Just a Thought

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[[[ In this time of war with Iran we now also find ourselves at war with our northern neighbor Canada...a Trump initiated tariff based war of sorts now having morphed into a nasty economic PR war...with both countries acting like a 2-year old in the midst of a temper tantrum. One one side is President Trump and his silly "Lake Ontario" name changing game vs the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) now telling its staff NOT to refer to "9/11" as a “terrorist attack” during what will be their upcoming coverage of the "25th Anniversary of "9/11"...the very event that literally woke the world up from what was its deep sleep of complacency. 

 

What President Trump did with his "Lake America" theatrics was uncalled for, calculatingly done to be divisive, yet at the same time being silly at best. However, what Canada's CBC has now done...especially after having told its staff the same thing after the "October 7, 2023" happenings in Israel...should show us and the world that those we once thought to be our ally and friend should never be taken at face value for sometimes said face is but a mask to cover one's true intent and loyalty. 

 

And sadly, in the case of Canada, the mask when unveiled was in regards to the very "terrorist attack" that forever changed the world as we know it. I only hope that Canada's prime minister steps in and tells the CBC "NO" for if the CBC goes through with this not only will Canada have defamed and disrespected both the victims and the heroes of "9/11," but America's friendly relationship with Canada will rightfully never be the same again. ]]]

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Justice delayed for 1988 Lockerbie bombing victims’ families as trial pushed back over new evidence:

‘Roller coaster of emotions’

Natalie O'Neill / NEW YORK POST 

Heartbroken relatives of victims killed in the 1988 Lockerbie bombing said Wednesday they still plan to come face-to-face with one of the alleged terrorists behind the attack — even as his trial was suddenly delayed due to new evidence.

Some family members had hoped to “stare down” Abu Agila Mohammad Mas’ud Kheir Al-Marimi  — who’s charged with making the bomb that killed 259 people aboard Pan Am flight 103 and 11 people on the ground — as jury selection was set to begin Wednesday in Washington, DC, relatives told The Post. 

But justice was put on hold after mysterious new evidence emerged, leaving loved ones with an unfinished chapter in the tragic, 37-year-old case.

“There are some family members that will stare at him — it brings them peace to stare him down,” said Kara Weipz, whose brother, Rick Monetti, was killed in the historic attack. “I don’t care to look at him.” Read more, and see photos here.