sf says...: Sixteen years after 9/11, Americans still don't want to believe we're at war

It's been sixteen years since 19 Muslim men flying on 4 commercial airliners took over those aircraft, killed the aircrew and flew their planes into the World Trade Center, killing 2,700 or so. Another plane was flown into the Pentagon, killing 200 or so in that building.

Just after the hijackers took over control of the 4th plane, one of the passengers learned about the attack on the WTC by airphone. Guessing that the hijackers of their plane planned the same suicidal end, the passengers rushed the cockpit, and the Muslim at the controls flew the plane into a field in Pennsylvania.

September 11, 2001, should have become "a day of infamy," with Americans uniting to defeat an enemy who has openly vowed to take over the world. Instead, 16 years later young Americans are totally unaware of any threat, and tens of thousands of Muslims continue to enter the U.S annually.

College students under 20 years old have no direct memory of the event, and in many cases what they think they know about it--from lying liberal media--is hopelessly muddled.

Even after President Trump ordered a ban on Muslim entry to the U.S. frm seven nations, two idiot federal judges blocked that order from going into effect.

Most Americans think the attack on 9/11 was the opening salvo of the war by Islamists against the west. They've forgotten that on February 26th, 1993, a group of Muslims tried to destroy the same World Trade Center by detonated a van filled with explosives in a basement parking garage. Their plan--as revealed by one of the bombers at his trial--was to place the bomb under a corner of one of the towers so it would collapse into the other. The terrorist said they hoped to kill as many as 250,000 people.

But by all means, Democrats and judges and liberals and snowflakes, do keep screaming that we *need* open borders, *need* that wonderful, marvelous poison called "diversity." Demand that your congress-whore keep blocking funding for the Wall. Just don't cry or whine when the next attack comes.

Just keep saying "9/11 was an isolated incident." And "Islam is the religion of peace."

And "Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer will protect us."

And "It's really our fault."

Yeah, that last one is especially irritating.