Revolution 2.0

Introduction: “The 9/11 terror attacks on America changed our country forever.” Wrong. Not even close. “Never forget.” We forgot shortly after September 11th, 2001. The only permanent change is the ever-powerful, and marginally useful, TSA. We profess to commemorate those who died, and to honor the first responders, with vows of unity and remembrance. Yet in our ever increasing and aggressive disunity, from all parts of the political spectrum, we dishonor them–and ourselves. That is the subject of today’s 10 minute episode. Continuing: Today’s Key Point: Neither those terrorists nor the TSA are the core problem: We are. We’ll get back to this and elaborate, but first let’s look at the history of 9/11. Everyone, at least everyone over 30, remembers the horror of the 9/11 attacks. President’s Bush’s stirring speech at the site of the destroyed towers. Fresh rows of American flags on homes. For those who don’t remember, we have had days of a virtual media blitz, showing and talking about