9/11 Anniversary

It is now coming up to ten years since the atrocity....



....and we must never forget what the Islamic Terrorists did that day, have done since, and plan to do in the future.

...and lest we forget the Pentagon and Flight 93...


Aerial view of the collapsed Pentagon wall. Photograph taken on September 14, 2001.
The Pentagon death toll was 125 at the Pentagon and 64 aboard the hijacked plane.


Flight 93 Crash Site On September 11th

I certainly hope the bastards who did these despicable murderous acts are burning in Hell for all eternity...

There are times that I wish that I'd enlisted after 9/11. I always have to go back and walk myself through the choices that have brought me here. As a civilian there's honestly not much I can do to go after them. What I can do is hope and pray that if this kind of thing ever happens again, that I'm one of those close enough to do something to stop it. And I can train so that I do it successfully. "Not on my watch."

Never forget the scenes of cheering crowds in Palestine, glorying in the massacres,which were shown once then never repeated. Also, as Peter Hitchins suggests, ask the new rebel government in Libya what they think of what happened in Manhattan on September 11, 2001, their reply could be very illuminating.

Dennis wrote:

Never forget the scenes of cheering crowds in Palestine, glorying in the massacres,which were shown once then never repeated.

I will never forget who did this and why!

This war is far from over.

Rest in Peace all those who died, many of whom gave their lives in an attempt to save others!

I watched the towers fall with my own two eyes. Not on TV.

Den, do you have a link to that hitchens article?

The full text is:
Proof the ‘War on Drugs’ is a pathetic sham

We are always told that the authorities have given up on cannabis so that they can be ‘freed up’ to pursue other drugs, allegedly worse, and the ‘evil dealers’ who sell them. Since cannabis can unpredictably send you mad for life, I can’t see why it is any less serious than heroin or cocaine.

But if the authorities have been ‘freed up’, they haven’t taken much advantage of their freedom.

Thanks to Tim Knox and Kathy Gyngell of the Centre for Policy Studies, and to Nicola Blackwood MP, we now know that of 2,530 people convicted and ¬sentenced for supply of ‘Class A’ drugs last year,

1,756 did not even go to prison and none received the maximum sentence (‘life’). There is no ‘War on Drugs’. It is a sham.

* Can one of the many reporters in Libya stop gushing for a moment, and ask a few of the romantic rebels what they think of what happened in Manhattan on September 11, 2001, and who they think was behind it? The answers might cool their ardour a bit.

It is near the bottom of this page

Hitchens is a smart man and always worth a read. I really do feel like we just helped put Al Qaeda in power in Libya and Egypt.

Once again, we remember the innocent people slaughtered on that day, by Islamic terrorists



... and let's also remember all the Allied service personnel who have given their lives subsequently in the war against terrorism.

thinking about many people today. Took a picture of the NYC skyline with the towers missing.

Once again we remember that day, and all who were murdered, and the heroes of the emergency services...

... and never forget those who celebrate the atrocity in their prayer mats...

Can it have been twenty years since that fateful day?....

I was having a brew in my favourite bookstore, when they announced a one-minute silence to remember the victims of 9/11. Well done to Waterstones.

Another year, another time to remember those killed on the day, and by terrorists since then.