Out of the Blue [Sep 10, 2002, 06:50 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Tomorrow is the one-year anniversary of the attacks on the Pentagon and the
World Trade Center. So much has changed in the ensuing time it is quite
staggering to consider... I'm not really sure how this would apply to those
living outside the U.S., but it's really hard to imagine any amount of time
doing anything to diminish the impact of 9/11 here. Anyway, nothing I'm going to
say here can do the gravity of all this justice or put it into any sort of
perspective, so having said this now, I'm pretty sure I'll just forego an Out of
the Blue ramble for tomorrow. Here's to the sincere hope that the ever-rising
global tensions that have surrounded this event start to ease soon so we can
avoid further tragedies.
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Really couldn't have put it better myself.
The video from the brothers that has since been aired on the BBC here in the UK is a strange mix of fear and amazement.
It's a strange feeling watching the planes hit the towers live on tv and call it morbid fascination but I never tire of watching it because it is just about the most horrendous thing I'll ever see.
The sound of bodies crunching into the floor outside the first tower having leapt from 90+ floors up is sickening.
It was and still is no way for anyone to die.
My thoughts are once again with everyone affected.
The video from the brothers that has since been aired on the BBC here in the UK is a strange mix of fear and amazement.
It's a strange feeling watching the planes hit the towers live on tv and call it morbid fascination but I never tire of watching it because it is just about the most horrendous thing I'll ever see.
The sound of bodies crunching into the floor outside the first tower having leapt from 90+ floors up is sickening.
It was and still is no way for anyone to die.
My thoughts are once again with everyone affected.
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