9/11
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Always thought 9/11 would be the defining cultural/political moment of my life but I believe COVID has far surpassed it in terms of cultural/global impact.
It was a such a mixed bag of emotions being in Beaver Stadium against Wisconsin just days after 9/11. I was happy to have our football Saturdays back, scared thinking 110,000 people in one location could be another terrorist target, sad when they played the national anthem, and pissed off with the terrible game that day. Never felt anything like that day in Beaver.
I hope so, since one of the planes landed in the middle of PA. Important that we continue make this a day of honor. Never forget what happened and honor the dead.
Astronaut Frank Culbertson Letter from September 11, 2001
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Not just the 9/11 victims that day.. All the service members who gave their lives the last twenty years since this began.
God Bless them and our country.
God Bless them and our country.
It’s an ongoing thing for the 9/11 first responders. What they saw, the friends they lost, that’s a burden, an unspeakable burden. And WaPo recently had an article about how many first responders are exhibiting “alarming cognitive decline.” Ground Zero was Hell on Earth, no question.
One of the best speeches I've heard from any President
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'The nation I know': George W. Bush's powerful address commemorating the 20th anniversary of 9/11
"I saw Americans reject prejudice and embrace people of Muslim faith. That is the nation I know."
Yes, I caught it as well.One of the best speeches I've heard from any President
'The nation I know': George W. Bush's powerful address commemorating the 20th anniversary of 9/11
"I saw Americans reject prejudice and embrace people of Muslim faith. That is the nation I know."
The Courageous Life and Death of Rick Rescorla, a 9/11 Hero
The Vietnam veteran helped save hundreds of lives on September 11th, before he was swallowed by the South Tower collapse. “For Rick Rescorla, this was a natural death,” his best friend said—a hero’s end.
Pats family, his wife and his son and daughter were honorary captains at the game today.
