John Muhammad and his teenage cohort Lee Malvo, drove around randomly killing people from afar with a high powered rifle. By the time these two low-lives were finally captured, they had killed 10 people and wounded 6. These gutless cowards shot average everyday people who were just out and about living their lives. They shot fathers filling their tanks at self-service gas stations. They shot mothers coming out of shopping malls. They shot husbands who were making their living mowing lawns.

Muhammad, an African-American convert to Islam, was a raving racist as well as a wanna-be jihadist. Although he never stated a clear motive for his murderous rampage, he admitted to authorities that he approved of the 911 terrorist attacks, and admired Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda. His partner in crime, Lee Malvo, testified that Muhammad’s goal was to “kill 6 white people a day for 30days.”

John Allen Muhammad

Much like with the Fort Hood killer, Nidal Malik Nasan, the media attempted to downplay Muhammad’s radical Islamic beliefs and his association with the Nation of Islam. They tried to portray Muhammad who served in the Dessert Storm operation in Iraq in 1991 as an ex-vet gone bonkers due to post traumatic stress. Sound familiar?

John Allen Muhammad’s legacy will be that he was a hate-filled envious loser who despised his fellow human beings so much that he was able to slaughter them for absolutely no reason. Although I’m not 100% in agreement with the death penalty, he was surely as deserving of it as anyone ever was. When this monster finally expired on Tuesday the world became a slightly better place for the rest of us.

Being a resident of New York and having been in the Trade Center Towers several times in my life, that day will always remain fresh in my mind. I recall speaking to my girlfriend (now my wife) who was at work a little more than a mile away from the towers, when she told me that she and some of her co-workers had just witnessed the second plane hit the South Tower. Up until that time, I was still holding out hope that the first plane that struck the North Tower was some sort of freakish accident. I then went back to the TV and realized the horrific reality of the situation.

My wife, like thousands of other New Yorkers on that fateful day, then walked home to Queens from the Westside of Manhattan. The city was in total lockdown and all of the normal modes of transportation were shut down. She walked directly across the middle of the 59^th Street Bridge, which would normally be packed with bumper to bumper traffic. When I finally found her on the Queens side of the bridge, I was never so happy to see her, and never so aware of how fragile life can be. I envisioned one of the planes being flown by the evil terrorists overshooting its target and smashing directly into the building where she worked.

After we gathered ourselves, we then went home and watched the rest of the death and devastation unfold on television. As I watched this real life horror movie, my anger grew exponentially at the low-life vermin who perpetrated this murderous act. As I found out more about the origin of the evil monsters, my anger also grew at their supporters, enablers, and the sick form of the religion which they ascribed to.

As I continued to watch the coverage, I saw and heard things that I could never imagine happening in our great country. There were numerous reports and even some brief footage of desperate people jumping from the burning buildings to a certain death. Just imagine how horrific the situation must have been for people to willingly jump from the 90^th floor of a skyscraper. One particular couple even held hands as they jumped to their death to escape incineration. To this day, I believe that many who jumped did so because they believed that their families could at least recover their remains and give them a proper burial. Little could they or anyone else imagine, that their broken bodies would soon be covered and perhaps lost forever beneath millions of tons of rubble.

(I posted the video below not to sensationalize the tragic death of innocent people, but rather to remind many who have forgotten what happened that day! I know it’s hard to watch, but we need to remember.)

Click here to view the embedded video.

That September 11^th evening, we participated in a spontaneous street rally where people gathered waving American flags and holding candles, while passing cars honked their horns long and hard in solidarity. Whenever a police car or a fire truck passed by, the crowd erupted into thunderous applause and cheers of thanks and encouragement. I actually couldn’t believe that this was happening – not in liberal New York City! However, as I would soon find out, there were also sickos walking around anxious to defend the indefensible.

On the way home from the rally, a mere ten hours after the attacks, I started noticing homemade 8 x 11 fliers taped to mailboxes and light poles. I stopped to read one of these fliers and my exhilaration from the rally instantly turned to red-hot anger. Some low-lives had actually taken the time to put together a flier that urged people to “stop the hate towards Muslims.” I can’t remember the exact words of the rest of the text, and I regrettably didn’t save a copy. The flier basically blamed America, and portrayed the attackers as the victims! I remember being fit to be tied and ripping off as many of the fliers as I could all the way home.

It’s now been eight years since that beautiful day turned into a living nightmare. Many of us still remember that day as if it were yesterday. The less fortunate, who actually lost loved ones on the planes, in the towers, or in the Pentagon, will forever live with the pain and loss. However, I believe that memories of 911 have been slowly but surely receding from the minds of many Americans who did not suffer a personal loss on that day. If I’m correct, I believe that this is a very dangerous thing.

Over the past eight years the mainstream media has grown more and more indifferent to covering the horror and evil of that infamous day. Sure they run some programming every September 11^th, but the coverage is evolving into a benign narrative which lacks the proper seriousness and outrage that should be permanently attached to the event. They have long since stopped playing the videos of the people jumping to their deaths and the towers crumbling into a heap. They seem to believe that showing footage of that day would somehow be unfair to people of the same religion and background as the hateful attackers. They fear that those people would be made to feel….. uncomfortable.

Click here to view the embedded video.

Not only has America been permanently changed by September 11^th, 2001, but I have also been personally changed by it. Because of that day, I now have a lower tolerance for fools, cowards, and America-haters. I also have very little sympathy for immigrants who come to our great country, and then complain about their perceived lack of acceptance or respect. I have little or no patience for political correctness and those who would use it as a weapon against us in order to destroy our culture and our way of life. On the flip side, I have a greater appreciation for life, and a better understanding of its frailty. I’m also much more determined to speak out against evil, and to protect my loved ones and my country from harm.

Click here to view the embedded video.

Oh yeah, I’m definitely a different person than I was before September 11^th 2001. I will never forget that day!

How about you?

As if this story isn’t sick enough, yesterday there was a rally held in Oakland. In a sane world you would assume the rally was held in support of the police officers who died in the line of service. This however, is 2009 America, and nothing really makes sense anymore. The rally was in support of the subhuman murderer himself – Lovelle Mixon.

The sick racists who attended this rally blamed the police for everything and even went as far as to call Mixon a hero! They also chanted the now played out phrase: “No Justice – No Peace”, along with, “OPD you can’t hide – we charge you with genocide.” One of the geniuses at the rally by the name of Lolo Darnell, who claimed to be Mixon’s cousin, said the following: “He needs

sympathy too. If he’s a criminal, everybody’s a criminal.”

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The miscreants at the rally were from a group called the Uhuru Movement, which is part of the APSP or African People’s Socialist Party. This of course, is part of the larger radical Marxist based “black liberation movement.” The same movement that Obama’s pastor of twenty years, Jeremiah Wright belongs to. You know, the pastor who Obama referred to as his “spiritual mentor” – the one who baptized both of his daughters – the one who was caught on tape railing against whites and Jews – the one who insinuated that America got what was coming to her through the 9-11 attacks – the one who maniacally screeched God – Damn America!

Is it really a surprise then that people who are part of this hateful fascist movement would rally in support of a cold-blooded murderer and possible child rapist?

Of course, you won’t see the major national media give much coverage to this story. You see – they have an agenda to pursue; an agenda that covers up for certain groups and certain people when they act in a despicable way. An agenda that determines who the victims and villains are, not based on actions or facts, but rather on the dogma of political correctness.

The four victims of this evil murderer are:

Sgt. Mark Dunakin, Sgt. John Hege, Sgt. Ervin Romans, and Sgt. Daniel Sakai.

To donate to the families of the fallen officers, go to www.opoa.org