So We Never Forget

[Jeff Schussele]

Once more on this, the fourth, anniversary of that terrible, terrible day in New York City I ask that we redouble our efforts to prevent another tragedy such as had never before been seen on this face of this planet.
My hope is that I can tell my grandchildren's children that even though we may have been able to prevent the original acts visited upon NYC, Washington, D.C & the fields of Pennsylvania, but couldn't or didn't - we were able to prevent any & all future ones.

I would ask that we all take a moment today to remember all the innocent and brave souls who lost their lives on Sep 11 2001.
And when you're done PLEASE donate to the charity of your choice to aid the poor citizens of New Orleans who've lost everything in the aftermath of hurricane Katrina. Although we cannot do anything, anymore, for the victims of 911, we can certainly help the fine people of NOLA.

Solemnly,
Jeff Schussele WE WILL NEVER FORGET

[Alex Lavrov.]

God Bless them all.

Me living in Israel, this issue is very close and important and we have whole weekend on History and Documentary channels programs about terrorism and USA.

Hope we'll never see these events nowhere in the world.

Alex.

[Steven E. Protter]

As an American who witnessed these events with horror and now an Israeli who daily (or ever other day) see's victims maimed by this violence, I endorse the importance of remembering the victims.

WE, will never forget.

The world WILL never forget.

PEACE and justice for all now. There has been enough suffering. May all those who have lost feel comfort.

Steven Edward Protter
aka Shmuel Yitzchak, Oleh Chadash

[Vibhor Kumar Agarwal]

Amen!

[Sa'ad Mu'asher]

Living in the heart of the Middle East, I'd say that Jordan is one of the safest countries all around the world. Nonetheless, it has fallen prey to this dreadful disease; that is terrorism. Most of the attempts were aborted in their cradles though, but these people will not succeed and peace will prevail one day!

Deep condolences to all victims' families all over the world, and may the souls of the innocents rest in peace.

Sa'ad Mouasher

[Mei Jiao]

Yeah, we never ever forget.

Living in Singapore, I believe most of the people here have better things to do. What lead you to attack people?

Why not let's all help ourselves, by helping out others first? For eg: here (our forum) etc!

[Yogeeraj_1]

We will never forget!

We will look forwards towards making this world a better place to live.

Free from hatredness, free from such human-made tragedies...


solemnly,
yogeeraj

[Alan Meyer_4]

May God bless you all as the seed of peace and love wherever you go...

[Dave Unverhau_1]

Hear, hear!

Jeff, I hope your grandchildren's children will learn about this in their history lessons as the last great act of terrorism on the USA, and one of the last great such acts in the world. But since God has given mankind free will, we must remember that there will always be people in this world with enough hatred in their misguided minds to seek out the innocent and inflict suffering...just because they can.

I'm sure that we in this forum (because that's the kind of people forumers are) all hope and pray that the spirit of love and toleration will win out over hatred and vengeance. It's where our hope for the future of this world lies.

Best Regards,

Dave

[Mel Burslan]

Even though I know it is not going to happen in my life time or anytime in the foreseeable future, I am waiting for the real judgements day, when people of the world will understand the games played upon them by the so-called religious leaders, was a total sham.

I do not wish upon my worst enemies what has happened on 9/11 and what is happening today on different places on our beloved planet. The fallen heros of twin towers are going to live in our memories. May their souls rest in peace.

[Cem Tugrul]

WE WILL NEVER FORGET
if a "human" killed because of WAR-terrorism-etc.
and We have to spend our efforts to prevent
such kind of tragedies...