[ConservativeInPA]

It’s started out as an absolutely gorgeous day. I was working directly across the river in Jersey that day. The air was crisp. The sky was cloudless and a deep blue. To this day, when the weather is the same I am immediately reminded of 9/11. I think to myself, “that’s a 9/11 sky”. Sick but true.

We can thank our nation’s immigration policies and feckless immigration enforcement for that. The 9/11 terrorists should never have been allowed into America and none of the other Muslim scumbags since.

[rktman]

Rumor has it a few have managed (somehow) to sneak in through the southern “border” recently.

[knarf]

Just yesterday I had occasion to reply to someoner that 9/11 and November 23, 1963 have a LOT in common.

I was in Boston Trade high school and while waiting for the last bell to ring to end the day, a guy came in the back door said something toi one of his boys . . . all I heard was, " Yeah . . . they shot 'im in the HEAD . . " ... BOTH days were similar in that, Leaving work that morning (I worked drilling out Mouser barrels) and going home from school in '63 were both surreal days.

Ladies openly crying and a mysterious silence everywhere you went in public.

[logi_cal869]

...The 9/11 terrorists should never have been allowed into America...

That's exactly the point: They were 'allowed'.

Once the names/pictures hit the news, I never believed the narrative: It was impossible for them to have collated all that info on the hijackers so quickly without already having had knowledge on file and/or active surveillance.

[Carriage Hill]

“To this day, when the weather is the same I am immediately reminded of 9/11. I think to myself, “that’s a 9/11 sky”. Sick but true”

I do the same thing.