world Trade Center disaster

Rus_pro

well,I just noticed no one made a thread about this so I decided to go ahead and make it


today the United States of America is marking 14 years since the terrorist attacks of 9/11.


It's awful you know, I hear everyone say that 9/11 was the day when two towers fell, but they always leave out the part that's truely shocking... 9/11 was the day when two towers fell with hundreds, thousands of people still inside, trapped. It's devastating to have all these brothers and sisters lose their lives in this way. But I hope everyone who lost a love one that day can take some kind of comfort in knowing that their all in heaven right now. From the very instant of their departure from this world, they we're no longer suffering, worrying, or panicking. They were all greeted high up above into our Lords arms and givin a life of eternity in paradise. Amen

ELmalky7mar

Rest in peace to everyone who lost their lives due to this inside job. It's truly shocking how greedy America and other higher ups are to attack their own country. The people didn't deserve that to happen to them but, welcome to life.

I don't think we should remember this day though. There are much more worse and darker times in history and events that no one ever speaks of. We should not celebrate death or make a yearly reminder of it, just let it go, people die everyday.

ZenithAnnul

I appreciate your kind words and support, but this topic is getting a bit old and repetitive, as a to point where it gets tiring. No need to reconcile this event.

its_meeeh

Rus_pro wrote: »

Amen

I like how do you speak arabic ^^

Actually , I dont believe that USA cant destroy ISIS...

Oh , Why did ISIS leave "QATAR" (The weakest army in arab) and join Syria?

Dont that make you ask yourself a question? :rolleyes:
Even why dont these countries support ISIS and terrorists with weapons...

EgybtVIB

RIP all the innocent lives that were lost.

4chan be like "Happy 9/11, everyone!"

Baecan

ELmalky7mar wrote: »

Rest in peace to everyone who lost their lives due to this inside job. It's truly shocking how greedy America and other higher ups are to attack their own country. The people didn't deserve that to happen to them but, welcome to life.

I don't think we should remember this day though. There are much more worse and darker times in history and events that no one ever speaks of. We should not celebrate death or make a yearly reminder of it, just let it go, people die everyday.

Offensive on so many levels.

Keep these comments to yourself. thanks.

GumShoe

R.I.P. all the innocent lives lost on this day. My condolences to their friends and family members. We've all been affected by this day.

Everyone please do your best to just ignore hateful and ignorant comments.

EgybtVIB wrote: »

RIP all the innocent lives that were lost.

4chan be like "Happy 9/11, everyone!"

Well... The majority of 4chan users are pedophiliac, supremacist 'neck-beards' who are commonly NEETs that don't contribute to the community and also believe they're 'edgy'. Either that or underaged future NEETs and weeaboos.

Their statements aren't relevant.

eX_Makaveli

Baecan wrote: »

Offensive on so many levels.

Keep these comments to yourself. thanks.

I guess the truth hurts.

RipCF

They murder themselves 10 fold annually, funny they invaded how many counties and spent billions to counter that attack.
Yet they do nothing about the over 100k who have died since 9/11 in their own country due to guns. GG

Fizzeq_

eX_Makaveli wrote: »

I guess the truth hurts.

There's no truth if it was all destroyed, lol. The thing with terrorist attacks and government response is that the feds would NEVER fully alert the public with every piece of information. Easily then, people speculate that it was an inside job. To this day, the public don't even know for sure. They will never know, as unpleasing as that sounds. Maybe not everyone cares or will ever care, and that's true. But just like Pearl Harbor 70+ years ago, the beginning of one of the most shocking and terrifying struggles in the 20th century: the modern world and beyond, will remember this very event that rocked the international scene. "Celebration" is not a good word, maybe something like "commemoration" is more fitting. There's obviously nothing to celebrate, unless you're a sick person or a terrorist/pro-conflict person yourself. Nobody likes to be in a conflict. And certainly nobody wants to die innocently. Hostilities exist, but terrorist attacks are the exempt of cruelty, of onslaught; worthy of remembrance of what happened. You think a nation can ever forget an onslaught like 9/11? No. Never.

Being a Korean-Chinese-American myself, I sympathize with fellow New Yorkers. Easily I side with the patriotism, the determination. I'm human and I have feelings. I realize what is right, from my own senses. It's not because I'm brain-washed and influenced by the feds. They've done awful things; every government has. Heck I lived in NY for 15 years of my life, down in the Bronx. I've been to the 9/11 memorial and Twin Tower many times. The last time I was there was last summer with a tour group. It's always emotional to see the mass 'wall' of names presented on carved fine granite. I've been to baseball stadiums to pay my due respects for 9/11. It's definitely not something to celebrate. They were heroes, but died in vain. A nation can't promise revenge, certainly not in this modern world. This is politics and most certainly suffering for you. It's complex, it's debate, it's mind-blowing.