All right guys, happy Thursday. I promised you that today we were going to be discussing

Building 7, 9-11, a lot of things that we are told that we should never forget, but I mean I have a theory.

I think in reality, there are a lot of things that we're supposed to never

remember. I mean we know how this works now we're all kind of falling down the

rabbit hole together realizing that a lot of things that we thought were so

really are not and that in reality

there have been some people engaged in creating mass psychosis events things that are

so traumatizing to the public that it completely modifies our human behavior.

And what bigger event, and I'm talking of course about myself at the time,

I'm a millennial, I think I was in sixth grade,

what bigger event do you have in your memory than 9-11?

You know exactly where you were. And there may be some things, maybe you were too young, that

should have struck you as odd then, but will definitely strike you as odd now.

And we're going to talk about those things.

I'm going to give you five things that you should definitely never remember about 9-11. That's what's coming up on Candace. Now. was the that was formulated after 9-11.

I would say that all of us feared Muslims without question.

I could not please, could not stand being around them.

I just thought every single one of them was going to be a terrorist.

I did. I felt that way. I didn't want to go to their houses. I didn't want to be friends with them. I just thought every single one of them was going to be a terrorist. I did. I felt that way. I didn't want to go to their houses. I didn't want to be friends with them. I actually felt so badly yesterday. There was some thread that went viral on Twitter and it was a younger Muslim woman discussing how it was for her when on 9-11 she got picked up from school

and her dad sat her down and explained to her essentially that things were about to get really bad for her and she didn't understand she

didn't do anything and her dad explained her that didn't really matter because she

was going to be blamed and I felt badly because I know that I was one of these people

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