Comments on: Honoring September 11th: We Need Not Be Told

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By: ann long

ann long — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 14:21:46 +0000

Very well reasoned and written comment. The gang of white-collar thugs/bullies running our country would fold in a heartbeat if ever they were to be threatened with being "put to the question." Or, at the very least, with the loss of their lavish taxpayer-funded lifestyles.

By: MarkG

MarkG — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 11:46:59 +0000

I remember September 11, 2001. I am a native New Yorker (Brooklyn born and raised). I watched the Towers go up from tar beach. My old man was a Ironworker , he did not put up steel for the Towers but he had friends that did. I lost a friend from high school, Vito DeLeo (GOD rest your soul) during the attacks. Vito was a HVAC engineer that worked in the towers. Hell, his office was a couple of hundred feet from the blast or 1993. Vito lost his hearing in one of his ears from that attack. Vito was best known as a hockey Coach to young kids in Staten Island. He set up a program to let kids donate their out grown skates to less fortunate kids. Foreign Contingency my buttcheeks, WAR ON TERRORISTS where I come from suits us just fine!
Day of Service……..my A**. I remember those who answered the call of service that fateful day eight short years ago. This AMERICAN will never, ever forget!

By: MarkG

MarkG — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 05:18:02 +0000

We definitely remember Bubba Clinton refusing to deal with Osama Bin Laden when the Saudis were willing to give him up on three separate occasions. Seems Ol' Bubba was more concerned with a smoothie or getting his cigar wet!

By: MarkG

MarkG — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 04:35:01 +0000

I remember September 11, 2001. I am a native New Yorker (Brooklyn born and raised). I watched the Towers go up from tar beach. My old man was a Ironworker , he did not put up steel for the Towers but he had friends that did. I lost a friend from high school, Vito DeLeo (GOD rest your soul) during the attacks. Vito was a HVAC engineer that worked in the towers. Hell, his office was a couple of hundred feet from the blast or 1993. Vito lost his hearing in one of his ears from that attack. Vito was best known as a hockey Coach to young kids in Staten Island. He set up a program to let kids donate their out grown skates to less fortunate to kids. Foreign Contingency my buttcheeks, WAR ON TERRORISTS where I come from suitsjust fine!
Day of Service……..my A**. I remember those who answered the call of service that fateful day eight short years ago. This AMERICAN will never, ever forget!

By: ImChiquita

ImChiquita — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 23:28:47 +0000

I remember 9/11. I've always known that evil exists and you can't hug it away or theorize it into submission.

Al-Qaeda's thugs shook us to our core that day. It's my solemn duty to honor the innocent souls who should've gone home at the end of the day.

By: T-Rav

T-Rav — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 16:51:28 +0000

Yeah, they're a lot more adamant about going after who they believe the real perpetrators are. Thing is, they believe the real perpetrators are the "military-industrial complex," or "corporate giants," or whatever. According to the truthers, they're behind everything. These are just the same tinfoil conspiracy theorists that have been around for decades, and they crassly seized on 9/11 as a chance to accuse them of something else.

By: Lady567

Lady567 — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 15:41:58 +0000

Once again, Obama shows his appalling gall. Can you imagine Bush calling for a National Day of Service to the State on 9/11? Only Obama would use a solemn moment, such as a 9/11 commemoration, to ask Americans to do more for him and ACORN.

By: me1

me1 — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 15:12:18 +0000

I thought the national day of service and remembrance was stupid then I thought about and realized it is just woefully miss-directed. We should seize this day back from the elite who wish to muddy the waters and show our service and remembrance to those who fell and continue to fall because of 9/11.

For the service part of the day, we encourage those who want to be of service to go to the USO to pack care packages or any other military support group and volunteer there.

For the remembrance we can ensure that our children are taught at home and in schools the real events on 9/11.

This is how we take this day back by ensuring that the truth is never forgotten by those who wish to wipe it away and serving those who thanklessly fight to defend our freedom.

By: reactionaries

reactionaries — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 14:11:32 +0000

personally, I will never acknowledge the "national day of service" and I would encourage others to do the same.