9/11/26 - Never Forget: Are We Really Paying Attention 25 Years Later?
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Why does the host claim we have “forgotten” the meaning of “Never Forget” 25 years after 9/11?
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He's here. Now, broadcasting them from the underground command post. Deep in the bowels of a hidden bunker. Somewhere under the brick and steel of a nondescript building, we've once again made contact with our leader, Mark Loven.
Yeah, so I'm here to tell you that we have forgotten. We have forgotten. In fact, there's a really good chance we never really opened our eyes to begin with. Nine eleven, twenty five years later, where are we actually? If you are expecting just The sounds that you've heard five hundred times? And just a rundown of the ceremonies today. We'll hit that. We have sounds from today.
What comes to mind when you hear those bills? One of the things that we have really bastardized in our society is Is never forget. And the reason that we bastardized it Is because we've never Actually. Carried out. What it represents. I'm gonna hit you between the eyes. With Something that is actionable for you, something that's actionable for me, something that's actionable for all of us. Because I'm here to tell you that we are actually getting our asses kicked by Islam. See twenty five years later. We can pay homage to the heroes that day. The victims. Families we should. They should never be forgotten. We need to carry on the traditions for the younger generations, all important. But we have never stopped getting our asses kicked by Islam.
About now you figured out it's not the great one. It is Brian Mudd in for the great one, Mark Levin. It is always an honor and a pleasure being here with you. And on this particular occasion, twenty fifth anniversary of nine eleven. I'm inclined to do what I always do, which is establish the facts, go where they take me, share the information with you, and come up with something actionable off of it, and it's all over the place. So I've got What you will not have heard anywhere else, where you won't get anywhere else, and what you need to hear, what you need to know. When I was putting down the facts For where we stand as a country, as a society twenty five years later. I had an idea intellectually of where this was going to take me leading into today.
But I got to the end of it and even I was in holy crap territory. And as I watched and listened and have seen all throughout the day the coverage, I'm like, we are freaking clueless as a society. We are getting our asses kicked by Islam. They are winning. There is a one hundred year plan that has been in place. We're in year fifty one set out by the Muslim Brotherhood for the takeover of the West. One of the things I'm gonna do And we'll largely get to this, I believe, in the second hour. I'm gonna break down where we stand within that 100 year plan. Kinda the decade by decade layout. You want to talk about eye opening? It's holy crap territory. So let's talk a little bit about never forget. President Trump.
Yeah. You had the vice president, J D. Vance, he was in New York City. At the nine eleven memorial and museum the festivities there today, yeah, the president in DC, the Pentagon ceremony there had this to offer.
We will never forget. We say it and we mean it. We will never forget Those we lost and we will never forget the immortal heroes of September eleventh. Two thousand and one.
So the first thing is the the phrase never forget. You actually know where its origins Are derived? Yeah, for most of us, nine eleven, right? I mean, became synonymous with it almost instantly. But actually not. Never forget the origins of it. Holocaust remembrance.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why does the host claim we have “forgotten” the meaning of “Never Forget” 25 years after 9/11?
0:00–14:02
2
What statistics does the show present about daily Islamic terror attacks since 9/11?
14:02–28:04
3
How many Islamist elected officials were there in the U.S. 25 years ago versus today?
28:04–43:39
4
What is the Muslim Brotherhood’s 100‑year plan and how did it begin in the 1980s?
43:39–58:58
5
How does the episode break down the decade‑by‑decade roadmap of the plan?
58:58–1:13:51
6
What are the projected goals for the 2020s, 2030s, 2040s and beyond if the plan continues?
1:13:51–1:28:50
7
What actions does the host urge listeners to take to counter the perceived takeover?
1:28:50–1:42:59
8
How does the episode wrap up and what final message does it leave listeners with?
1:42:59–1:51:06
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