The Day Everything Changed
Peloni: On a day which commemorates the terror which shrouded the world in darkness on 9/11, but also instills the joy of celebrating the Jewish New Year, this reflection by Pamela Geller remains a hollowing reminder that the lesson of 9/11 is not that the West was struck a blow explicitly announcing the Jihadi war on it, but that national solidarity would in the wake of that tragedy would be the trigger which kept the West from falling. In the nearly three decades that followed, the union between the Left, the Communists and the Jihadis has left its mark on the strength of the West and more acutely on the US. What follows now, as was true about what followed then, will be determined by America’s ability to unify against its enemies, but today the enemies stand far more entrenched in the power structures of America than was true in 2001. How this dilemma is approached will determine how successful America will be in facing down the incroaching war of subjugation which was only announced 25 years ago, but which had begun long before that.
By Pamela Geller |
September 11 attacks in New York City: View of the World Trade Center and the Statue of Liberty. Photo by National Park Service – Public Domain, Link
September 11, 2001, shattered my assumptions about permanent personal freedom. I assumed my freedom. Never for one moment did I think that it could be taken from me. But all that changed on one day.










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Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, U.S. president Bill Clinton, and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat. Photo by Vince Musi / The White House – gpo.gov – Archived here. Site with better credit info here., Public Domain, 
