Frequent host & guest on Fox News, attorney Peter Johnson, Jr., who was closed friends with FDNY’s Chaplain Father Michael Judge, was on Fox & Friends on Saturday. It was a mix of a eulogy for his friend, Father Judge, and a message of remembrance for all the families and friends of those who lost their lives on 9/11/01 at the hands of brutal Islamic terrorists.
Even Steve Doocy was moved, as was I, by Peter’s beautiful words of hope and prayer for all the families involved. And yes, Peter… we’ll all meet again one day, and be taken into the fold of God’s loving embrace.
Saturday morning, Fox & Friends showed a compilation and a timeline of how they reported the events that unfolded on 9/11/01, with video and commetary from field reporters, cameramen, field producers, and in-studio anchors.
A stark reminder of the tragic events as they unfolded that day, and it seems it was only yesterday.
Friday night, Pamela Geller of Atlas Shrugs, and Malik Shabazz, leader of the New Black Panther Party and Nation of Islam, were on FBN’s “Money Rocks” with Eric Bolling. Other panelists included lib talk-show host Mark Levine and attorney Joey Jackson. Usually the left & right on this panel are evently split, but even Levine & Jackson can’t stand the rhetoric from Shabazz.
I want to know what this fool from the New Black Panther Party is smoking. Among the idiotic crap he spouts, he claims the following:
Blacks are not offended by the Ground Zero Mosque
There is no proof Muslims were involved in 9/11
Our Founding Fathers were Shriners, who studied the Koran in secret
We need to learn more about Islam and its contributions to the world, and that’s what this Mosque will allow
The U.S. Government was behind 9/11
Usama bin Laden has never been charged with any crimes, so that makes him innocent (by Malik’s reasoning)
If we would only open our minds and try to understand why Muslims hate America, we would see the error of our ways
Oh, he does make one claim that’s legit: President Obama is in favor of building it.
STFU, Shabazz. You and your New Black Panthers & the Nation of Islam need to go find some place where you’re thought to be relevant. Let’s say, oh…. hell. ??? Just a suggestion.
At focus tonight was the upcoming “Weekend for Heroes” event, where wounded warriors from Walter Reed are brought down to Ground Zero to see the progress of the projects, some to see the actual site for the first time, and just to get an up-close look and feel at what the site will look like in the future.
Spotlighted were two brave veterans. The first one is Army Cpl. Kendra Coleman, who was in Afghanistan and lost her left leg to an IED while on patrol. Cpl. Coleman is an MP and Paratrooper, and she is anxious to get back to Afghanistan with the rest of her unit in whatever capacity she can. Also shown was Army Lt. Frederick Simpson, who was shot in the left leg during a firefight with the Taliban at the AfPak border in 2005. He was seeing the Ground Zero site in person for the first time, as well, and they both were motivated to join the military after the 9/11 attacks.
All I can say is, God bless these heroes and may they receive all the help, support and prayers they deserve. They are truly special American patriots.
Last night, Shepard Smith started a series called the “Rise of Freedom,” set to chronicle the building and construction of the new towers, the Memorial, and surrounding sites.
If everything gets built like was shown tonight, it will be a beautiful site (and a stab in the eye of all the Islamofascists in the world). I’m just sad that it’s taken so long to rebuild there. However, knowing that this first site is already seven stories down, it gives me some relief with the pace. I hadn’t realized so much work was being done underground. And apparently the new structures appear they’ll be super-duper strength and reinforced to the hilt. I hope all of these structures are able to be completed by the 10-anniversary, as discussed in this segment. It would be a phenomal accomplishment, considering the current pace.
God bless all these construction workers and everyone involved in this labor of love.
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