A moment of silence to remember...

Post by **Paladin-X** » 2005-09-11 11:42

...the victims, the fire fighters, the policemen of September 11, 2001.

Canada will fly her flags at half-mast today, in remembrance of the tragedy that our southern brothers and sisters faced.

God Bless America and her fallen brave.

Post by **Wolfmaster** » 2005-09-11 12:43

4 years ago already....

[R-DEV wrote:Paladin-X]God Bless America and her fallen brave.

x2

HogansHeros · Post by **HogansHeros** » 2005-09-11 14:43

well said

barre · Post by **barre** » 2005-09-11 17:39

[R-DEV wrote:Paladin-X]...the victims, the fire fighters, the policemen of September 11, 2001.

Canada will fly her flags at half-mast today, in remembrance of the tragedy that our southern brothers and sisters faced.

God Bless America and her fallen brave.

Not to mention but the whole world was a part of this tradegy.. and now the London incident is upon memories also..

barre, Sweden

Tactical Advantage · Post by **Tactical Advantage** » 2005-09-11 17:43

Yes, a moment of silence is the least we can, God Bless all those who were lost or people who lost loved ones in this tradegy 4 years ago today.

Post by **Paladin-X** » 2005-09-11 17:43

I mention Canada because I'm from Canada.

I don't know how other countries handle this day. PS we flew our flags at half-mast for the london tragedy as well.

Post by **JS.Fortnight.A** » 2005-09-11 17:56

*silence*

Sgt.Weber · Post by **Sgt.Weber** » 2005-09-11 17:58

I remember waking up that day on base and seeing that on TV. First i thought the tower was on fire. Then when i seen the second plane crash into the other tower i knew something was wrong.

Post by **requiem** » 2005-09-11 18:04

Originally I heard that a plane had crashed into the towers, but I was assuming a scenic plane such as a Cessna. Then I saw the damage it did and didn't know what to think anymore.

*a moment of silence*

CobraPhantom · Post by **CobraPhantom** » 2005-09-11 20:07

RIP *silence* I remember waking up to one of towers burning, I thought the worst was over until on LIVE tv the the 2nd one was hit.

Post by **BrokenArrow** » 2005-09-11 21:10

i remember exactly where i was, walking through the halls at school and they announcied it on the intercom, didnt realize how serious it was till i got home and watched the news. after that i was amazed that the teachers at some schools had let rumors go wild with the kids... things got so out of hand that some scenarios included the space shuttle hitting a tower.

i guess thats one of the most shocking things to me if you can believe it. i wish all those affected well.

Post by **Paladin-X** » 2005-09-11 22:20

I was at work and a buddy of mine heard it on the radio. He came over to tell me that 1 of the towers was hit by a plane. At first I thought that it was some dumb drunken pilot, until my buddy came back and told me another plane hit the other tower. I didn't do much work that day. I spent most of it sitting by the radio.

TerribleOne · Post by **TerribleOne** » 2005-09-11 22:31

I watched it on TV and when the first one fell i was shocked. Totaly dident believe it.
Think on with the future that the city will rise better and stronger then ever before.
Good things do come from bad things.

Post by **BrokenArrow** » 2005-09-11 22:37

thats true, though besides a boost in patriotism (which actually imo, got a little out of hand for some people) i cant say much good has come from this unfortunately.

TerribleOne · Post by **TerribleOne** » 2005-09-11 22:41

Well i would sya it pushed a drive on the fight against terrorismn. And for physical things, in the place of the twin towers will be built somthing far more beutifull.

Post by **BrokenArrow** » 2005-09-11 22:43

yeah, thats all true and i agree, but i think ive seen a rift torn between america and some of her allies due to the sort of gung-ho mentality there is going on....

anywa, back to the topic: its been a fast 4 years and again, i wish everyone touched by this tragedy the best possible.

Beckwith · Post by **Beckwith** » 2005-09-12 00:45

Taffy · Post by **Taffy** » 2005-09-12 16:36

I agree. And we cannot forget the incidents across the world and, most recently, my City London. God bless not just America, but all those who have been struck by this evil.

Post by **Wolfmaster** » 2005-09-12 17:26

Taffy wrote:God bless not just America, but all those who have been struck by this evil.

and god protect all those who live in places where terrorism will strike in the future.

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