7 years on, Sept. 11 is so far and yet so close, page 2
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reply posted on 8-9-2008 @ 07:20 AM by jackinthebox
reply to post by The_Alarmist2012



Wrong war right time?


Indeed. My brother went to war because of 9/11 and went back for the money. The trauma that led him to join the Army has very little to do with why he is still in Iraq today.




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reply posted on 8-9-2008 @ 07:23 AM by jackinthebox
reply to post by pai mei



We must remember the victims of 9/11, we must also remember who did it.


You might want to get a load of this jam by Mos Def...

(caution: offensive language)





reply posted on 8-9-2008 @ 11:22 AM by vehemes terra eternus
reply to post by jackinthebox



I can't believe it has been 7 years and still no pitchforks heading for the white house. It is very important to remember and to remind. I do not want to see this one swept under the rug like all the others.

Great list Tazcon, there are many more but you sum it up nicely. Isn't it incredible what they can get away with? The pressure must be kept on these squirming worms in office, good to see Dennis K giving his all.
The Internet has allowed the good guys a panoramic view of the big picture. Hopefully there will be much more to come on this extremely important issue, before it is shelved.

Hey Jack, epic song huh. I would have to give the props to Immortal Technique. He spits the lyrics while Mos and Eminem take care of the chorus.
IT is an amazing mc and a true soldier of the revolution. He turned down all the major labels so there are no strings attached, just pure, from the heart reality hip hop. He is bringing the truth to the people at a grassroots level. Here's another of his called Cause of Death. 4th Branch is another tight one. Good thread Alarmist star n flag.

Peace



[edit on 8/9/08 by vehemes terra eternus] Fixing video


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reply posted on 8-9-2008 @ 12:23 PM by jackinthebox
reply to post by LostNemesis



...really just a resentment for finding out that we aren't safe life they always made us think.


That is youth talking. It's a part of growing up to realize and then embrace the fact that no one gets out of life alive.


But, our own government wanted everything to change.


And that is the world of difference that I resent. Not that something like 9/11 could happen, but that they would let it happen, and that they would use it as an excuse to do all that they have done since then.

And again, even if it really was just a bunch of wacko Muslim terrorists, it really makes no difference. We have lost far more than the buildings and even the thousands of people who made their final departure that day. We lost what it meant to be an American.

I saw a bumper sticker not too long after 9/11 that sums it up I think. It said, "I'm not afraid of terrorists, so don't go shredding up the Constitution on my account!"

I would rather live free for a day than live forever in bondage.

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reply posted on 8-9-2008 @ 12:52 PM by Jess31
reply to post by jackinthebox



I agree I will never forget either, and it just the worst day imaginable, I am in NH but still it freaked me out some. I remember watching the tv most of the day crying over the lives lost, and fearful mine would end too. Every year on september 11th, I am glued to the tv, for fear it will happen again!


reply posted on 8-9-2008 @ 01:04 PM by jackinthebox
reply to post by Jess31



I do not fear much, and certainly not another terrorist attack. My concern is what would be done as the result of such an attack.

On the day, I remember thinking that this was just the beginning. That if they could hit the Towers and the Pentagon, that we were about to go full-out into World War at any minute. As bad as it was, I really did think it was going to wind up being a lot worse.

As far as being from NH, one thing I have noticed is that people from out of state almost seem to be even more affected psychologically. Not that NYers weren't profoundly affected, shocked, scarred for life, etc., but I think people from out of state applied more of a mystique to the Towers and NY in general. That it affected them differently somehow.

I know that for myself, I was shocked and pissed-off about the Towers, but my real "fear" came into play when the Pentagon was hit.


reply posted on 8-9-2008 @ 05:22 PM by NightVision
Originally posted by The_Alarmist2012
I remember that day as if it was yesterday, with a surreal clarity, a kind of horror and feeling of vulnerability, a real measure of loss of what was the great United States of America.

I remember watching the news coverage while my mind seemed detached as if what I was seeing wasn't real..

Has it really been seven years?

www.usatoday.com
(visit the link for the full news article)


Couldn't have said it better myself. 'Surreal' is what comes to mind. Its like our generations 'JFK' or Pearl Harbor. In fact, 9/11 is likely to become our generations great lasting conspiracy over the demolition accusations.

I tend to get disturbed when I see 'We Will Not Forget' scralled everywhere. Thats almost like a veiled admission of guilt, suggesting that under normal circumstances we would forget. I mean, how could anyone forget anything like 9/11!?!?


reply posted on 8-9-2008 @ 05:45 PM by NightVision
Originally posted by feydrautha
i believe it is vital that we remember the horror that day unleashed on the free world...

to help refresh our memory, and in sound context, i offer:


Fitna Part 1/2

Fitna Part 2/2


"If the West wants to have peace, then they have to accept Islamic rule."
- Indonesian cleric, Abu Bakar Bashir




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Dude, those clips were intense. I still say those buildings were demolished so that makes alot of people across alot of borders responsible.


reply posted on 8-9-2008 @ 10:55 PM by rightuos
I remember that day, I woke up got my son ready for school. Went off to our meeting point with our ride that inevitably never showed up. I though for a moment that maybe she over stayed a party night and I might need to walk my son to school. Sitting and waiting I noticed there was airliner after airliner landing at the airport. I thought it a little odd but didn't give much thought to it.

Time had passed enough I figured I would need to walk him to school we headed home to grab the water bottle when I saw what was happening on the news.

At first it was the one plane crash, but shortly after I saw the second impact. At that point my knees felt weak, stomach not so good.

I kept my son home from school that day, and watched as it all unfolded. The feelings I felt were a mix of anger and remorse. I felt worthless for a small time knowing I could do nothing to help.

I went down the road of conspiracy on 9/11. bought into a lot of silly crap I might add. I don't buy into any of the 9/11 conspiracy theories at present, I believe them to be politically motivated.

It is... unacceptable in my eyes to follow a theory of such idiocy only blaming one side of a two party system... Something of this magnitude being pulled off was caused by both sides if it was caused by our side at all.

I have watched so much damn video of this, read so much crap about this, reviewed so many damn BS videos and pictures of it that I just don't want to look anymore. There is more doctored crap out there to suggest conspiracy that anything truthful is buried. It is truly a disappointing time in American history when so many are easily driven, and lead down roads of stupid.

It is my opinion this country is leading itself to suicide. That is if the insane stupid crap I see, hear, and experience everyday keeps up it's present track record..

I in no way excuse an investigation of 9/11, but the standards at which people accept is just baaaaaad. there is way to many people jumping on garbage reports as solid evidence. Way too many people jumping on guessed BS. So much BS presented as truth via youtube videos or some poor shmucks 2-3 camera photos. The sad part about this is if there is a cover to unveil we will never see it because of all the dumb ass crap thrown out there.

There is no need to cover up anything. "let the crying stupidity do it for you"

In the end I don't think there's a conspiracy. I think we were caught with our pants down. I think a lot of the conspiracy comes from people who wish it didn't happen that way.
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