Retired professor visits 9/11 memorial, unleashes crazy conspiracy rant blaming Bush for the attacks
Retired professor visits 9/11 memorial, unleashes crazy conspiracy rant blaming Bush for the attacks
By
newguardstaff
September 11, 2016
Sunday morning a retired professor visited Young Americans for Freedom at the University of Michigan’s 9/11: Never Forget Project and went on a crazed rant, blaming the United States government for the attacks and hurling expletives at students.
The man, who identifies himself as Larry Brayboy, approached chapter chair Grant Strobl at UMich YAF’s flag memorial, scolding him for “disrespecting” the lives lost on 9/11 by “covering up” the real story of the attacks.
Brayboy ranted, “Bush, Cheney, Israel, and Saudi Arabia did the 9/11 attacks!”
He claimed the “military industrial complex, intelligence agencies, and Israel have been the primary beneficiaries of the 9/11 attacks.”
Brayboy, who explained he is a retired community college professor, spent nearly ten minutes spinning bizarre conspiracy theories about the 9/11 attacks while the YAF chapter attempted to quietly remember the lives lost. (Full video here)
When Strobl asked Brayboy to leave for disrespecting the memorial, Brayboy called him a “useful idiot,” and said, “You’re full of crap and don’t know what you’re talking about.”
After Strobl offered to send Brayboy his prayers, Brayboy snapped back, “Don’t pray for me, pray for your sorry ass.”
Since YAF’s annual 9/11: Never Forget Project began going up nationwide on Thursday, similar instances have been reported everywhere from California to Florida. Fifteen years after the attacks, this proves the importance of taking time to erect these displays and remember that radical Islamists murdered those innocent Americans.
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