It has been six years.. It has been six years since the worst act of terrorism was committed against America, on America Soil. It has been six years since nineteen hijackers crashed into the World Trade Center (New York), the Pentagon (Washington DC) and the destination is unknown for the last plane most think the White House, or Capitol hill, but the brave souls of Flight 93 prevents the third attack and caused the plane to crash into Pennsylvania.
It has been six short years, and in these six years we have caught many people who organized these attacks, but we have not caught the leader (Osama bin Laden).
In these six years the United States has went to war with another country claiming to be looking for weapons of mass destruction (Nukes, etc..), and to help fight terrorism that may be steaming in Iraq. This is even tho, the president of then Iraq, offered to help America fine Bin Laden. This resulting in more dead, in the way of soldiers then the attacks against America.
Please take your time to remember the souls lost because of September 11th 2001, and the people lost because of the governments actions. They did not deserve to die, many were bystanders, many were Heroes who gave there lives to help others, or gave there lives to give US freedom.
Please remember and never forget what these men and women, our brothers, sisters, mothers, fathers, sons, daughters, our fellow Americans.
Please support our troops, our fire fighters, our police men, our men who risk there lives everyday to make our lives better. Support them even if you do not agree with what they do, they do it because it is there job.
I remember. I remember it all like it was yesterday. I remember where I was when I first heard about the attacks. I remember seeing missing posters, and hearing about reports of dead and wounded. I remember seeing caskets of our fallen heroes. I remember seeing the towers fall and crumble. I remember how I weeped every-time I heard of a fallen hero, a missing person, as I still do now. The thought of men and women dieing in the service of our country still makes me weep. I remember… I remember… IT will be ingrained into my memory for as long as I live. I remember…
God Speed
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