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Keyboard Hero Provides an Opportunity to Relive 9/11/2001

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A caffeinated man named Manny, in his basement, is giving us a chance to relive history. Today, he will take us through 9/11/2001. People have forgotten the horror, children aren’t learning about its impact, and Gen Z youth think it’s our fault. This could be a wonderful way to teach people about it and acknowledge that Islamists did it. We hadn’t gone to war with radical Islamists; we weren’t hitting them with drones. They had been attacking us for decades.

This is a social experiment, having people relive 9/11 so they know, so they can’t forget or have their memories twisted.

A total of 2977 died on 9/11, not counting 19 Islamic assassins. Another 9,000 died of diseases caused by the respiratory and other pollutants from the tragedy.

His followers will pretend it’s happening now, and others will role-play, attempting to prevent people from booking flights.

“I see a lot of Gen Z people online justifying [9/11],” Manny observes, “saying… they wish it happened again,” so he’s planned an immersive “simulation” — 400-plus photos and videos — to make them see what happened and who did it.

Can he reach their souls after all that university indoctrination? Will they look? Who knows, but his efforts are heroic.

“I will be doing tomorrow’s posting from a basement apartment in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, fueled only by coffee,” Manny wrote on X. “This is going to be insane.”

Manny shared what the 10th looked like, and the 11th has begun. Here are a few examples. It had been pouring rain in New York; flights were canceled, but the 11th was a beautiful day.

Four planes were preparing to take off, and two would never leave New York. One crashed into the Pentagon. One was in Newark, but it would end its flight to San Francisco in Pennsylvania. Let’s roll.
The 10th

The sun came out for one of the most horrible days in my life, witnessing the fiery deaths, people jumping from buildings, others talking to their families from a plane about to crash. My son and his wife were very close and ran through the horror for their lives. I knew a few of those people who didn’t make it, brave people trying to save others.

The Sept. 10, 2001 Michael Jackson concert at MSG was not ended early. It featured a full program including a Jackson brothers reunion and his solo set. Jermaine Jackson said Michael overslept and missed a World Trade Center meeting on 9/11 after talking late with family.

I learned about Manny’s site at pirate wires

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