Brandon Turbeville
September 8, 2011
Like most members of the 9/11 truth movement, I am filled with a
mixture of emotions as the tenth anniversary of 9/11 rolls around.
Undoubtedly, I feel a sense of anger at such a miscarriage of justice
ten years after the criminal act. Clearly, 9/11 should have resulted in
the imprisonment of various rogue government officials and intelligence
agents, as well as those treasonous members of the military apparatus
who betrayed the United States on that day. Instead, it resulted in a
vastly increased police state and the bombing and destruction of now six
countries. The burden of 9/11, from any and all angles, has been
carried only by those who had nothing to do with the attacks and the
unfortunate serfs now classified as citizens.
I also feel sadness at seeing my country, which has always had the potential for great things, being destroyed from within. It is horrific to watch as a nation that could lead the world as the model of freedom, productivity, true sustainability, and civilization turn into nothing more than the rotting corpse of fading ideals and the hammer by which the New World Order system is refashioning the world.
I also feel sadness at seeing my country, which has always had the potential for great things, being destroyed from within. It is horrific to watch as a nation that could lead the world as the model of freedom, productivity, true sustainability, and civilization turn into nothing more than the rotting corpse of fading ideals and the hammer by which the New World Order system is refashioning the world.
Of course, frustration comes to mind as well. The fact that the American people still refuse to admit that they have been completely hoodwinked; the fact that they so immediately dismiss the truth whenever it is presented to them (if it ever is), and subsequently fall into whatever trap is laid in their way is often infuriating. It is, perhaps, the most frustrating aspect of the entire situation.
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