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September 11th
September 11th by timetravellingcarrot January 24, 2022
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September 11th
The day when the planes hit the towers. The country woke up and then fell back asleep again the following day.
September 11th by Anonymous June 26, 2003
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september 11th by Rudolph A April 24, 2019
September 11th
September 11th, 2001.
The morning of this date those dirty rat bastard terrorists put America through a living hell, taking thousands of innocent lives and destroying the lives of those who lost loved ones. Firemen who tried to save lives were ruthlessly murdered, and will be forever remembered as heroes. The day when time stopped, and America stood still, watching in horror along with the rest of the world. No one knew what would come next.
There is no conspiracy theory needed: this event was horrible enough as it is, left alone in truth.
The morning of this date those dirty rat bastard terrorists put America through a living hell, taking thousands of innocent lives and destroying the lives of those who lost loved ones. Firemen who tried to save lives were ruthlessly murdered, and will be forever remembered as heroes. The day when time stopped, and America stood still, watching in horror along with the rest of the world. No one knew what would come next.
There is no conspiracy theory needed: this event was horrible enough as it is, left alone in truth.
September 11th by Always Remember <33 October 27, 2008
September 11th
September 11th by BTS×ARMY November 3, 2019
september 11th
September 11th: day when two commercial airliners struck the world trade center.
They were hijacked by nineteen members from al-Queda, led by a man who lives in a cave half way across the world.
At least that's what the government tells us.
9/11 was an inside job. Planes might've crashed, sure, but the fires caused by them could no way make the buildings collapse so fast everyone's heads spun. There were explosions from the inside. It was planned by our government. False flagging has been done before, like when Hitler dressed up a prisoner as a Polish soldier, got him shot on German soil, all to make it look like Poland was invading to give Hitler an excuse to wage war.
The United States and United Kingdom needed a Pearl Harbor like event to go to war, and this was all too convenient!
For furthur detail just watch the Terror Storm videos, they make LOADS of sense.
They were hijacked by nineteen members from al-Queda, led by a man who lives in a cave half way across the world.
At least that's what the government tells us.
9/11 was an inside job. Planes might've crashed, sure, but the fires caused by them could no way make the buildings collapse so fast everyone's heads spun. There were explosions from the inside. It was planned by our government. False flagging has been done before, like when Hitler dressed up a prisoner as a Polish soldier, got him shot on German soil, all to make it look like Poland was invading to give Hitler an excuse to wage war.
The United States and United Kingdom needed a Pearl Harbor like event to go to war, and this was all too convenient!
For furthur detail just watch the Terror Storm videos, they make LOADS of sense.
september 11th by screenaging July 29, 2007
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