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What Is Your Most Poignant Memory Of 9/11?

Marianne™ 2010/09/10 15:22:18
Related Topics: Terrorist, The Life
This year will mark the ninth anniversary of the tragic events of September 11, 2001. That terrible Tuesday morning will be etched in my memory for as long as I live. It was on that day that 19 terrorists hijacked 4 commercial jet airliners on a suicide mission that took the lives of almost 3,000 innocent people at the World Trade Center, Pentagon and a lone field in Shanksville, PA. Please share your most poignant memory of that day... It may be 9 years but the shock, grief and anger that Al Qaeda could have succeeded in murdering so many Americans is something I still feel as if it was just yesterday.
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  • ♥Wild@Heart♥ 2010/09/10 15:38:05 (edited)
    ♥Wild@Heart♥
    +15
    Just shear disbelief! I could not imagine what the people in those towers and their loved ones were going through while they waited to be rescued. Watching the towers collapse and knowing how many lives were lost in that very moment made me sick! I wanted revenge for what happened that fateful day, the anger I had was incredible, and even though it has faded, I still want the ones responsible dead or brought to justice and then executed!

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  • Marianne™ Simmeri... 2010/09/11 02:48:28
  • Simmeri... Marianne™ 2010/09/11 02:54:42 (edited)
    Simmering Frog
    +2
    Thank you. I actually knew her father a little. My town isn't all that big.

    My understanding is that she took a job at the top of one of the buildings. She had only been working there for a few months.
  • Change Happens 2010/09/11 00:37:25
    Change Happens
    +5
    Mine didn't happen on That Day...but a day or two later. I've never been prouder of those that live in this country than I was during the next two weeks. We'd been stung..and badly...but then...it didn't make any difference how you voted...or what color your skin was...or even (at that time) what church you went to. We were By-God Americans and PISSED OFF. And we stood...shoulder to shoulder...and like Robin William said, gave Lady Liberty a baseball bat instead of her torch and inscribed "YOU WANT A PIECE OF ME!?!?"

    That was our shining moment....and I weep to see what we've become. Suddenly we are not united...and it does make a difference what color you are...and what church you belong to...and what book you read.

    We've sullied the memories of those innocents who died on that horrible day.
  • Marianne™ Change ... 2010/09/11 02:51:00
  • MushroomQueef 2010/09/11 00:18:15
    MushroomQueef
    +3
    i remember watching it on the news and thinking it was a action movie then realising it wasnt and then feeling so sad and angry for all those people. those barsterds who do this to other people should be hung drawn and quartered.
  • Change ... Mushroo... 2010/09/11 00:38:37
    Change Happens
    +3
    My first thought was the bomber that crashed into The Empire State building those years ago...but then...that was a cloudy/foggy day. I didn't know WHAT happened..but was riveted to the screen...until the SECOND plane smacked that tower...then I knew...and wept.
  • Mushroo... Change ... 2010/09/11 00:52:48
    MushroomQueef
    +3
    yeah it was so terrible to watch knowing all those people were trapped.
  • Marianne™ Change ... 2010/09/11 02:55:50 (edited)
  • Marianne™ Mushroo... 2010/09/11 02:52:53
  • Mushroo... Marianne™ 2010/09/11 02:55:45
    MushroomQueef
    +1
    thankyou :) x
  • Fannie 2010/09/11 00:04:49
    Fannie
    +3
    The whole damn day............and I will be remembering those who jumped from the buildings.
  • Marianne™ Fannie 2010/09/11 02:58:23
  • Fannie Marianne™ 2010/09/11 04:11:45
    Fannie
    +1
    Bless those families, we are thinking of them.
  • Idiot repubs 2010/09/10 23:56:37
    Idiot repubs
    No one knew where bush was for 3 days.
  • Rockies... Idiot r... 2010/09/11 01:44:34
    Rockies Man
    +3
    You are such an idiot, they should ban you from even being on any forum.
  • Angel Idiot r... 2010/09/11 02:32:56
    Angel
    +2
    oh look another terrorist sympathizer
  • Marianne™ Idiot r... 2010/09/11 03:01:17
  • *Danno*... Idiot r... 2010/09/12 00:04:55
    *Danno* JYD - SWMTPP
    +1
    I knew where the POTUS was. I guess you were too busy getting your Democrat marching orders to notice the news, eh?


  • BEN Idiot r... 2010/09/12 11:13:42
    BEN
    I feal sorry for you
  • Louisa - Enemy of the State 2010/09/10 23:41:24
    Louisa - Enemy of the State
    +4
    I think the pictures of people free falling from the Towers' windows is very poignant. I can't look at them without knowing that these people were alive when their picture was captured...........and dead before the next picture was taken.
  • Marianne™ Louisa ... 2010/09/11 03:03:29
  • Diana 2010/09/10 23:09:29
    Diana
    +4
    My mother looking at the T.V. crying.She had a bad stroke and just got out of the rehabilitation center.She couldn't talk very well or Talk to good.,But it touched her deeply at what she saw.She felt sad at what other people were going through.I will never forget that.
  • Marianne™ Diana 2010/09/11 03:05:30
  • BreakingMyself55 2010/09/10 23:00:13
    BreakingMyself55
    +3
    i was in 3rd grade and i remember that i got out of school early and i didn't know why.then i came home and my mom and dad were sitting in front of the tv and i asked my dad what was going on and he said America has been attacked.and then i looked at the tv and i saw the towers burning.i was little.i didn't know in the slightest what was going to happen to America or how my family would be effected....i didn't think i would be effected but i was wrong cause my dad was shipped to iraq where he fought for our freedom.i thank god everyday that my dad is now home and safe...i will never forget.
  • Marianne™ Breakin... 2010/09/11 03:07:32
  • Breakin... Marianne™ 2010/09/11 15:25:23
    BreakingMyself55
    +1
    thanks a bunch! :)
  • Time Remains 2010/09/10 22:52:41
    Time Remains
    +3
    At the Time I was 10 years old and I had just arrived with my mom at the hardware store that she and my dad are part owners off. One of the employees had a radio turned on and thats when i first heard about it.....
  • Marianne™ Time Re... 2010/09/10 22:59:45
  • Time Re... Marianne™ 2010/09/11 01:12:01
    Time Remains
    +3
    No problem, we must all remember it as it happened and fight against the conspiracy theorists who would horribly abuse that day and what happened.
  • Hellno~POTL~RWAC~FUCU 2010/09/10 22:45:07
    Hellno~POTL~RWAC~FUCU
    +9
    I turned the television on shortly after the second tower was hit... I watched in disbelief for hours. Finally, sometime around 4 or 5pm, I felt so overwhelmed by everything I was watching that I needed a break. I walked outside and sat down. It was a beautiful day... not a cloud in the sky, the air was crisp and clean... I have no idea how long I sat there but I will never forget how quiet it was.

    After that moment I went back inside and continued to watch the coverage for the rest of that evening and as much as I could over the next several days... but whatever emotions I was feeling earlier had been replaced with anger.
  • Marianne™ Hellno~... 2010/09/10 23:05:48
  • S 2010/09/10 22:22:27
    S
    +6
    I remember that day so clearly because I worked in a H.S where lots of the kids parents worked in the twin towers. as a H.S for arts there was Televisions all over the school and this horrible site of seeing the towers hit made so many of the kids scream and cry and wonder if their parents where there. I cried for so many hours, also because my husband at the time worked in that area and I could not talk to him to know if he was okay.
    It was horrible!
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  • Marianne™ S 2010/09/10 22:31:11
  • S Marianne™ 2010/09/10 22:49:07
    S
    +3
    Yes it was! Watching their faces and not knowing what or who I knew was there was the worst day ever. But thanks for posting this
  • Polycrates~POTL~RWAC 2010/09/10 22:09:17
    Polycrates~POTL~RWAC
    +8
    We still have not found Osama Bin-laden , thats what I remember!

    The most powerful country in the world cannot find one man. This is BS and Everyone knows it.

    Time to bring in the moabs into afganistan!
    Its time to clean out congress and the house and senate....Its time for justice.

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  • Marianne™ Polycra... 2010/09/10 22:16:16
  • Idiot r... Marianne™ 2010/09/11 00:00:09
    Idiot repubs
    So you want the world to believe we're the maniacs? Indescriminately nuke countries? That's how north Korea would act, not us, we are above that. Let's act it.
  • Marianne™ Idiot r... 2010/09/11 03:08:30 (edited)
  • Polycra... Marianne™ 2010/09/11 00:11:42
    Polycrates~POTL~RWAC
    +4
    shmankshuns- no dictionary results ..not a real word......cant use it...good try though...hahahahhahaha

    shmankshuns- dictionary real hahahahhahaha
  • sam 2010/09/10 21:43:08
    sam
    +6
    I remember delivering the medical waste bags to ground zero...The horror was un imaginable,,,,,

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