Today is 9/11 Let's take a moment and remember

[WildBill]

All I'll say for today is: NEVER FORGET!

[Casey39er]

I remember that horrible day and I for one "WILL NEVER FORGET"

And then I have to hear on the news that "Deeply Disturbed" people like Charlie Sheen want, or I should I say, demand an audience with President Obama to talk about the "Conspiracy Theory" that the U.S. Government planned and executed the 9 -11 attacks.

These morally bankrupt people with their totally unfounded charges only seek to weaken this great country and make us vulnerable to future attacks. They also seek to cheapen the memories of those poor lost souls that perished in the attacks.

We should all take some time every year on this day to remember those lost in the attacks and the first responders that perished carrying out their selfless duty to save the lives of their fellow man. We should also pray for those left behind who lost a loved one. I am sure this is a day they will never forget.

And please do not forget to pray for our Soldiers, Airmen, Sailors, and Marines, who are deployed. They risk it all daily keeping the fight over there and keeping the cowardly terrorists on the run and in hiding so they will not have the means to plan and or perpetrate another attack on U.S. soil.

"Peace Through Strength" " God Bless America"

[wickedcobra]

[blueoval]

I was driving to work and listening to a morning talk/comedy show where they usually do phone pranks, etc. When they first reported it, I thought it was a joke since they were being so dramatic about it. I got to work and people were talking about it, and one of the managers had a little 13" TV in his office. Maybe 50 people crammed in this office and watched the coverage for hours that day. I specifically remember that we had a new head supervisor, from Canada, and he kept telling us all day to "go back to work". The next day we had a little company moment of silence out by the flagpole and he did not attend. I'll never forget that.

[Mr. Austin]

I was driving to work and listening to a morning talk/comedy show where they usually do phone pranks, etc. When they first reported it, I thought it was a joke since they were being so dramatic about it. I got to work and people were talking about it, and one of the managers had a little 13" TV in his office. Maybe 50 people crammed in this office and watched the coverage for hours that day. I specifically remember that we had a new head supervisor, from Canada, and he kept telling us all day to "go back to work". The next day we had a little company moment of silence out by the flagpole and he did not attend. I'll never forget that.

Tell him his green card is expired.