In memory of 9-11
Greetings. In just a few weeks, we will mark the 25th anniversary of that day when 19 radical Islamist hijackers attacked the United States and killed nearly 3,000 people. For those of us who lived through that period, one question is often asked: Where were you that day? Yet the consequences of those attacks are discussed far less frequently. Changes such as the creation of the Department of Homeland Security became part of everyday life and, for the most part, were accepted with little public objection. No one speaks of the cost inflicted by subsequent wars, along with worldwide refugees, and the clashes between cultures. Personally, during that time I was a devoted Rush Limbaugh listener, and one question he frequently raised continued to bothered me: How is it possible to convince 19 young men to willingly kill themselves by flying airplanes into buildings? In my last blog a shared the translation from a German history Book about the world of Islam. In this segment I like to m...