Remembering 9/11
 

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14 years ago today,where has that gone? but images still very vivid.

Still shocking watching the footage Kaz.....remembering all those who lost their lives or had their lives changed forever :love:

I was reading about the 'jumpers' earlier,how terrified they must have been,it was an awful day Annie:hug:

I was glued to the TV my heart in my mouth, 14yrs?... I can remember that sick hollow feeling when they fell.
It's heartbreaking to hear those who survived or helped are now suffering due to diseases brought on by inhalation.

I hope that security all around the world is tightened up so that we don't have another repeat of this tragic accident.

You can never rule out sensationlism by terrorists.

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Yes a sad day,

My sister in law saw that arista,she works at St Vincents hospital in NY and there is a picture where she can be seen in a crowd outside looking in disbelief at the towers.:bawling:

I remember going to school that day and my teacher was completely glued to the phone and tele. Her brother worked at the towers and trying to get through to her family up there.

Was he ok Xtopher ?

This will never be forgotten. Have you been to the memorial site Kaz?

Wow, I can't imagine how dreadful that must've been to witness.

RIP to those who tragically lost their lives, 9/11 will never be forgotten.

I actually try NOT to remember this, Alan Henning, or Lee Rigby, or any of the other thousands of atrocities committed by these demons because it disturbs me too much.

RIP all the victims though and I hope all the bereaved find some peace.

It's reasons like this why I'm so anxious about the government letting in "scared Syrian citizens". We are taking a gamble... I don't want more lives to be lost because of terrorists.

9/11 was a tragic day... I was so young. But I remember that the world just stopped... I am remembering all of them.

RIP to those 3000 that lost their lives on that day and RIP to those muslims who lost their lives as a result of a crime they did not commit

I'll never forget this atrocity. I think because of the whole conspiracy surrounding it now as interesting as it is, most are forgetting why we should remember 9/11 and what horrors happened that day.

This song was always reminds me of the aftermath of 9/11 because it was used on many documentaries afterwards.

R.I.P </3

Yes Cherie, if ever you get the chance you must go,it has an aura of it's own,it's beautiful but surreal that those buildings have actually gone , I went in those they were massive hard to believe something like that could just disappear.

i watched the towers fall in an American company with colleagues who had family members in the towers

lest we forget

..heroes don't realise they're doing anything spectacular...it's what they do..

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