds,
a morning that started magnificent, clear and beautiful that was soon
transformed into a morning that forced all America to see thousands of their
countrymen die the most horrific deaths, unthinkable and beyond one's imagination
at the time.
Nineteen years will have soon passed America by, from that
awful, fateful day of September 11th 2001, when nineteen hijackers flew jet
aircraft into both Towers of the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. Six
thousand nine-hundred and forty-one days will have passed, by September 11th of
this year, in which one, thousands or millions of Americans will have, at some
point, during any one of the 9,993,600 minutes, thought about one of the
victims of this horrific attack and someone they loved who died as a result of
"some people (doing) something", as Representative Ilhan Omar, a
Somali Muslim immigrant, so callously phrased the attack. All of us
remember exactly who and why Islam and Islamic fundamental jihadi terrorists
attacked America.
If anyone has been lulled into a false sense of security
over gains made in the Middle East "peace process" between Israel and
the United Arab Emirates with more promised to come, they should re-examine all
that is known about Islam and how it operates, understanding that too often any
agreement is only entered to buy time for Islam's larger goals, and it's never
a good faith effort. And if one objects and notes we haven't had a massive
Islamic attack like 9/11 since then, it still doesn't negate the fact the
Muslims still seek to create one; it also doesn't negate the fact that Muslims
have entered the current riots in our major cities and used them as cover to
commit acts of Islamic inspired violence seeking to strike more terror in the
hearts of Americans.
One Bosnian Muslim, Dzenan
Camovic,
is currently being held on three federal indictments for committing a planned
Islamic terrorist attack against three New York City police officers, in
Flatbush, on June 3rd 2020, that authorities assert wasn't any chance
encounter. Essentially, Camovic ambushed them during the riots that were
occurring at the time, and he stabbed one officer in the neck and shot two
others, after taking the first officer's firearm. During the attacks, he
shouted "Allahu Akbar" three times. And, in the investigation that
followed, Camovic, also an illegal alien, was
found to be in possession of a large quantity of materials that exhibited a
strong interest and support for violent Islamic jihad and the Islamic State.
Make no mistake. Islam still remains one of the growing
number of existential threats that America faces today, as we now must also
include the Communists of our nation in that category, due to an active ongoing
insurrection. As noted by Diana West, renown
investigative journalist, Edward Klein draws a clear connection between America's Antifa
and Islamic jihadis. In some of the recent
"mostly peaceful protests", the riots, they were chanting, "Allahu Akbar, smash these Nazi scums."
Americans have been eyewitnesses to Islam's evil, soulless
savagery. We know that most Muslims would destroy the West and kill all who
refused to bow to Islam and Allah, if they could, although too many in our
country promote the lie still today that Islam is "a religion of peace". Those
who deny that Islam is an evil ideology do so for anti-American political
reasons, or they are true simple-minded idiots.
Must I really go through the long list of Islamic terror attacks America suffered after
September 11th 2001 to drive home the point? San
Bernardino, Orlando, Chattanooga, Boston anyone? Ft Hood?
With all the madness currently underway in the country, it
doesn't make anyone who has ever lost a loved one stop thinking of that loss.
No one has ever really forgotten this day of terror, panic and the trepidation
that followed, and neither have they forgotten the nearly 3000 Americans who
were murdered by acts of Islamic terrorism in the World Trade Center, the
Pentagon and the desolate field in Stony Creek, Pennsylvania, near Shanksville.
But now, for those Americans who once relaxed in a
self-assured idealistic innocence and a notion of America's invincible nature,
they lost a certain balance in their lives they've never been able to recover.
It's hard even for me to completely accept that real evil exists in this world
today, so diabolical and pure it very nearly defies any real explanation. It
simply exists and it always has.
Father Mychal Judge, a
Franciscan friar who served as an FDNY chaplain, being carried out of rubble
from the South Tower collapse on 9/11
Who will ever forget the image of Chaplain Mychal Judge being carried from the
rubble of the collapsed South Tower, that killed him
as he stood praying in the lobby of the North Tower? Two worn and shocked
firefighters, Christian Waugh and Zachary Vause, former NYPD Lt. William
Cosgrove, John McGuire, a West Point grad and former soldier, and Kevin Allen,
an emergency management worker, carried him from the shadow of the North Tower,
eventually placing his dead body in a chair, a scene that was captured by
photographers, much to the anger of those whose grief was so fresh.
Chaplain Judge was the first official victim of the
September 11th attack. And as Waugh would later state: "We
knew he was dead. But we wanted to get him out."
Roger Anglen was on the scene that day too, as a reporter
for the Cincinnati Enquirer. Here is his remembrance from last
year: "I saw once again the bodies tumbling through the sky; heard the
concussive thumps that I told myself were gas explosions. I remembered the face
of a firefighter emerging from the debris with a decapitated head, hysterical
about not being able to find the rest of the body; cadaver dogs exhausted on
the smell of death; severed limbs sticking out of the ground like obscene
shrubbery. I recalled the fires and the taste of the tannic-laced air through
the paper mask."
Who can possibly erase the image of 'The Falling Man' as he
was captured on film by photographer Richard Drew, head down and knee bent,
falling without any apparent panic over his impending death?
A steady procession of people leaped from the North Tower;
through windows they broke themselves. They either had to jump to escape the
smoke and flames or they jumped as ceilings collapsed atop them and floors gave
way under them, hoping for just a few more moments of precious air and precious
life, holding death at bay for as long as possible. For more than an hour and a
half, frightened people jumped from above 100 stories and all four sides of the
tower, one after another, as they gathered the courage to take that final
plunge to their deaths.
Many prayers to God went to the Heavens that morning, for
the souls of these poor, innocent people caught in so dastardly a thing and the
blazing inferno that ensued.
During one speech commemorating the victims of September
11th 2001, last year, President Donald J. Trump poignantly stated: "It's
the day that has replayed in Your memory a thousand times over. The last kiss.
The last phone call. The last time hearing those precious words, 'I love
you.'"
In the aftermath of it all, I recall that the very next day,
American Flags were flying everywhere in my neighborhood. Cars and trucks had
them flying in every way imaginable, and some people carried and waved small
hand-held American Flags while others sported the Flag sewn into clothing or
store-bought American Flag clothing.
I recall my own tears for America, from the love of country
and the white-hot anger I felt then ... an anger that has never quite subsided
..... never subsided at all, in reality.
No -- I've not forgotten the lessons from September 11th
2001, as I was slapped awake to the fact that what I was seeing on the
television that morning wasn't some new version of H.G Wells 'War of the
Worlds'; rather, it was a new reality for all America, a war that has yet to
end. I haven't forgotten the burning towers, their collapse and the newscasts
exhibiting the black, gray and white clouds of smoke amid mangled masses of
steel and flesh and so many thousands of survivors covered in white ash and
choking, chalky dust, the ashy, burnt remains of people incinerated by the
flames, the flames that burned for days.
Last year, after reading victims' names, Nicholas Haros Jr.
used his turn at the podium to remind the audience it was Al Qaeda Islamic
terrorists who committed this act, and in the process, he also castigated
Representative Ilhan Omar for her remark, referencing 9/11, that "Some
people did something", as he stated: "Madam, objectively
speaking, we know who and what was done. Our constitutional freedoms were
attacked, and our nation's founding on Judeo-Christian values was attacked.
That's what 'some people' did. Got that now?"
For all practical intents and purposes, no matter some
Islamic countries' success at modernization, their pretense to civilization is
belied by their continued adherence to the barbarism and Islamic supremacy inherent to Sharia Law and Islam itself, and their attacks
against America will never cease. America must never forget that Her
enemies are still watching and waiting abroad and here stateside, for that one
lax moment in our security, and for this and many other valid
reasons, America's only dealings with the Middle East should be limited to
some small trade -- Persian rugs and such, halting all Muslim immigration,
ensuring the Caliphate and the Ottoman Empire are never reconstituted, and that
the power houses of Islam are unable to continue to export terrorism around the
globe, especially to our homeland ever again. And, until Islam dies off of its
own accord or is eradicated by the few free nations still standing, America
will remain one of Islam's foremost targets for the rest of this century, and
beyond.
[Blog Editor: Sadly exposing Islamic Supremacism seems to
have taken a backseat to refuting the idiocy of Trump Derangement Syndrome. But
Justin touches on the fact today’s American Communists appear in league with
the promoters of Islamic Supremacism. So here’s a bit of a refresher on the
totalitarianism of Islamic Supremacism:
o Mainstream Muslim Sharia Supremacism In The U.S.:
Illustrative “Fatwas” For American Muslims By The Assembly of Muslim Jurists of
America (AMJA); By Dr. Andrew Bostom; AndrewBostom.org; 3/8/20
So many millions of Americans, the true patriots of the
country, will share their remaining grief, on the 19th anniversary in a few
days, with some feeling their grief just as fresh as though September 11th
2001 was only yesterday. They will grieve together as a people who will
never forget the tragedy they experienced that morning. They will grieve for
all the good and decent Americans, friends and family members, taken from them
this day, as they wish and pray that every single second they've missed with
them could be restored.
I remember.
By Justin O. Smith
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Edited by John R. Houk
Text embraced by brackets and
embedded links are by the Editor.
© Justin O. Smith
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