Notice how there is very little commemoration of 9/11?
20th anniversary
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seems it is being celebrated now in Afghanistan
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Because the people that Joe wanted to do a photo op with told him to fuck off
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my badLebamDawg said:seems it is being celebrated now in Afghanistan
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Biden sponsored a parade
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We? commemorate false-flag events now?
Commemorate the event that set off 20 years of insane, disasterous foreign policy.
Commemorate the event that led to 20 years of war profiteering?
Commemorate the TRILLIONS of tax dollars spent?
The one thing we better damn well remember, are all the sons, dauthers, mothers, fathers, husband's and wives lost - between the actual day and subsequent wars. And for what? Lie after lie after lie.
There is not a hot enough place in hell for those that mastermind and perpetuated this madness.
Sorry, not sorry.
To those that fought, served and sacrificed my eternal gratitude. You are owed more than could ever be repaid.
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https://youtu.be/p34XrI2Fm6I
Query, from start to finish how long does one think it takes to "pull" a building?
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Exactly as long as it takes for the last fire fighter in the building to leave after the order to Pull has been given
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Uhhhh, there is a ton of content on TV. Netflix has a new docuseries. Nat Geo has a docuseries, and I've seen advertisements for a few others. Some of these have been running for at least a week. The Netflix one wasn't bad, and covered post 9/11 decisions, Afghanistan / Iraq, torture etc. Kind of laid the blame on everyone. I will say the troops they interviewed were a little sus.
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Gotta rev up the endless war machine again. Get some good feels going about the red white and blue, brown man bad, etc. Where were you when the world stopped turning?huskyhooligan said:Uhhhh, there is a ton of content on TV. Netflix has a new docuseries. Nat Geo has a docuseries, and I've seen advertisements for a few others. Some of these have been running for at least a week. The Netflix one wasn't bad, and covered post 9/11 decisions, Afghanistan / Iraq, torture etc. Kind of laid the blame on everyone. I will say the troops they interviewed were a little sus.
Wag the fucking dog.
Wag it.
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One thing it pointed out was the willingness of military to keep rolling the ball down the street. Publicly it was always "things are going well." Series clearly points out Michael Flynn was first to point out the amount of waste and effort in Afghanistan. I may be confusing that with a Youtube video I watched as well. My internet overlord algorithms always dump a lot of 9/11 stuff in my internet searches, as opposed to the Trophy Husbands of Northern Idaho searches.PurpleThrobber said:
Gotta rev up the endless war machine again. Get some good feels going about the red white and blue, brown man bad, etc. Where were you when the world stopped turning?huskyhooligan said:Uhhhh, there is a ton of content on TV. Netflix has a new docuseries. Nat Geo has a docuseries, and I've seen advertisements for a few others. Some of these have been running for at least a week. The Netflix one wasn't bad, and covered post 9/11 decisions, Afghanistan / Iraq, torture etc. Kind of laid the blame on everyone. I will say the troops they interviewed were a little sus.
Wag the fucking dog.
Wag it.
