Oh it's about to come down folks, and I don't mean rain! The next year besides the 2024 election should be interesting if the Aliens are disclosed. Now there could be a false flag thing happening here cause what a crazy coincidence this whole thing is from Trumps Space Force, and the Pentagon's decades of silence finally admitting that UFO's are a legit thing, and now we all know the rumor is that there might be some sort of big event which is a hoax to manipulate people or scare people. But what are the odds that it's happening this year, and might carry over to 2024.
IN 2020 we had the CHINA Virus! Could 2024 bring us the Aliens? And if so will they be made to finally tell us why all the anal probes? And how many more interesting things we could ask if this is a legit thing. But let's check out the latest here... IN Las Vegas a 911 call went out to report a UFO Crash! But Aliens are also said to be running around and viewed as "Giants" by the local residents. Check out my friend Jacob Isreal who has one of the best shows on YouTube on all things conspiracy! He's brilliant, and an awesome dude... I highly recommend his show to all.
Ilhan Omar while wearing a “Some People Did Something” Tshirt Nicholas Haros took it to the evil Ilhan Omar of the Fraud Squad saying and I quote “We are here today congresswoman to tell you and ‘the squad’ just who did what to whom” during the annual event in lower Manhattan, selected loved ones of those killed on Sept. 11 read the names of the more nearly 3,000 victims.
We must never forget what this country went thru on this date, and the people we lost on the worst day our country has ever faced together. The only shining moment that came out of this horrific day was how all Americans came together from all walks of life to help each other, and protect life. With how crazy things are today it’s sad to see some people dismiss this as “some people did something…” with a giggle, and an evil smile. There is a special place in hell for people like that. Never forget 911, and the people lost that day, and never allow it to happen on our soil again.
Donald Trump said he would award a medal to a retired Army colonel he credited with saving about 2,700 people at the World Trade Center during the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, as the president remembered the 18th anniversary of the incident.
Trump said he would soon posthumously award the President’s Citizens Medal to Rick Rescorla, who at the time of the attacks was vice president of security at Morgan Stanley.
“Rick died while leading countless others to safety,” Trump said at a ceremony at the Pentagon on Wednesday. “We will ensure the memory of his deeds will never ever be forgotten; his memory will forever endure.”
Trump took part in a moment of silence at the White House before traveling to the Pentagon’s 9/11 memorial. The president congratulated himself for raising U.S. defense spending and warned adversaries not to attack the U.S. again.
“We do not seek conflict but if anyone dares to strike our land, we will respond with the full measure of American power and the iron will of American spirit,” he said.
Trump announced on Saturday that he had planned — and then canceled — a secret meeting with leaders of the Taliban to be held Sunday at Camp David to discuss ending the war in Afghanistan. The U.S. launched its war against the militant group, then controlling Afghanistan, after its leaders refused to surrender Osama bin Laden and other leaders of al-Qaeda.
Trump now says peace talks are “dead,” and U.S. troop reduction plans in Afghanistan are unclear. “We’d like to get out, but we’ll get out at the right time,” Trump said on Monday.
Trump ousted National Security Advisor John Bolton on Monday, and Afghanistan was one of the key flashpoints between the men. Trump has made clear he wants the U.S. out of Afghanistan — and even said he could end the war quickly at a cost of millions of lives, which he said he doesn’t want to do. “We’ve been policemen there for a long time, and the government is going to have to take responsibility or do whatever it is they do,” he said Monday.
U.S. lawmakers passed a law in July to provide lifelong medical care to Sept. 11 first responders. At the signing ceremony, Trump highlighted his own view of the attack, saying: “I was down there. I spent a lot of time down there with you.”
In the aftermath of the attacks, more than 200 New York City firefighters have died, while hundreds more first responders have claimed illness and disability from working on the site of the attacks.
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