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09/09/2009 Where Were You on 9/11?A friend sent me this email and it touched my heart. The first section is Erin's post, and the second paragraph is mine.
I remember where I was, on September 11th, 2001. I was at home, I had just woken up, and had gone to get my laundry. I noticed a suspicious and strange lack of sound from the Subway trains, which usually runs every little while. I also noticed crowds of people as I was walking back home with my laundry, crowding around available electronics stores, to watch the public television displays. I got home, and my sister yelled "Turn on the tv! The Twin Towers have just been attacked!" I thought she was joking..but I did...and to my shock and horror..I saw the footage of the Towers. I collapsed weeping in tears of sadness, horror, and anger at whoever would do such a thing.
Before 9/11, I knew Islam is a false and vile cult, a wicked religion dedicated to the enslavement of mankind, but after 9/11, all of this hit home even more so. I began to absorb and study the Quran and Hadiths, the statements put forth by Muslims over the centuries, and I realized, this cult is truly responsible.
The liars of the Politically correct media want you to think Islam is merely a religion of peace and brotherhood that has been hijacked by a few bad apples. No, my friends, no. Muhammed himself was the terrorist professional, a murderer, a rapist, a child molester, a thief, a wicked vile filthy sick individual, and an all around liar. We the people must unite to stop Islam, to crush the vile liars of the Quran, and to protect ourselves and our allies. The 9/11 conspiracies are wrong. The government did not do it. It was carried out as we know: By 20 men dedicated to their false prophet.
God bless you
David and I were in the nearby grocery store when we heard the news from the cashier. All she could really say that she wanted to go home. I knew right then and there something serious has happened but David joked how it must be a new war movie. We turned on the TV set once we got home and saw it live as a live coverage. That's when he sobered up and realized it was real. Five years later I began to understand the full significance of the attack as an online chatter patiently explained the true nature of Islam over the course of roughly a year and a half. Before. I just dismissed David's rants against Muslims as rhetoric and hatred. As I studied Islam and listened to the young man, as well as watching debates on several online forums, I began to recognize Islam as a global human rights issue, and that many innocent lives have been snuffed out at the hands of angry Jihadists worldwide. Though not everyone in the Muslim community think the same way, this radical way of thinking is dangerous as in contagious, a peace-loving Muslim can easily adopt the radical view once they get deeper in practicing the religion, and more devoted to Allah. Just a piece of meat to chew on... |
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