Posted by JD Seller on September 11, 2016 at 07:42:31 from (208.126.198.123):
It sure does not seem like it was 15 year ago today that the 9/11 attacks happened. Time had passed by pretty fast.
Are we any better off today than then???? I think very little has changed for the good or bad. The US is still hated in many places and I do not see anything changing that. When you have something everyone wants you will always be a target. Our freedom and prosperity are two things many dream of and many more make us the villains because of these two things.
It is easy to point fingers anywhere but at the real troubles in the world. Much of the world is living in poverty. The rich/powerful people in those places do not want the poor to look very hard at them. So they blame us for all of the poor's problems. Then you add in low education levels and general propaganda an you have what we have today.
I also think that the WEB had made this issue worse. It is much easier for one person to reach many today. So it is easier to stir up trouble/hate.
So I will close with this:
Pray for all the souls lost on this day 15 years ago!!!
" May they all be at peace. This includes the attackers too. Hate and envy are what cause this and only love and understanding will cure it. AMAN
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