9/11 Reflection

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In my entire life I would follow the norm watch adapt and go along with what society does without question. Until one event that shocked my reason and beliefs about the world.September 11-2001 was an infamous day for most Americans but for me it changed my view and thoughts about the world. The media, the government told many explanations about the incident but pieces were misses or hidden. To explain my discovery I must explain the facts in our society and the environments around us. The NSA tracks every phone call, text, email around the globe , it violates our rights of privacy, but people aren 't aware of that so they scurry on unaware. Example Edward Snowden leaked classified Information from the NSA but the media is censored to feed …show more content…
People are too worried about their reality tv show to realize what happening in the world , to take notice of the decision made in our country, The Iraq War was a crime, Howell,Bush,Cheney,and Rumsfeld lied to the United Nations and the rest of the world. Saddam had no WMD’S and had nothing to do with al Qaeda. Bush Administration knew their partners, the Saudi’s financed the 9/11 attacks but because of their oil they took no actions against them. Instead Former President Bush sends our soldiers to die in countries that had nothing to do with domestic terror attacks. A question to think about why didn 't President Obama file charges against Bush government. Bush cost the taxpayers 100 of billions dollars and committed war crimes why is Obama not doing anything about that. The answer is because he is also paid from a member of the “club” or group of the elites. More migrants got deported under Obama than any other president. Why didn’t he close guantanamo bay were prisoners are tortured without proof,evidence or court case for over 10 years. “Obama also did not deter the detainee provisions in the National Defense Authorization Act which allows indefinite detention without a trial including Americans. There is a constitutional crisis in the United States. That act is a violation of international law and a spat to

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