7 Years Later, We Will Never Forget
The message doesn’t change. We are all saddened by the loss our country suffered on 9/11/2001. But we’re also equal in our resolve that we will not let the terrorists win this fight. But there is one thing that is very important – that we never forget what happened to us, nor who did it to us. It’s never “too soon” to see the videos or images; in fact, it’s just the opposite. We should regularly look at those pictures and watch the videos. We must never ever forget.
There is a special that you must watch tonight on the History Channel, called “102 Minutes That Changed America.” Just watching the preview on the computer is chilling. It’s an unprecedented production of unedited, real footage from real people who experienced what happened, where it happened, with no editorializing, and in real time.
Here are two excellent sites here and here to visit if you aren’t too “sensitive” or think it’s “too soon.” Chilling yet necessary photos to re-visit.
May God bless all those who suffered and lost from this tragedy, and may God continue to bless America.
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