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just half an hour ago the north tower of the world trade centre in New York City was hit by a small passenger airplane then the south tower was hit by a larger private jet hit the south tower...the first jet is said to have been hijacked.......
it has been announsed that both planes were hijacked from boston
it has been announsed that both planes were hijacked from boston
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David Jacobs wrote:
> I wonder who did it?
Stupid people with small minds!
> I wonder who did it?
Stupid people with small minds!
I wonder who did it?
Your Honour wrote:
> Just listened to old Mr Blair's speech.
Damn, did he look
> affected.
Itmust be tough being a nations leader when something
> like this happens.
I think he is more angry than Bush. I think Bush is still in shock.
> Just listened to old Mr Blair's speech.
Damn, did he look
> affected.
Itmust be tough being a nations leader when something
> like this happens.
I think he is more angry than Bush. I think Bush is still in shock.
Mr.Snuggly wrote:
> This, in my eyes, is the really, spine-chillingly scary thing: There
> is nothing, NOTHING, you can do to stop this from happening again.
> What the whole thing came down to, the twin towers, the pentagon,
> everything, is the slightly lax security on some domestic flights.
> You can do nothing to protect your building from someone flying an
> airplane into it.
For every single security breakthrough, and
> added security measure that is implemented, if someone wants to fly
> an airplane into a densely populated building, then they're sick
> enough to have the means to do so. Security is one thing, but if
> you have the power, the money and the means to organise something
> like this, if you want to do it that much, you can.
I feel
> extremely shaky today, it's affected me in a big way, but I feel
> guilty because i'm sitting here in my cosy office with a cup of tea.
> Probably about 50,000 died today, and nothing could have stopped
> it. I pray that America respond calmly, and do not start another
> war, this seems to me to be the kind of thing that has dented
> America's national pride - they'll retaliate and say 'look, our
> weapons are bigger than yours really'.
I'm going home soon, but
> I'd like to continue reading your responses. Thanks.
Ali
I am not putting this as a means of putting my word count up but because of the sheer display of shock from the people of SR there is no possible way to be able to see which post I am talking about.
ALi, your speech was 100% true and whilst reading through the posts the same has been said but in many different words showing there views on this crisis of horror and disbelief. I'm only 14 and to learn that in a matter of hours, days, weeks or maybe months then a major war could possibly be brought to the attention of the world.
I could not possibly believe what I saw when the television was turned on and my first thoughts were' How can a human being be brought to this level'. A human being just like you and me was capable of this and because of there believe they went to action and the result is devastating.
There isn't much I can say that will help the victims or help in anyway it like you said Ali it really isn't a great feeling, if a war was to be a result of this then even though not old enough I would be willing to sign up and bring relief to the victims relatives.
What will this result in? Schools being closed? Trade will obviously be affected majorly, but after around 50,000 people dying I don't think that is something to worry about at this moment in time.
I hope the terroists are burning in hell as we speak and this situation is never to be seen again. May the victims rest in peace.
Tom
> This, in my eyes, is the really, spine-chillingly scary thing: There
> is nothing, NOTHING, you can do to stop this from happening again.
> What the whole thing came down to, the twin towers, the pentagon,
> everything, is the slightly lax security on some domestic flights.
> You can do nothing to protect your building from someone flying an
> airplane into it.
For every single security breakthrough, and
> added security measure that is implemented, if someone wants to fly
> an airplane into a densely populated building, then they're sick
> enough to have the means to do so. Security is one thing, but if
> you have the power, the money and the means to organise something
> like this, if you want to do it that much, you can.
I feel
> extremely shaky today, it's affected me in a big way, but I feel
> guilty because i'm sitting here in my cosy office with a cup of tea.
> Probably about 50,000 died today, and nothing could have stopped
> it. I pray that America respond calmly, and do not start another
> war, this seems to me to be the kind of thing that has dented
> America's national pride - they'll retaliate and say 'look, our
> weapons are bigger than yours really'.
I'm going home soon, but
> I'd like to continue reading your responses. Thanks.
Ali
I am not putting this as a means of putting my word count up but because of the sheer display of shock from the people of SR there is no possible way to be able to see which post I am talking about.
ALi, your speech was 100% true and whilst reading through the posts the same has been said but in many different words showing there views on this crisis of horror and disbelief. I'm only 14 and to learn that in a matter of hours, days, weeks or maybe months then a major war could possibly be brought to the attention of the world.
I could not possibly believe what I saw when the television was turned on and my first thoughts were' How can a human being be brought to this level'. A human being just like you and me was capable of this and because of there believe they went to action and the result is devastating.
There isn't much I can say that will help the victims or help in anyway it like you said Ali it really isn't a great feeling, if a war was to be a result of this then even though not old enough I would be willing to sign up and bring relief to the victims relatives.
What will this result in? Schools being closed? Trade will obviously be affected majorly, but after around 50,000 people dying I don't think that is something to worry about at this moment in time.
I hope the terroists are burning in hell as we speak and this situation is never to be seen again. May the victims rest in peace.
Tom
Just listened to old Mr Blair's speech.
Damn, did he look affected.
Itmust be tough being a nations leader when something like this happens.
Damn, did he look affected.
Itmust be tough being a nations leader when something like this happens.
Think of all the poor people who died.
woz it u
That, brought a tear to my eye grix :(
Clever words from a clever man.
Clever words from a clever man.
A ring of sheep, all stabing eachother in the backs because the sheep in front is stabbing someone. There is no beginning to this ring, no end, and there will be no break inbetween. Let's just hope they don't knock everyone else as they stab eachother.
my dad was reading his charts yesterday , it said that gold was going to go up . Today , when this lot happened gold rocketed $3200 (about) ! strange , very strange !
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