Posted on 12/01/2015 3:40:35 PM PST by EveningStar
I saw those threads.
NJ was in eyesight of the burning towers. If people were going to go outside and celebrate what they saw in America that day, it’d be in NYC or NJ.
A city of Houston employee was happy about it and hoped to see more such actions.
There are other examples. Names. Places. The media snowstorm is that it is all one big collective mis-rememberence, you know, like Hillary ‘does’. They says she doesn’t really mean to lie.
http://www.houstonpress.com/news/city-e-mail-endorses-terrorism-6560444
City E-mail Endorses Terrorism
By Tim Fleck
Thursday, November 1, 2001 | 14 years ago
On September 12, almost exactly 24 hours after terrorists slammed hijacked jets into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, an accountant in the Houston city controllerâs office sat at his keyboard and typed a gloating e-mail to a friend in the city legal department.
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âWhatâs your take on this bombing?â asked the sender, a slight 30-year-old man of Pakistani descent. He went on to offer his view:
âI say itâs great and wonderful and probably the best thing Iâve seen in my life.
âThe world got what it deserved.
âPersons are rotten, evil, and thrash [sic] so this is what happens when they act like that and I hope a full scale war breaks out over this.â
The author got his wish and more. As military action raged later in Afghanistan, his leaked e-mail provoked a bureaucratic battle at City Hall that led to his resignation. After the worker left, superiors found that his computer contained prurient e-mails suggesting he had solicited and purchased sexual favors from a female legal department secretary.
Although the recipient of the original e-mail was his confidante, she found the terrorism message alarming enough to turn it over to her supervisor, Connie Acosta, the section chief of the departmentâs labor division. And there the matter apparently rested for two weeks, until a staffer for Controller Sylvia Garcia was forwarded a copy of the e-mail and alerted her boss.
âI was very offended by it,â recalls Garcia. âI thought it was sentiments of hate that, particularly when written the morning after such a tragic event, were very offensive and inappropriate for an employee of the city, being done on city time and using city property.â
Top controller officials were stunned that in the heightened security following the attacks, Acosta had not bothered to alert them or City Attorney Anthony Hall about the e-mail.
âYou canât print my reaction,â says Garcia. âI was very disappointed in the lack of any response from anyone in legal, and the fact they didnât bother to tell us even though it was one of our own employees.â...
I'm sure there were some celebrations by Muslims in the US. I don't remember them, but there had to be.
It's not all that far-fetched. Don't forget that 19 years ago many thousands of people in our country were celebrating the acquittal of a double murderer.
The question is, were "thousands and thousands" celebrating in NJ?
Let’s get this in perspective. Anyone can write for the Examiner - you, the gardener, your dog, a drooling jihadist or the local town drunk.
You get paid one-quarter of a penny if someone clicks on an article written for Examiner. A hundred clicks, you get paid a quarter.
Here’s the Examiner trying to recruit so-called “writers” -
http://apply.examiner.com/write-for-us
blood feud-— well played lol
So what?
Today finally we have the admissions that indeed Muslims were celebrating not only in New Jersey but in NY. There’s no evidence of thousands of them doing it but its not a reach to think hundreds if not more were very sympathetic to the attack. While I’ve worked with Muslims all who were very nice people I do know that even among many of the self styled “moderates” there is a commitment to transform America and to burden it under Sharia law. Back in September of this year a Muslim lady at the New Jersey school board shouted “We’re going to be the majority soon!” and that shouldn’t be taken as a one off because that is how many Muslims generally look at things. They believe in the long game. They know traditional Americans aren’t reproducing.
I wouldn't trust Roger Stone any further than I could throw an icebox.
If it was going to happen outdoors, it would be NJ or NYC.
There were news and police reports of it happening in New Jersey.
And news agencies WILL sit on footage. The LA Times acknowledges they possess video footage of a pre-presidential Barack Obama toasting a Islamic terrorist. They refuse to release it citing it happened at a private event.
Former Muslim Jeremiah Wright certainly gloated about the attacks. So did Ward Churchill. They did this publicly to an accepting audience.
It neither confirms nor disproves any such rallying in New Jersey, but I'm tired of seeing news reports that it (*) was all a mis-remembrance even as articles and audio are being dredged up on the internet.
* - ANY muslim celebrations in America, the press has had to give up the lie that muslims in Egypt and elsewhere weren't celebrating
I have not watched FOX NEWS since the infamous night of the first Fox Sept debate. True.
I honestly have not missed Fox AT ALL.
Try it.. you'll like it.
And for the record, my candidate is Cruz, not Trump.
I’m not posting the comments to champion Trump’s claim of thousands. I have my doubts that it was thousands in one place but the MSM discussion for a decade has been that NO ONE in America celebrated and that is flat out false.
“So what?”
My comment is a long-winded way of stating that the Examiner hires anyone and can’t be trusted. Got it?
Megyn just grosses me out with her anger against Trump... yucky— can’t watch her..
I turned her off tonight also-—watching a Kenda repeat on ID.
When she goes into her “adorable”,high pitched,squeeky voice she drives me nits.
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Megyn Kelly is Bill O’Reilly with better hair.
The correct response would be, “It’s already been proven, why do you keep pushing the falsehood that there weren’t thousands of Muslims cheering the fall of the towers?”
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