9/11

I remember my wife having heard it on radio and turned on TV. We are west coast so I didn't get up until 730 PT, she said the World Trade Center is gone, I said oh please (I was in bathroom). She said, no really. I went out saw it and went whoa.
 
BrAinPaiNt;4721362 said:
It does not seem that long ago.

Truly one of those times in history where people remember where they were and what they were doing when that happened.

Interesting isn't it? I can vividly recall what time it was, where I was and who told me President Kennedy was dead. I can see it all in vivid detail and even hear the voices around me.
 
jobberone;4721665 said:
Interesting isn't it? I can vividly recall what time it was, where I was and who told me President Kennedy was dead. I can see it all in vivid detail and even hear the voices around me.

Damn, how old are you if you can remember that event? I'm old and I wasn't even born then.
 
CanadianCowboysFan;4721658 said:
I think you have to forgive if you want to be the better nation/person etc

Not forgetting is one thing but remember, all our sins are forgiven, seems to me others should be too.

It is hard but it has to be done it seems to me.

I remember my wife having heard it on radio and turned on TV. We are west coast so I didn't get up until 730 PT, she said the World Trade Center is gone, I said oh please (I was in bathroom). She said, no really. I went out saw it and went whoa.

That all depends on how many people you know that were murdered by those *******s. I will never forget or forgive.

On a different note, they are finally going to take care of the clean up workers. I never understood the opposition to taking care of them.

9/11 World Trade Center Health Program Will Fund Cancer Care

Read more: http://healthland.time.com/2012/09/...-program-will-fund-cancer-care/#ixzz26BculgyZ
 
I was actually in NYC in the summer of 2011. Went down to the site, wife went shopping at some huge store near there, I took a few photos. We then sat near a building and ate some Dunkin Donuts. We said, damn imagine what was on the ground where we were sitting that day, body parts, dirt, debris. Must have been really ugly.
 
These lights will come on at dusk tonight and go off at dawn tomorrow. I've got personal pictures of last years lights.

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Lets keep the thread on honoring the 9-11 victims. Thanks
 
It's gone by so fast and I'll never forget. I can still remember in almost perfect detail everything about that day for me.

R.I.P. to all those victims, and heros, who were taken in this tragedy.
 
When I realize all of the preparations, planning, training, etc. that went into those terrorists pulling this off, ... I never dreamed that 11 years would go by without them succeeding in getting to us again.

I figured they would do something again way before now.

I know they would have if they could, ... praise and thanks to our military, they have been unable to do so.

:bow:
 
http://blu.stb.s-msn.com/i/8F/84FECCD3205EF36E3C81C1CA7815EF.jpg
image credit: http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/imagegallery/image_feature_2352.html

Only one American wasn't on Earth on 9/11,
and this is what he saw


On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, as Americans watched unprecedented horror unfold
before their eyes, one man watched the attacks unfold from hundreds of miles above
Manhattan. Frank Culbertson was the only American not on Earth that day. Instead, he
was commanding the International Space Station and snapped this pic of a smoke plume
spilling out from the location of the Twin Towers.

Culbertson said it was "horrible to see smoke pouring from wounds in your own country"
and mourned "watching life being destroyed" while on a mission committed to trying to
improve life on our planet.

Story link: http://now.msn.com/september-11-photo-shows-new-york-city-from-space
 
Phoenix;4721512 said:
Classless NBC decides to skip the moment of silence.



http://www.mediabistro.com/tvnewser...t-of-silence-for-kardashian-interview_b145281


NBC’s ‘Today’ Skips 9/11 Moment Of Silence For Kardashian Interview




At 8:46 AM, in New York City and at the White House in Washington DC, there was a moment of silence to remember when the first plane hit the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. In New York, the NYPD, FDNY, Port Authority Police and the families of the victims were present, while in Washington the President and the First Lady led the moment.


The cable networks all carried it, with ABC’s “Good Morning America” and “CBS This Morning” carrying it as well. The only national general news program to not carry the moment of silence was NBC’s ‘Today,” which, in an odd bit of counter-programming, opted to air an interview with “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” star Kris Jenner, who talked about the new season of the reality show, and her breast implants.

pathetic.:mad:
 
This '102 minutes that changed America' is making me shake. Heartbreaking stuff.

Classless move by NBC. I don't expect them to do something every year, but to show Kim K instead is ridiculous.
 
Lodeus;4722437 said:
This '102 minutes that changed America' is making me shake. Heartbreaking stuff.

Classless move by NBC. I don't expect them to do something every year, but to show Kim K instead is ridiculous.

102 Minutes is fascinating.

As far as NBC goes, 'we will never forget' isn't something I just say for the hell of it.





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