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It’s not precisely TikTok’s love letters for Osama bin Laden, but the fledgling “influencers” on TikTok seem to be in love with Osama bin Laden these days instead.
It seems some young pups on TikTok have taken to pining over Osama bin Laden with a letter he wrote back in 2002 explaining to the world why he planned the attacks on America.
The two-page document, which was published by The Guardian, is a letter Bin Laden wrote in 2002 as a polemic against the U.S. and an explanation of the ideology that led him to orchestrate the 9/11 attacks. – Newsweek
Sidenote – the Guardian has taken down the letter from their site as of 15 November 2023.
Several TikTok users have jumped on board this viral smut spreading like a sexually transmitted disease. One of them is a pro-Palestinian activist, of course.
Online personality and pro-Palestinian activist Lynette Adkins urged her over 175,000 TikTok followers on Tuesday to read the words of the terrorist mastermind behind the 9/11 attacks.
“I need everyone to stop what they’re doing right now and go read- It’s literally two pages. Go read ‘A Letter to America,” Adkins said the video. “And please come back here and just let me know what you think because I feel like I’m going through, like, an existential crisis right now and a lot of people are, so I just need someone else to be feeling this.” – Fox News
I will tell you right now, I have not read the letter. I don’t know where it exists, nor will I try to find it. I don’t need to read it. I don’t want to read it. I don’t have TikTok, so I cannot share any videos with you from the soul-sucking app.
Except, there is X – from the account of End Wokeness:
TikTok has now rehabilitated Osama Bin Laden. 9/11 was justified and an act of resistance, they say.
Decolonization is a death cult.
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) November 16, 2023
And now, of course, these idiots are using this letter from Osama bin Laden as justification for their pro-Hamas/Palestinian stupidity. I guess none of these young people have cracked open a Bible. This is nothing new, and it certainly didn’t start with bin Laden.
Surprise, this isn’t the first time people have tried to make Osama bin Laden a hero. In 2007, apparently, someone wrote a play about him, and The Victory Girls were on it.
And here’s more from America’s youth who probably were born in the year 2001:
“It’s actually so mind-blowing to me that terrorism has been sold as this idea to the American people…that this group of people, this random group of people, just suddenly wakes up one day and just hates you…it doesn’t make sense,” another TikTok user said.
A few TikTok reactions to the letter show users recreating their joy at hearing of Bin Laden’s death in 2011, then contrasting it with their shock at reading the letter in 2023, adding the phrase “he was right.” – Newsweek
Young people get their news from TikTok. Hey Vivek, how about building an online army to kick out these viral algorithms of deceit. Because we all know TikTok’s not going anywhere, as much as we’d like it to go away.
The older generation, saying, “Well, I don’t use TikTok,” isn’t helping.
Yes, I’d prefer there was no TikTok. But there is. And we need to deal with it, but I don’t know the answer. Indeed, it’s not Nikki Haley’s big brother dreams.
We all know that TikTok is trash, and it is being used as a tool to destroy America. TikTok has shown how divided people in America are. The leftists spreading crap all over TikTok while the conservatives stay way clear of the misinformation and talk about how it is nothing but a trinket. Yet, this is how the generations behind us get their “news.” So, I don’t have a problem with Vivek being on TikTok. But is he making any headway? Obviously not.
We always have The Victory Girls constantly typing out the truth. And Kim does an outstanding job laying into TikTok in a featured post today. So, thank you for that!
Feature Image: George Hodan, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
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