Here is how the Palestinians, and Arabs at large, celebrated 9/11 in 2001... exactly the same way they celebrated October 7 in 2023.
Here is why you should not accept the political rhetoric adopted by some American politicians (mostly of Arab and Islamic origins) that 9/11 was a reaction to US foreign policies. That is pure deception and is based on Anti-Western, Anti-American hostility that I was disgusted by, growing up in the Middle East.
9/11 and October 7 were just manifestations of how evil some humans could be. Do not let the politicians apologize for the terrorists who committed them, or the heartless crowds that celebrated them.
🇺🇸 God bless America and the free world!
The world watched people jump from the towers rather than burn. The footage vanished from TV within hours — because showing it risked 'offending' the attackers' religion.
Today is Day 1 of #InfidelAwarenessMonth: https://t.co/TFOqaoH90T
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Violence rarely begins with violence. Today, we begin 27 days (Sept 11–Oct 7) exposing the ideology, the silence, and the pattern behind Islamic supremacism — not just its victims. 🕯️ Remember. Honor. Stand Together.
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There's a doctrine splitting the world into those who submit and everyone else. Al-Qaeda took the hardest version of it on 9/11 — civilians weren't collateral, they were the target. Almost nobody knew before 9/11. Most still don't.
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What if human rights watchdogs stopped watching the real abusers? Groups built to expose repression started chasing headlines about free societies instead — while the worst offenders got a pass.
Intro I of #InfidelAwarenessMonth: https://t.co/9GNa5hWONu
25 years ago, a UN conference brought hard-left activists and religious extremists into the same room — and they found common cause.
That alliance still shapes how the West talks about victims today. Read today's feature → https://t.co/r75KAfU75Z
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