September the 11

I'm fed up with these obnoxious people who believe this fallacy. The idea of this is absolutely outrageous, and obviously if it were true good ol' Georgy would be behind bars.

 

Not with the amount of oil he owns.

 

It's all inheritance, it would be passed though the cycle of family if he were responsible.

 

I didn't personally call them. But I was personally in Baghdad for damn near 15 months.

Do you even know WHY we have been there all these years? We are helping them build their country/troops. The military has provided civilians there with TONS of jobs. The people are scared shitless that we are leaving them. They need us there. We keep them safe. Thats why we are training their troops to be able to defend themselves.

 

Rest in peace all the people who died. It wasn't set up and the people who did it were brain washed - the suicide bombers were drugged, they had a week of being drugged and when they came too, they were told that they had been to heaven and If they did as they were told they would be sent back. Once again, Rest in peace all the people who died and the people on the flights who saved the White House and the Pentagon.

 

I'm with Gohan on this, sure it's sad that a lot of people lost their lives, but people die all the time, it's been 9 years I say americans should get over it.

 

i think it was by Bush since he told the air troops to stand down, and then when the bomber was close enough he sent them in which obviously there was no time left.

 

Was done by the government to open up path ways to war. Without it, they wouldn't have a reason to attack a lot of the countries that the attacked.

Interesting fact: I flew today on 9/11.

 

Those things don't compare to 9/11 (even though Virginia Tech Massacre is still remembered). Like 3,000 people died in 9/11 when even the worst school shootings kill like 30 people. It also caused famous buildings to be destroyed, and it was a terrorist attack which makes it much more significant. Plus 9 years isn't even that long. I think it's fine to still have a day where you mourn over it.

 

It will be remembered forever. It's history.

 

I have realized that no matter how many illiteratal idiots you disprove that 9\11 was indeed a terrorist attack, there is ALWAYS going to be another one standing right next to him. Its freedom of opinion, something us Americans use daily. I know that it was real, not set-up, and thats all i need to know.

 

Umm...they had a direct correlation. The US invaded Afghanistan first to contain the terrorist threat, but then invaded Iraq because they had "reliable intelligence" that Iraq was harboring nuclear warheads. Of course there weren't any. Now it's just about the oil...

OT: It's just a day for me now. It was very tragic for the first few years; now I just let it go by.

 

I was only 6 years old at the time and didn't fully understand the the drama. As I grew older I saw it just as a regular disaster, nothing special setting it a part from all the other drama that goes on in our world. On the 7th anniversary (two years ago) I was watching a documentary on it and I fully understood the reason it was such a big deal. Families have been torn apart by this incident, and I feel sorry for everyone who was impacted.

 

A very confusing day as well to say the least.

 

Did anybody watch The 102 Minutes that Changed America? That shit was so heavy. If you don't know what it is, it's a compilation of film from people who happened to have cameras on that day and shows the first 102 minutes, starting when the planes hit, from the point of view of different people around the city.