Pelosi Spits on the Graves of Her Protectors
The target of Islamic hijackers aboard United flight 93 on September 11th, 2001 was depicted in a 2006 film as being the United States capitol building. Investigations after the plane crashed into a Pennsylvania field pointed to a high probability that the place where 535 elected officials – including Nancy Pelosi – are charged with working for the American people, backed up that depiction.
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Fast forward nearly nine years to August 17th, 2010. In the midst of a controversy surrounding a proposed mosque being built near ground zero in New York City, Speaker Pelosi not only decided to defend those who wish to build it but she indignantly called for an investigation into the funding of those who oppose it.
Ironically, the Imam being defended by Pelosi – Feisal Abdul Rauf – said the following just nineteen days after the 9/11 tragedy:
I wouldn’t say that the United States deserved what happened but United States policies were an accessory to the crime that happened.
In a sane world, this would pose quite the conundrum for Mrs. Pelosi. If she agrees with Rauf’s sentiment, she would be admitting culpability – as a member of the U.S. government – in the deaths of those who defended the Capitol in which she works. If she disagrees, the indignation she is outwardly directing toward those who oppose the mosque would be redirected at Rauf for having the gall to suggest such a thing.
On September 9th, 2009 Pelosi was on hand for the unveiling of a bronze plaque at the Capitol to honor United Airlines Flight 93. On August 17th, 2010 she performed the equivalent of going to Shanksville, PA and spitting on hallowed ground, made so by those who died defending her way of life and possibly, her very life itself – by standing up for America’s Islamic enemy.
In light of that reality, her words could not have been more despicable.
Pelosi Spits on the Graves of Her Protectors
