10 years after Sept 11, 2001

[Motogiro]

My son worked on this short video and sent the link you me.

I'm posting it hoping you will benefit from it without political and/or religious thought.

Maybe human reflection is the word I'm searching for.

In dedication to those who have suffered and worked so hard through all of this.

EarthCam - World Trade Center Cams

 

[motojoe122]

Great video, your son did a good job. Thank you for sharing that. I was in my 2nd week of A-school at the time and remember exactly what I was doing.

 

[Humperdinkel]

Awesome video Cliff on what is a very sad day Your son has done himself proud :thumbup:

I will never forget where I was or what I was doing the day that changed the world....... My heart goes out to all those who lost there loved ones & all my American friends today :thumbup:

The footage will never cease to amaze me

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kneM2MgQWx4]Remembering 911- Live- Overcome - YouTube[/ame]

 

[ChevyFazer]

Great video

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[Kazza]

Great video. Thanks Cliff!

I'll never forget that day.

 

[ChevyFazer]

I watched that 102min that changed the world last night and honestly there were quite a few shots where I got goose bumps....very powerful footage from the eyes of those who were there....

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[mxgolf]

I watched the same special last night and it brought me to tears. That was a great documentary and those fire fighters in the documentary are so lucky to be alive today.

 

[iSteve]

I watched 102 minutes also. I planned not to watch because I'm not sure I wanted to remember in that much detail. But couldn't take my eyes off of it. I hate saying things like this but it was very emotional.

 

[ChevyFazer]

I watched the same special last night and it brought me to tears. That was a great documentary and those fire fighters in the documentary are so lucky to be alive today.

Yes they are extremely lucky out of the thousands that died only 5 people who were still in the towers survived 4 fdny and 1 civilian in stairwell b. To think of it in that perspective....wow

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[LeaN69]

I was driving through the city last night and let me tell you what a sight, I truely felt like my girlfriend and I were part of a history.

Heres my contribution, a friend of mine has taken some pictures, take a look here:

Sept 11 Memorial - a set on Flickr

 

[ChevyFazer]

I watched 102 minutes also. I planned not to watch because I'm not sure I wanted to remember in that much detail. But couldn't take my eyes off of it. I hate saying things like this but it was very emotional.

I also planned to avoid watching it but the same thing I couldnt change the channel. Also set it up to record, I had to turn it off after they showed a few jumpers and then cut to the fire men standing watching in horror, but what made me turn it off was the one firemen in particular who you could see that he was watching someone fall and then you hear a thud and the reaction on his face....thats where I left it...I might try to watch the rest today im not sure though

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[FIZZER6]

I remember the day like it was yesterday. I was sitting in a boring law class at Virginia Tech at about 8:45am when they announced that classes were suspended for the rest of the day....didn't know what was going on until I got to my GF's dorm and she was watching the news.

NO ONE SHOULD avoid watching the footage because it evokes emotion and anger. That's the problem with this country...we turn away from disaster and pretend like it didn't happen, we become tolerant and accepting of our society crumbling around us as long as it doesn't effect me directly.