I just got done seeing United 93. I don’t mind telling you that I hate them. I truly hate them. If I could get my hands on a jihadist right now, I would easily and gladly kill him. I never…

I just got done seeing United 93. I don't mind telling you that I hate them. I truly hate them. If I could get my hands on a jihadist right now, I would easily and gladly kill him. I never…

But throughout the emotions, there was one scene that resonated more than anything in my mind. Just before the passengers rushed the terrorists, they prayed, juxtaposed with the terrorists praying in Islam. And that’s when it all became crystal clear.

I’m not a Christian. I have very little use for organized religions. But in this little scene, the core ideals of Americans and Islamofacism came to the forefront.

The Americans were praying for strength to save lives and the terrorists were praying for the strength to murder lives.

The methods we use to prosecute this war on terror maybe up for debate. The reasons are not. That reminder is the true legacy of “United 93.”

But throughout the emotions, there was one scene that resonated more than anything in my mind. Just before the passengers rushed the terrorists, they prayed, juxtaposed with the terrorists praying in Islam. And that's when it all became crystal clear.

I'm not a Christian. I have very little use for organized religions. But in this little scene, the core ideals of Americans and Islamofacism came to the forefront.

The Americans were praying for strength to save lives and the terrorists were praying for the strength to murder lives.

The methods we use to prosecute this war on terror maybe up for debate. The reasons are not. That reminder is the true legacy of “United 93.”

It has been quite some time, if ever, that a motion picture has effected me in the way United 93 did this past evening. From the beginning sequence, hearing the futile utterances of Islamic prayers as the terrorists begin preparations for their diabo…

It has been quite some time, if ever, that a motion picture has effected me in the way United 93 did this past evening. From the beginning sequence, hearing the futile utterances of Islamic prayers as the terrorists begin preparations for their diabo…

My reaction to the film was almost identical to yours. The following was also true yesterday, in my own experience:

The entire theatre sat there motionless staring at the black screen. Nobody moved, no sounds of motion, only the sound of several people trying to stifle and choke back tears. Then the dedications roll…. and the credits begin. And the audience still sits there. Numb. Silent.

Except for the Middle Eastern fellow sitting in front of me. He had yawned and smiled throughout the movie, and got up as soon as the screen was finished. Obviously, the movie didn’t disturb him.

Afterwards, a total stranger and I hugged each other. She got directions to Shanksville from me. I visited Shanksville a few years ago. It’s a sacred site, IMO. And that plane came down in a perfect spot–nobody on the ground was hurt. A few more seconds in the air and Somerville, PA, would’ve been taken out, and that town is FULL of gas stations.

All of us sat for a while n our cars before we drove home.

Seeing this film was how I chose to begin the weekend, which has been consumed with the America’s Truth Forum; speakers included Robert Spencer, Brigitte Gabriel, and David Horowitz.

Every American should visit Shanksville and see this movie!

My reaction to the film was almost identical to yours. The following was also true yesterday, in my own experience:

The entire theatre sat there motionless staring at the black screen. Nobody moved, no sounds of motion, only the sound of several people trying to stifle and choke back tears. Then the dedications roll…. and the credits begin. And the audience still sits there. Numb. Silent.

Except for the Middle Eastern fellow sitting in front of me. He had yawned and smiled throughout the movie, and got up as soon as the screen was finished. Obviously, the movie didn't disturb him.

Afterwards, a total stranger and I hugged each other. She got directions to Shanksville from me. I visited Shanksville a few years ago. It's a sacred site, IMO. And that plane came down in a perfect spot–nobody on the ground was hurt. A few more seconds in the air and Somerville, PA, would've been taken out, and that town is FULL of gas stations.

All of us sat for a while n our cars before we drove home.

Seeing this film was how I chose to begin the weekend, which has been consumed with the America's Truth Forum; speakers included Robert Spencer, Brigitte Gabriel, and David Horowitz.

Every American should visit Shanksville and see this movie!

Ms. Underestimated wrote an emotional must-read review of Flight 93, which premiered last night. Do yourself a favor: read her review; see this movie.