Was at an Audi event at the Science Museum across the river from the Trade Center in NJ and we watched both buildings go down. I was stunned. Took me 8 hours to get home and it usually is an hour. We stayed as they were setting up a mobil Red Cross station as they were expecting tons of hurt people to come from the City by boat but no one ever came becuae of the people just being buried an nothing left of the victims to mend! What a sick and angry day! Our instructor of the class that day saw the 2nd plane hot and was vomitting when we 1st saw him. He still hasn't been able to fly since.

Lost friends of friends and watching the stuff on TV last night still made me feel sick. Just hearing the live stuff from the FD scanners then the beacons going off after the collapses really sticks. We should never forget this day and always pray for the families!

Consider it done Mike.

God Bless you and thank you for what you're doing for all of us.

Frank

Not sure how to post this but it is worth watching so we all remember and never forget.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHDz8H8D10g

It's a shame that our media, deciding the videos of this attack are too graphic for the American people to handle, have basically removed them from television. They should be aired every day. America is historically a forgiving nation but there needs to be full retribution before forgiveness. Anyone who thinks that these murders are anything but a full-out, cowardly attack on our country and our way of life and part of an ongoing war waged by islamofacists is either naive, misinformed or in denial. If I see one more "coexist" or "war is not the answer" bumper sticker here in NW CT, I think I'll puke. These head-in-the-sand, "can't we all just get along" liberals are the same sort of people who allowed Hitler and Stalin to rise to power in the time of my father's generation. "Maybe if we could just sit down and TALK, they wouldn't hate us so much..." BS!!! This isn't a Coke commercial where we all smile and hold hands in a big field and sing songs. It's time for a lot more nationalism and a lot less concilliation.

Please stop for brief moment today, remember the victims, remember the heroic first responders who went into those towers knowing the risk and remember all the brave men and women of our armed forces serving in the war on terror. Then thank God that you are fortunate enough to live in the greatest country the world has ever known. God Bless America and the troops who defend her GBAATTWDH!

Josh Piver Stonington Ct......