The son of one of the many victims killed on 9/11 has declared publicly that he does not think Joe Biden has a place at Ground Zero, and that he should not “show his face” there.
Nic Haros Jr.’s mother, Frances was killed on 9/11. He appeared on Fox & Friends Monday, saying that Biden was “insensitive and he shows no compassion to the families” of the 13 fallen US service members who were killed by a suicide bomber in Afghanistan last month.
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Haros called Biden the “killer-in-chief,” and said, “I am demanding that President Biden do not show his face at Ground Zero on 9/11. It is now holy ground and I really don’t think he has a place there.”
Haros continued, “It’s shameful for him, I think, to use the dead bodies as a political prop for his so-called victory lap. He is insensitive and he shows no compassion to the families. No Joe, no victory, we are now in the Afghanistan War 2.0.
“Those resurrected victims kept America safe from harm all those years. Biden must not dishonor their grace and patriotism. He has none. Interesting because on Saturday Judge Jeanine called the president a liar-in-chief. Today I call out Biden as the killer-in-chief.
“It’s not just 13 killed or the thousands of Americans and Afghanistan supporters left to die. I believe he is complicit in a coming genocide of Americans and Afghans.”
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This piece was written by Leah Anaya on September 6, 2021. It originally appeared in RedVoiceMedia.com and is used by permission.
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