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Friday, September 11, 2026
Watch This Message On This Memorable Day!
25 years ago today, America changed forever.
— Chris Stigall (@ChrisStigall) September 11, 2026
We remember the nearly 3,000 innocent lives lost, the heroes who ran toward danger, and the families who still carry that loss today.
September 11th reminds us that America’s strength has always come from our courage, our faith, and… pic.twitter.com/StGWgsm2kv
11 Things We Must Always Remember About 9/11
People who were alive on 9/11/01 are slowly passing away. And those born years from now will have to rely on the stories and recollections of others or whatever winds up in the history books.
Given that secondary recollections are not always reliable and considering that history books have been sanitized by political correctness, we all need to begin to embrace a core set of 9/11 truths now -- things that we need to remember and pass on to future generations.
With that in mind, here (in no particular order) are 11 things we need to remember about September 11:
1) September 11 is better termed an atrocity than a tragedy. When you hear people refer to the events of that day as "tragic," correct them. Tell them what happened was a planned. pre-meditated attack -- atrocious, unconscionable and unforgivable.
2) The attack of September 11 was an affront to all human sensibility. The attack was an act of pure evil. And yes -- there is evil in the world.
3) Those who attacked our nation on September 11 want to annihilate all of us and destroy our very way of life. They are still active and their goals have not changed.
4) Those who attacked America were and are cowards. They hide from others; they operate in darkness or under disguise; they run and they plan their dastardly acts in secret.
5) The victims of September 11 are not martyrs. Rather, they are heroes. They were innocent people living everyday lives and pursuing everyday dreams. To the extent they were able to, they struggled to survive and reached out to help others.
6) The heroic first responders who rushed in to help on that day and beyond exemplify the pinnacle of bravery, honor and self sacrifice. They are patriots.
7) In the words of President Bush: "Whether we bring our enemies to justice or justice to our enemies, justice will be done." This must remain our goal and our mission from September 11, onward.
8) September 11 constituted the worst attack ever ever perpetrated on American soil by a foreign enemy. It was unprecedented.
9) The loss, the anguish, the horror of September 11 lives on among the survivors and among the families and friends of the victims. The suffering has not ended. Lives were forever changed that day.
10) Spirituality was, is and will always be a part of our response as Americans to that infamous day. Your steadfast commitment to honor the solemn memory of September 11, to seek justice and to comfort those who still suffer must be accompanied by prayer and reflection. Remember. Reaffirm. Resolve.
11) And here's one more thing: Those who cower in the face of our enemies (or the enemies of our allies) and those who retreat and seem all too willing to make a deal with the world's thugs, murderers, terrorists and sponsors of terror -- they are dishonoring the memory of all those who perished on September 11.
Never forget it!
Thursday, September 10, 2026
On Yet Another Front, Sherrill's Shrouded In Secrecy
New Jersey State Senator Joe Pennacchio (R-Morris, Passaic) released the following statement regarding his first OPRA request from July 23 seeking government records that would show, among other things, which elections self-declared noncitizens have voted.
The request also sought records showing the extent to which other noncitizens have been registered to vote and how that is being allowed to happen. The Secretary of State's Office requested three extensions to deadlines to produce the records, and then abruptly denied the request with claims the request was too broad.
"For almost three years, with eight of those months during the Sherrill Administration, people in the Secretary of State's Office have known that 6,600 people were registered to vote after declaring themselves to be noncitizens. And for the past month and a half, the Sherrill Administration has refused to produce public records in their possession showing in which elections they voted, and whether any tied or close elections were swung as a result.
"You would think the Sherrill Administration and the Secretary of State's Office would live up to claims of being transparent and finally release the records. They have allowed, or maybe directed, the government office that has known for three years that noncitizens have been voting to hide from the press and public where those noncitizens have been voting. The secrecy is like dumping gas on public distrust that rightly runs deep, and they have no one to blame but themselves.
"The Governor needs to stop insinuating no local elections have turned on noncitizen voting. The Parsippany Mayor’s race was decided by 70 votes from thousands cast. Did these illegal voters have an effect on the outcome? My constituents have a right to know. She needs to order the Secretary of State to release the records that will prove if she was right, or if she's been filling the room with hot air. Why is she protecting the corrupt agency that created a mess and is now stonewalling the release of public records to the press and public? It's Stockholm Syndrome at best, or something much worse."
Noncitizens almost certainly voted in local elections over the past three years that resulted in ties or where margins of victory were by as little as a single vote. The Governor has insinuated no election results were impacted by noncitizens without ever producing a single government record that would back up that claim. Several elections resulted in ties or single vote margins of victory.
On August 28, Senator Pennacchio submitted a new OPRA request — this time limiting it to the public records that show where noncitizens (without names or private information) have been voting. Yesterday, the Secretary of State's Office asked for an almost three-week extension of time to produce a single government record in their possession showing where they have voted.
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Wednesday, September 9, 2026
President Trump's Historic Record Of Accomplishment!
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