The obligatory 9/11 post
Five years has passed. I don’t have much to say, really. Sorry. I tried to write this post many times but I got nothing. Not sure what that means. So, I’ll look to posts of 9-11 past:
2002:
It has been a year. To sit around and mope is to concede to the enemy. Please, America, continue doing what you do. Go to work, tell your family you love them, go shopping, but never forget.
2003:
The firefighters above hired a lawyer (who appeared on the O’Reilly Factor) to claim intellectual property rights to this image.
Also, families of victims are holding out for a bigger chunk of money in a potential lawsuit than they would get from the government’s settlement.
The airline industry began taking advantage of their customers after 9/11 after the taxpayer funded bailout by offering more expensive service that was worse.
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And the office jerk still takes the last of the coffee without making more.
It seems like we’re back to normal again. Don’t forget 9/11 but more importantly don’t forget America.
2004:
I have nothing particularly prophetic or poetic to say about the third anniversary other than don’t forget it. If you are a words person, go here. If you are a picture person, go here.
2005:
It was four years ago today. What’s changed? Well, we’re actually worse at dealing with a national tragedy, evidenced by Katrina. And quicker to trample liberties.
Looks like we learned very little.
Wow, am I really that cynical?
September 11th, 2006 at 10:59 am
2006 – We are the victims of our own success. Nothing has happened (here), so we
went back to sleepgo about or daily lives like it was 1999. We are more sensitive to the Holocaust than we are to Islamic terrorism.Just they way they want it.
September 11th, 2006 at 3:46 pm
Behind the camera pictures of the Pentagon News Zoo at my journal.
September 11th, 2006 at 4:00 pm
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September 11th, 2006 at 4:56 pm
One of the reasons that the 9-11 WTC tragedy occurred is that the enemy was allowed to enter and stay in our country. Now even though they say we are fighting a “war on terrorism”, the enemy, which has no intercontinental delivery systems, is still allowed to enter and stay in our country.
September 11th, 2007 at 12:03 pm
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