How Much Have We Forgotten?

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Tue Sep 11, 2007 at 7:46 am PDT • Views: 718

LGF reader George T. forwarded these haunting photographs of beams and girders from the World Trade Center, on exhibit at the Liberty Science Museum in New Jersey.



In a sad reminder of how deeply America has succumbed to the plague of political correctness, to the point where we even shy away from offending our mortal enemies, the plaques in the exhibit make no mention of an attack. These were just “events.”

And on the top floor of the museum, which is located right across the river from where the World Trade Center once stood, on this September 11 the featured exhibit is Islamic Science Rediscovered.

With a press release in Arabic.

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 Frank says:

I feel it's better to sing about these things ourselves and perform them with the people who it happened to than to have some journalist one day say 'then in 1971, one time when they were at the mudshark hotel...' But people have problems with things of a glandular nature in connection with things of a musical nature. They say why, music is way up here, and glands are way down there and they can't get 'em together, but then they are hypocritical because they take a band that doesn't sing about such things directly and couches their language a little and does it with a little choreography and say that that's great and that's real rock and roll. I maintain that there's no difference, we're just honest enough to get up and say 'this is this and that's that and here you are and respond to it' and the response is 'why... I'm hip, but of course I am offended'.