I've recently come across this video on youtube:

 

http://youtube.com/watch?v=dkuqoTseUPo

 

It is Jon Stewart's opening montage, done on September 20th, and the first day the Daily Show returned after 9/11.

 

Nothing has moved me to tears recently as much as this has. It truly brings it all home. Not because it's Jon, who's one of my heros as it is, but because it's a real American speaking out about the rawness and pain in his heart. I can relate to that, I certainly can feel it.

 

In light of all these threads confronting the conspiracy behind this day, the cover ups, etc, I thought it would be appropriate to share this. It is too easy to forget. No matter what happened, those people are dead. Those buildings are gone. If I were to think back in my past and pinpoint the most tragic and emotionally harrowing day of my life, I would answer "September 11th, 2001" immediately. For me, a 13 year old 7th grader, I was aware that this was more than "scary" or (believe it or not, my friends thought so at the time) "cool". It was going to change my life. It was going to change the WORLD.

 

 

 

I don't know what September 11th has become. But I know what it was. And that is what it will always be to me. The day me and my fellow American's lives changed. It wasn't our military getting attacked. It was our own people, business men and women, and children as well. Call it self inflicted. Call it a government cover up. But don't deny the deaths of those people. Don't deny the hole in New York City, the charred field in Pennsylvania and the losses at the Pentagon.

 

 

 

No matter how strongly against this administration I am. No matter how much anger I hold inside of me because of my government, I can't bring myself to saying this was brought upon us. Maybe it's BECAUSE I'm American. It could have been my father. My mother. ME. Certainly, if my father's flight had been delayed, it would have been him. It hits too close to home for me. I know that it's everyone's right to question the circumstances, I certainly have. But something about it... Something about watching videos fall and analyzing how they fell... I can't do it. I can't watch them fall and think about a bomb. All I think about is that in those miliseconds thousands of people were dying. For what? We will never know for sure.

 

 

But we can't forget.

 

 

 

Thanks for listening to me.

ok, ok. I'm feeling for you, I really am.

 

 

But I'm really just as upset. Honestly. It's not about Americans...it's about evrybody who believes in a free world. It's a nightmare scenario, it truly is.

If more people don't wake up to what's going on then we really are going to suffer and suffer big.

I see what happened and what is happening around the world and it keeps me awake at night. The world is in the hands of a cult of evil.

 

And more people need to go and find this out.