Remembering 9/11

We didn't know.
Just imagine, you are on the flight line, given orders to bring down an airliner with innocent Americans, got no ammo or missiles. Just you and an A/C on full throttle probably afterburner on trying to get there in time and knowing you won't survive.
 
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Posthumous Presidential Medal of Freedom for the Man in the Red Bandana
One of America’s modern heroes is getting some much-deserved recognition. Welles Crowther, affectionately remembered as ā€œThe Man in the Red Bandana,ā€ posthumously received the Presidential Medal of Honor on Tuesday. Crowther, once a stock trader working in the South Tower at the World Trade Center, showcased an abundance of character, strength, and determination in his efforts to save as many people as possible, even at the cost of his own life, from the falling debris in the Twin Towers on 9/11. He was credited with saving as many as 18 lives that day and spent his final moments attempting to save more alongside firefighters and emergency personnel as the tower came crumbling down. Crowther’s mother, Alison, accepted the award. This feat of sacrificial heroism is rightly deserving of the highest civilian honor.
 
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"Twenty-five years ago we were attacked" By Muslims! Don't forget.


And nearly 20 years of war, thousands of US mil personnel killed and maimed, trillions more in debt only to replace the taliban with the taliban.


The article makes it sound like incompetence...it isn't, it's deliberate. Uncle scam funds the bad guys in order to keep them operating so they can use them as the scape goats to spy on us and to pass more legislation to take more freedoms away through the lie and guise of safety and or security.
 
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Goodness is something chosen.
When a man cannot choose he ceases to be a man.
My Cousin and two of my friends went to work at the WTC on 9/11 and never came home or have been identified.
They vanished and all we have are memories.
I will never forget.
SJC
 
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