Louis J. Nacke - 9/11 post.

The media especially here in the UK seems to want to forget all about 9/11 and the events of that terrible day, it is especially important that we do not forget after the events in London on July 7th when islamic terrorism hit us here in the UK.

** This post will be up for the next week**

Now the amoral cowards in the media and especially on the left bleat that these terror attacks are somehow our fault, that somehow we are asking for terrorists to hit us again and again and again. This is not the case, the blame is with the terrorists and those who back them alone.

I have covered before on many occasions the view that there is a bias against the victims of these crimes, that the media would rather cover islamic propaganda and put across a biased and one sided view of terrorist attacks.

There is a project where people can sign up to remember this and this can be found at http://www.dcroe.com/2996, or at http://www.dcroe.com/blog.

This asks people to post about one of the people on 9/11 this year to remember them.

As I stated some time back this post is up for September 11th.

Tags: 9/11
al-Qaeda
War on Terror
Flight 93
Louis J. Nacke
Link: Bio of Louis J Nackeg
Nacke, a distribution center director for Kay-Bee Toys was aboard United Flight 93 on business. Nacke and his wife, Amy, were married last September. They were living with her parents awaiting the completion of their new home near New Hope. An avid weightlifter,he graduated from Ohio State University, and had two teen-age sons from a previous marriage. "He was the kind of guy that everybody liked instantly. Very outgoing, very forward, and proactive," his father-in-law, Robert Weisberg, said. "He was a warm, smiling individual who jumped right into every situation, positive and negative, a guy who couldn't do enough for you."Nacke, a distribution center director for Kay-Bee Toys was aboard United Flight 93 on business. Nacke and his wife, Amy, were married last September. They were living with her parents awaiting the completion of their new home near New Hope. An avid weightlifter,he graduated from Ohio State University, and had two teen-age sons from a previous marriage. "He was the kind of guy that everybody liked instantly. Very outgoing, very forward, and proactive," his father-in-law, Robert Weisberg, said. "He was a warm, smiling individual who jumped right into every situation, positive and negative, a guy who couldn't do enough for you."r

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