Just did a chat-radio spot with Greg Garrison at WIBC Indianapolis. We both

agreed that we are still mad as hell about 9/11 and we wonder why more

people don’t feel the same way.

Greg thinks a principal cause is the blackout on images of the 9/11 events.

You never see them unless you go looking for them. The reason given by the

media is “concern for the victims’ families.” That’s fair enough, but I

think not strong enough to override our need to be reminded now and again

WHAT WAS DONE TO US–to, as Greg put it, “our brother and sister Americans.”

Yesterday, waiting for a train in Penn Station, I was browsing a magazine in

one of the newsstands. Suddenly I came across a 9/11 picture–one showing

people jumping to their deaths from the burning World Trade Center. Looking

at it, I felt that anger all over again, as hot and fierce as ever. We

should all feel it, much more often than (I think) we do. Never, never

forget what these swine did to us. Never let up on them, never let our

government let up on them, until the last rat has been hunted down to the

last rat-hole and killed stone dead. And the people who finance them, and

help them, and cheer them on–they have it coming, too.