George W. Bush perfectly tied 9/11 to the January 6 attack

[Guno צְבִי]

Former President George W. Bush was entirely correct in his comments marking the 20th anniversary of 9/11 Saturday when he drew a comparison between the 9/11 attackers and those who waged the January 6 act of "domestic terrorism." While Bush didn't mention the attack by name, it was clear he was invoking it when he said that our nation has seen "growing evidence that the dangers to our country can come not only across borders, but from violence that gathers within."


When Bush stated that both the 9/11 and domestic violent extremists wanted to "defile national symbols," I instantly thought of how the January 6 attackers laid siege to our Capitol and how the 9/11 terrorists had also plotted to strike the Capitol (or the White House) with the fourth plane, United 93. It was hard not to notice, given that Bush was speaking in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, the very place that plane crashed when heroic passengers rushed the terrorists in control of the cockpit.

Bush then added point-blank that both foreign and domestic terrorists "are children of the same foul spirit." He concluded with a call to action, "It is our continuing duty to confront them."

The 9/11 terrorists and the January 6 attackers do share the same "foul spirit." One glaring difference is that the al Qaeda attackers were incited and directed by Osama bin Laden, while the January 6 attackers were incited by an American President, Donald Trump.

It was Trump who for the two months after the election radicalized people with a tsunami of lies, claiming that the election was "stolen." Trump then specifically called his supporters to come to Washington, DC, on January 6 to assist in his efforts to "Stop the steal." And during the rally on that tragic day, Trump implored the crowd to act with lines like, "We're stuck with a President who lost the election by a lot and we have to live with that for four more years," adding, "We're just not going to let that happen."




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[BidenPresident]

Former President George W. Bush was entirely correct in his comments marking the 20th anniversary of 9/11 Saturday when he drew a comparison between the 9/11 attackers and those who waged the January 6 act of "domestic terrorism." While Bush didn't mention the attack by name, it was clear he was invoking it when he said that our nation has seen "growing evidence that the dangers to our country can come not only across borders, but from violence that gathers within."


When Bush stated that both the 9/11 and domestic violent extremists wanted to "defile national symbols," I instantly thought of how the January 6 attackers laid siege to our Capitol and how the 9/11 terrorists had also plotted to strike the Capitol (or the White House) with the fourth plane, United 93. It was hard not to notice, given that Bush was speaking in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, the very place that plane crashed when heroic passengers rushed the terrorists in control of the cockpit.

Bush then added point-blank that both foreign and domestic terrorists "are children of the same foul spirit." He concluded with a call to action, "It is our continuing duty to confront them."

The 9/11 terrorists and the January 6 attackers do share the same "foul spirit." One glaring difference is that the al Qaeda attackers were incited and directed by Osama bin Laden, while the January 6 attackers were incited by an American President, Donald Trump.

It was Trump who for the two months after the election radicalized people with a tsunami of lies, claiming that the election was "stolen." Trump then specifically called his supporters to come to Washington, DC, on January 6 to assist in his efforts to "Stop the steal." And during the rally on that tragic day, Trump implored the crowd to act with lines like, "We're stuck with a President who lost the election by a lot and we have to live with that for four more years," adding, "We're just not going to let that happen."




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Yes, good quote.

Bush then added point-blank that both foreign and domestic terrorists "are children of the same foul spirit."

[goat]

ShitLibs desperation becomes apparent when GWB is their chosen spokesman.

[evince]

ShitLibs desperation becomes apparent when GWB is their chosen spokesman.

Who said that you evil racist idiot


This is more of an EVEN BUSH has no use for you hate whores

[ThatOwlWoman]

ShitLibs desperation becomes apparent when GWB is their chosen spokesman.

You and your deranged gf sharing a bottle of Jack again tonight, Cletus?

Lemme guess, your dumbass thinks W is a RINO, amirite?

[Nordberg]

ShitLibs desperation becomes apparent when GWB is their chosen spokesman.

Who said he was our spokesman? He simply made a cogent and relative speech. He is still a righty, neocon like you guys. He was not chosen by us. He was invited with the other ex presidents. Only one did not show up.

[goat]

Who said he was our spokesman? He simply made a cogent and relative speech. He is still a righty, neocon like you guys. He was not chosen by us. He was invited with the other ex presidents. Only one did not show up.

The Bush family is directly connected to the planning and profiteering of 911 and the wars that followed. You have to know about these facts to see the irony of GWB giving a speech on terrorism.

[Doc Dutch]

You and your deranged gf sharing a bottle of Jack again tonight, Cletus?

Lemme guess, your dumbass thinks W is a RINO, amirite?

LOL

[Doc Dutch]

The Bush family is directly connected to the planning and profiteering of 911 and the wars that followed. You have to know about these facts to see the irony of GWB giving a speech on terrorism.

Now tell everyone how GW personally detonated the charges inside Building #7.

[TTQ64]

Former President George W. Bush was entirely correct in his comments marking the 20th anniversary of 9/11 Saturday when he drew a comparison between the 9/11 attackers and those who waged the January 6 act of "domestic terrorism." While Bush didn't mention the attack by name, it was clear he was invoking it when he said that our nation has seen "growing evidence that the dangers to our country can come not only across borders, but from violence that gathers within."


When Bush stated that both the 9/11 and domestic violent extremists wanted to "defile national symbols," I instantly thought of how the January 6 attackers laid siege to our Capitol and how the 9/11 terrorists had also plotted to strike the Capitol (or the White House) with the fourth plane, United 93. It was hard not to notice, given that Bush was speaking in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, the very place that plane crashed when heroic passengers rushed the terrorists in control of the cockpit.

Bush then added point-blank that both foreign and domestic terrorists "are children of the same foul spirit." He concluded with a call to action, "It is our continuing duty to confront them."

The 9/11 terrorists and the January 6 attackers do share the same "foul spirit." One glaring difference is that the al Qaeda attackers were incited and directed by Osama bin Laden, while the January 6 attackers were incited by an American President, Donald Trump.

It was Trump who for the two months after the election radicalized people with a tsunami of lies, claiming that the election was "stolen." Trump then specifically called his supporters to come to Washington, DC, on January 6 to assist in his efforts to "Stop the steal." And during the rally on that tragic day, Trump implored the crowd to act with lines like, "We're stuck with a President who lost the election by a lot and we have to live with that for four more years," adding, "We're just not going to let that happen."




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It doesnt absolve him of his actions for starting the war in the first place...........hes just as responsible for railing the racist white republican base up for years.... he is a republicn
for gawd sake.

[Doc Dutch]

,,,,Bush then added point-blank that both foreign and domestic terrorists "are children of the same foul spirit." He concluded with a call to action, "It is our continuing duty to confront them."...

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...ion/ar-AAOmTet

Did Bush declare open season on terrorists?

[Sailor]

ShitLibs desperation becomes apparent when GWB is their chosen spokesman.

Exactly. It is disgusting how quickly they grab on to anything to try and defend their twisted way of thinking.