Please do this...

[Guest Rabbit]

September 11th. The World Trade Center Twin Towers Fell...

 

A Sad day for all americans, and for others all around the world. I was just requesting to all of you on CNCNZ who read this in time, if you could stop for a second, and just take a moment of silence for our country... It would really mean a lot to me...

 

I had 2 family members die in that attack... :cry:

[Guest MadBadger]

hrmm i guess im not the greatest when it comes to sticking to a topic but im deff gona hold a minutes silence at 12:00. and for all the good it will do im sorry Hypno.

[Luk3us 63]

K.

[Guest Rabbit]

Thanks a lot... I will explain more about it when I get the chance... cause I think it would be healthy to get it out, now that I brought it up...

[Guest MadBadger]

hey no prob i just hope that if the middle east start celebrating the americans are willing to 'lose' some dasy cutters i mean there realy heavy and the connectors could just 'break' while flying over the middle east ya know .

[Doctor Destiny 41]

Let 9/11 go people. It's time to move on.

[Guest Rabbit]

Let 9/11 go people. It's time to move on.

 

It's hard to let something go that you've grown up with...

 

With New Orleans happening, and with this anniversary, A lot of sadness is coming around...

 

It's hard to let go of family members you loved very much... I feel like my aunt and uncle who died there were the ones who actually knew me the most... and then they were gone... it's hard to let something go that is that important to you... I wasn't saying that people had to go crazy and celebraty the anniversary, with a hoard of rememberances... I was just making a simple request...

[Doctor Destiny 41]

Sadness comes and goes. It's a fact life, and while it's not particularly great, it's going to happen. Buuuuuuuut, what I find grotesque is people like to twist this **** for their own gain. No offense Hypno, but what about other disasters where people died? Why don't you have a remembrance for all of them too? Self-interest doesn't impress me. I've lost family members too but I'm not making an aniversary for each one. I've moved on and so should you.

[Guest Rabbit]

I see your point... I shouldve said it a different way at the least...

 

I apologize to all that have lost for their own...

[Guest MadBadger]

wooh cold. I aint know anyone who died on 9/11 or 7/7 but i remember them as attacks on things that mean something to me (new york/ america and London) mind you my mates girl was on one of the tubes when the bombs blew (she was ok)

[Doctor Destiny 41]

Not cold. Just realistic, even if it is a little harsh now and then.

[General Leang 0]

Well I for one would be holding a minute's silence for September 11, and offer these words.

 

Words cannot begin to explain the shock and grief that I felt at this exact same time, four years ago, at 10:11 AM on Tuesday, September 11th. In America, that would make it about eleven hours after the attacks on the World Trade Centre in New York and the Pentagon in Washington DC

took place. At this very same instant last year, I, like the rest of the world, witnessed the reports with feelings of shock, which slowly turned to anger. The days that followed were like a blur, as I talked with and spoke out for those who felt the impact of this senseless tragedy. It is hard to believe that four years has passed since the attacks, as it feels like the world has stopped since then and the attacks have just happened. My thoughts, as I'm sure the rest of the world's thoughts, go out to the victims of these attacks, the families, the survivors, and the brave men and women, wherever they may serve, who have gone above and beyond the call of duty for the people and the country they so dearly love. People such as the doctors and nurses, police officers and fire-fighters, the passengers on board Flight 93 who bravely fought back, and those who have been working for the past four years to find the people responsible for the attacks, and to bring them to justice. Through the past year we have faced many difficulties. The tsunami that occured on December 25th26th which has adversely affected millions of lives. Continued strife in Iraq that is tearing the world apart. The London terror attacks which led to the tragic shooting of an innocent man. Hurricane Khatrina which wiped a city of millions and other smaller towns off the map. Even though we are still very much in the grip of terror, it is hoped that we can put September 11 and the tragedies both natural and man made out of our minds, and that we can move on quickly from these very harrowing times.

[Guest MadBadger]

Its still 9-10 hours till i found out the sise of what had happend i had heard that a plane had crashed in NY but didnt think too much of it till my mum picked me and carly... up from rehersals and we then found out.

[Acerz492 1]

Well I for one would be holding a minute's silence for September 11, and offer these words.

 

Words cannot begin to explain the shock and grief that I felt at this exact same time, four years ago, at 10:11 AM on Tuesday, September 11th. In America, that would make it about eleven hours after the attacks on the World Trade Centre in New York and the Pentagon in Washington DC

took place. At this very same instant last year, I, like the rest of the world, witnessed the reports with feelings of shock, which slowly turned to anger. The days that followed were like a blur, as I talked with and spoke out for those who felt the impact of this senseless tragedy. It is hard to believe that four years has passed since the attacks, as it feels like the world has stopped since then and the attacks have just happened. My thoughts, as I'm sure the rest of the world's thoughts, go out to the victims of these attacks, the families, the survivors, and the brave men and women, wherever they may serve, who have gone above and beyond the call of duty for the people and the country they so dearly love. People such as the doctors and nurses, police officers and fire-fighters, the passengers on board Flight 93 who bravely fought back, and those who have been working for the past four years to find the people responsible for the attacks, and to bring them to justice. Through the past year we have faced many difficulties. The tsunami that occured on December 25th26th which has adversely affected millions of lives. Continued strife in Iraq that is tearing the world apart. The London terror attacks which led to the tragic shooting of an innocent man. Hurricane Khatrina which wiped a city of millions and other smaller towns off the map. Even though we are still very much in the grip of terror, it is hoped that we can put September 11 and the tragedies both natural and man made out of our minds, and that we can move on quickly from these very harrowing times.

 

Well said, Leang.

[Cygnus X-1 12]

indeed well said.

 

I wont forget, and I think a moments silence is well earned. But we move on, and as years pass Sept 11 will be remebered much as many tradgedies are remembered now. It will fade from people's minds and memories as current events unfold around them.

 

but its not the future that matters, its the thought we put into it NOW that counts.

 

I came too close to losing my aunt and unlce in the Sept 11 attackts to not pay attention to them, and I am deeply sorry to anyone who did lose aomeone in any tradgedy. But we live on, and they live on in our memories.