Tomorrow is 9/11and i lost 2 friends in that terrorist attack i just would like to know what you think aboutit

Answer 1

I think it's a shame what happened in New York, but although the pain of the friends and families of those lost will never go away, I think we should, although not forget, try and stop broadcasting documentaries about it every anniversary like its the only disaster to ever happen in the world.

Answer 2

That was a terrible thing that happened and I'm sorry for your loss. It happened five years ago now. There have been bombings here in Europe since then. Granted not on the same scale but just as terrible. Lets hope that things such as this never happen again. We have to move on and look to the future. How come Feliciy O can't feed her children but still has a computer? Or is that just an example? Which I do understand.

Answer 3

Well, I remember the day it happened because I was at home having a nice day off work then suddenly the news flash came on. I was glued to the TV set and sadened at the same time.

I can't believe that was 5 years ago now. Last year I visited New York and saw the site. There were pictures everywhere still, from children that have lost family or friends, and it was heartbreaking to see them as there were thousands of drawings, flowers, and teddy bears.

Answer 4

I am very sorry to hear about your 2 friends but unfortunately I think that the Bush administration and members of PNAC (Project for a New American Century) (Yale University's Skull and bones cult) (and members of the Bohemian Grove in California) Were responsible for killing your friends. Mohammed Atta was wired $100,000 dollars on 9/11 He was allegedly the pilot who flew into the world trade center. He did not die in that attack

Answer 5

I am so very sorry for your loss. I hope you are feeling a little better now. I will never forget that day it is the worst thing that ever happened in my life and I live on the other side of the world.I will never get over the horror I felt standing alone in my living room watching the nightmare unfold. I cried again all this week as I watched the rememberance programmes about it. I will never, never, never forget it. I lived the horror with the poor people in the towers. God bless them all and all their friends and lovedones who have had their lives distroyed.

Answer 6

Although the world is moving on those people and there families will always have an important role to play in the world showing people that vigilance is the answer.
As for your loss and those of others I am sorry and my heart aches for the pain you will all be feeling tomorrow.
May you get some comfort knowing that your loved ones will never be forgotton......

Answer 7

i cant believe its 5 years ago already too
I'm from the UK and we had an attack last year its all wrong the system I'm sorry but in this country there are too many immigrants and everything been going to pot since they been letting them in its really frightening what the world is gonna be like in the next 20 - 30 years and weather my kids will live a long life

Answer 8

I continue to mourn the lives lost and the loss of freedoms that our country now experiences. I am grateful that the few people I knew in the Trade Center were able to get out safely.

It is still a sad day and one we should remember as we fight against the people who took those victims away.

Answer 9

I think it was the most cruel thing to do to innocent people who were just doing an honest days work.

If there is any justice in this world and the next I hope those who were involved are getting truly punished and are suffering the way those people in the towers would have suffered.

it would have been a horrible way to die and I hope they are at peace now.

Answer 10

It will be a pretty emotional day all round. People have horrendous and painful memories of the events of that day. I feel it's a good idea to have a few minutes silence to remember all those who died and to keep the fight up against the terrorists who perpetrated this vile series of events.