Comments on: Honoring September 11th: Saved

By: garment news daily

garment news daily — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 15:30:26 +0000

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By: Anastas

Anastas — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 04:02:31 +0000

I have to say, I'm a fan of everything you do Mr. Sayet! I've never understood liberals until I saw your heritage foundation speeches. I still don't understand them but at least I know the formula to what they live by. I am working hard on saving Americans from Liberalism too. I have at least 20 under my belt and I do it by sending them facts and good articles. I talk about articles that I've read and ask them if they want me to be added to my political group. I Let them decide. As you say, the hardcore leftists are lost causes but the ones who are normal and get their news from CNN are the ones that are easy to convert because they are propaganDemocrats. Once they get real information, they have second thoughts.. If everyone converts one Democrat, we can save America once again.

Thank you for coming to Big Hollywood and keep up the great work!

By: CgntvDssdnt

CgntvDssdnt — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 21:52:31 +0000

"The leftist propaganda is that our actions in Iraq, Israel or wherever legitimizes those groups but that is simply nonsense." Legitimizes? No. There is no one serious on the left suggesting that our actions legitmize them. But our actions do embolden and empower them, which is still a problem.

like I said: Osama Bin Ladin rejoiced on that day in March 2003 when we invaded Iraq.

By: Drew

Drew — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 19:16:20 +0000

Excellent article. It hurts the sensibilities of the repented liberal… apparently, they truly are heartless.

By: Winston

Winston — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 17:51:39 +0000

thanks, Evan.

By: Cornelius

Cornelius — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 15:39:03 +0000

What bothers me most is the displacement of responsibility that continues to afflict not only our enemies, but our own cultural gate-keepers; academics, politicians and media. Muslims have real grievances in the world, but those who believe that if America just abdicates its global responsibilities (what the left calls "imperialism"), then the hatred and the jihad will subside…are terribly, terribly naive.

Muslims have been waging war upon infidels since the inception of Islam 1400 years ago. They're not inclined to abandon the dictates of their prophet, that Islam shall reign supreme upon the earth.

The Left has ONE thing right: Muslims don't just hate us for who we are, they hate us for our policies. Why? Because our policies are an impediment to their aspirations of destroying Israel and achieving global hegemony. In short, their hatred is a badge of honor for us….and proof positive that we're doing something right. Tragically, very few seem to get it.

By: CgntvDssdnt

CgntvDssdnt — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 01:42:23 +0000

That's funny. I have my own 9/11 anecdote. As I was glued to the TV that morning like so many, then interviewed some general who immediately started intimating all this stuff – basically along the lines of "the dems have failed to get the can of woop a$$ out long enough… its time to get the can of woop ass out!" It was pretty clear that the immediate effect of 9/11 was that all of the Hawkish elements of American society and power were going to be empowered and a "whole lotta pain" was going to reign down on the world.

stuff like: who actually attacked us? Who should actually be targetted in retailiation? Oh that's all secondary. we'll find someone to attack, that's all that matters!

This vibe was clear ly surfacing HOURS after the attacks. And look how things have gone since!

By: ImChiquita

ImChiquita — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 23:55:53 +0000

When watching the documentaries of 9/11…on 9/11…it breaks my heart to watch the resolution, if not slight confusion, on the faces of the firefighters and cops. How calm they were walking towards the destruction while the citizens fled the scene.

And when Tower 2 collapses, hearing all those personal sirens the firemen wear….. rips my heart to shreds.

By: JSBurke

JSBurke — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 20:43:33 +0000

People like you really need to read a little history, especially concerning the Islamic Imperialist project that began in the 7th century and then read the writings of the founders and chief theorists of the Muslim Brotherhood. They are not at war with us because of what we have done, they are at war with us because of who we are and what we stand for. They hate our secularism, they hate the freedoms we have, especially those we give to women, they hate our pursuit of material comfort, they hate everything about us. They hate that our western culture is influencing their people and they want to eradicate it at the source. The leftist propaganda is that our actions in Iraq, Israel or wherever legitimizes those groups but that is simply nonsense. As far as our relations with the Saudi princes go, perhaps if the leftist environmental wackos and the government had not spent the past few decades preventing development of all our various energy resources then they would have no influence. Really, read their own words instead of watching agit-prop from fat, rich idiots like Michael Moore; you might actually learn something.

By: CgntvDssdnt

CgntvDssdnt — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 19:25:16 +0000

yawn. There will always be some group at war with someone. You on the right accuse the left of pursuing "utopia" (which we do NOT) but you on the right are at least that pollyannaish to dream of ever vanquishing "terror". Talk about pursuing utopia!

What we should concern ourselves with (not fear, but not ignore either) is power at home and abroad that seek to empower those that would do harm to us. And I mean empower very practically. I mean that in the sense that Michael Moore brings up when he shows how buddy buddy we are with the Saudi princes (yes Obama is guilty too) even though Saudi schools preach anti-Americanism. Why has both Bush and Obama let this continue? We need to solve that problem!

but in a different sense, when we act in a way that props up or legitimizes groups like your Muslim Brotherhood or Sayyid Qutb… we hurt ourselves there too.

on that token, I suggest to you all to consider that Osama Bin Ladin rejoiced on that day in March 2003 when we invaded Iraq. I think there's a problem there that more people like you all need to think about.