Terrorism

There Is No Moral Context That Can Justify September 11

By Dr. Chris Meek, | June 29th, 2026

Nearly twenty-five years after terrorists murdered 2,977 innocent people on September 11, a troubling narrative continues to emerge: that America somehow brought the attacks upon itself. As a survivor of Ground Zero, I reject that premise unequivocally. Nations can debate foreign policy, confront historical mistakes, and strive to become more just, but there is no moral framework that can justify the deliberate murder of innocent civilians. As we approach the 25th anniversary of 9/11, we must preserve the distinction between victim and perpetrator, honor the extraordinary courage displayed that day, and ensure that future generations inherit history rooted in truth rather than revisionism.

Free Speech vs. Hostile Protests: The Moral and Legal Line Between Dissent and Violence

By Dr. Chris Meek| May 23rd, 2025

Free speech is a cornerstone of democracy—but it is not a shield for hatred or a license to kill. When protests turn into acts of violence, as seen in the murder of Israeli Embassy staffers Sarah Milgrim and Yaron Lischinsky and the 9/11 terrorist attacks, society must draw a clear moral and legal line. This OpEd examines how weaponized rhetoric, cloaked as dissent, threatens not only lives but the very freedoms it falsely claims to defend.

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