The Benghazi lies are worse than you thought
Yesterday John Kerry informed Congress that he would not be making the Benghazi survivors available to testify before Congress: Sharyl Attkisson of CBS News tweeted today that “Secy Kerry tells …
9/11 – Remembering Firefighter Jeffrey M. Palazzo
As a proud participant in the 2,996 Project I had written a memorial for one 9/11 victim, Aram Iskendarian, a few years ago. I’ve chosen one more that had not …
The President’s PinPrick Speech
Just a quick roundup of just some of the reactions that I’ve come across in my web surf this morning….
Remember: Today is Nine Eleven…
–David
From USA Today:
Nearly 3,000 people killed. A nation’s collective psyche decimated. Two costly, protracted wars. And fallout affecting everything from air travel to privacy.
The Sept. 11 terrorist attacks left deep, lasting scars that will be acknowledged Wednesday in commemorations at Ground Zero in New York, the Pentagon and Shanksville, Pa., the sites where terrorists crashed four hijacked commercial airliners. But on the 12th anniversary of 9/11, there are signs of a gradual desensitization to the tragedy’s once-piercing wounds.