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verbatim · 09-12-2001, 08:18 PM

there are so many people to mourn and honor now. from the pilots to the passengers to the works in teh WTC. and as this has been the single biggest act of terrorism the world has ever seen, i think that eventually a lot of medals need to be handed out, a lot of graves need to be dug, and i think that 5 or 10 yrs down the road we will need a memorial for the 6,000 who died.

rebuilding the world trade centers is a must. we should stake whatever money it takes into rebuilding them to their original glory, we need not do if for the office space, we need not do it for the politicians. we need to do it to signify that the united states will pick itself up from the rubble it was and return to its original glory. we need to show our resiliance in such a way that ranks among the ways we have done it in the past. we need to rebuild them for the deceased also. i think we owe it to them and their families to restore those buildings.

and a lot of things will have to change. we will have to look at teh security of the airports and airplanes, we need to look at our military status in the world. one thing is for sure, those budget cuts in teh military and all those bases that are scheduled to close wont. not now. not ever. there will be a cry from new york city, along with other cities across the united states for retribution of wrongdoings to the usa. new yorkers are not ones easily brushed off, and when pissed off they stay that way untill they get what they want. they want revenge. they want a sense of closure to all those lives that were lost in a crime against the usa. they want to know that they have eliminated one evil in the world and can now relax and recuperate. they need time to fix their buildings temporarily, after that they and the nation needs a few weeks to mourn those lost in tragedy.

we need time. we need to figure out what went wrong. we need to strike back. we need to mourn and honor our deceased. we need to change our country, and we most importantly need to rebuild what we lost: relations with other countries, lives, and our public services. we need to finish what has been started, and what has been done against us.

09-12-2001, 08:18 PM	#3
verbatim Vice-President of Resentment Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Pennsultucky Posts: 199	there are so many people to mourn and honor now. from the pilots to the passengers to the works in teh WTC. and as this has been the single biggest act of terrorism the world has ever seen, i think that eventually a lot of medals need to be handed out, a lot of graves need to be dug, and i think that 5 or 10 yrs down the road we will need a memorial for the 6,000 who died. rebuilding the world trade centers is a must. we should stake whatever money it takes into rebuilding them to their original glory, we need not do if for the office space, we need not do it for the politicians. we need to do it to signify that the united states will pick itself up from the rubble it was and return to its original glory. we need to show our resiliance in such a way that ranks among the ways we have done it in the past. we need to rebuild them for the deceased also. i think we owe it to them and their families to restore those buildings. and a lot of things will have to change. we will have to look at teh security of the airports and airplanes, we need to look at our military status in the world. one thing is for sure, those budget cuts in teh military and all those bases that are scheduled to close wont. not now. not ever. there will be a cry from new york city, along with other cities across the united states for retribution of wrongdoings to the usa. new yorkers are not ones easily brushed off, and when pissed off they stay that way untill they get what they want. they want revenge. they want a sense of closure to all those lives that were lost in a crime against the usa. they want to know that they have eliminated one evil in the world and can now relax and recuperate. they need time to fix their buildings temporarily, after that they and the nation needs a few weeks to mourn those lost in tragedy. we need time. we need to figure out what went wrong. we need to strike back. we need to mourn and honor our deceased. we need to change our country, and we most importantly need to rebuild what we lost: relations with other countries, lives, and our public services. we need to finish what has been started, and what has been done against us.