Facts of 9/11

Some 9/11 facts:
1. 15 of the 19 terrorists were from Saudi Arabia,
yet we never set sanctions against Saudi Arabia because of oil.
2. The FBI suspected attacks were going to happen,
but there was no communication
between them, the CIA, and other agencies.
3. American flight 11 hit the North tower at 8:46 AM NYT.
4. United flight 175 hit the South Tower 17 minutes later.
5. American flight 77 hit the Pentagon at 9:36 AM Eastern time.
6. United flight 93 crashed into Shanksville field
in Pennsylvania at 1003 AM; which the Passengers on-board
stood against the terrorists and the quote "9/11 Lets Roll"
was formed and lives in history.
7. At 9:59 AM the South tower fell
and 29 minutes later the North tower fell.
8. A new organization was formed after 9/11
called the Department of Homeland Security
in which Thomas J. Ridge was the first director.
9. Bush enacted the global war on terrorism
in which troops went to Afghanistan to hunt for Bin Laden.
10. Obama sent seal team 6 in to kill Bin Laden
on May 2nd, 2011.
11. The Iraq war really had nothing to do with 9/11.
It was based on lies and falsehoods on
Weapons of Mass Destruction which was never found.

RIF about 9/11:
Did you know that the original Bin Laden plot of 9/11
was not just the attacks on the twin towers and the Pentagon,
but attacks to the towers in Chicago, LA,
and in Texas oil fields as well?
He wanted to see America tremble. Sad!

The Spider:

There once was a spider who lived in the laundry room rafters.
His name was "Speeder".
He was fast and jumped.
One day he jumped into a bucket of water.
And a strange object with perforations,
went underneath him
and he got on the spoon with a flump.
He got lifted higher and higher,
toward the rafters where he lived,
but climbed down the spoon onto a hairy hand,
he got brushed off and fell onto dry land.
He climbed onto a pipe,
speeding up toward his home,
to meet his baby spiders and his wife Philicia 18,
for he does not want to be alone.
Now he is up on the rafters,
where he will live until the hereafter.
By: T.L. Kerofsky, MA