Saturday, September 11, 2021

Lest we forget


Never forget.

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  1. I think, ,off the cuff here,, immediately this comes to mind,,, "For What It's Worth" , in light/knowledge of this and the current attack on "We the People" I am a firm believer in the age old statement. Just because it is in print doesn't make it true / you cant believe everything you read/ You never know who your with / .... and I am sure there are many other good ones out there. "For What It's Worth" Buffalo Springfield
    Stop, Look, Listen

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    1. All of our hearts broke that day, never to mend, and so many still believe all of their lies. We the People are now living the outcome of the treachery bestowed upon us by our own government. Yes Becky,Stop,Look,Listen.Let me add... React, Speak out, Step up. God Bless sister.

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  2. Shouldn't the title be "Lest We Forget"?

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  3. I lost 5 people that day. I will never forget.

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    1. I am so sorry for your loss Krab, it is a hurt that never heals. Love and prayers to you and yours.

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  4. Almost everyone I knew at that time lost either family or friend on 9/11. My Commanding Officer lost his brother. My dad had just retired From Aetna, which was located on, I believe, the 91st floor of the North Tower. He was actually on-site during the earlier bombing, and had to evacuate via the stairs.
    One of my cousin's friends was am NYC fireman. He had swapped days off with another guy at the firehouse on 9/11. That guy died.

    Twenty years later, and it's still a gaping wound. I will NEVER forget...

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  5. Here's a tribute I enjoyed watching. Maybe because the song reminds me of when it happened while I was in college. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSHdJ1PN9ww

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  6. After all these years, this still makes my heartache and makes me weep.

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  7. The shock, chest crushing inability to breath hurt is the same as the very moment this all took place. Compounded with the amount of those still dyeing to this day from breathing in the contaminated air. Police, Fire, civilian so many.. Yes this one was and is the one most shocking...How could one forget? but what else do we remember. I know, nothing on this scale ever happened before, it stands out the most.

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