Our thoughts are with your loss , even after 8 yrs...

Strange to think it's been 8 years already....

Thanks to Dave for this post, I was doing a wetroom in southport when all that crap happened, we stopped work and we were glued to the tv for hours, what a shame. what a waste of life.

we can't go soft on terrorists, the perpetrators need to held accountable

Originally Posted by doug boardley

we can't go soft on terrorists, the perpetrators need to held accountable

I agree Doug, at this minute I am ashamed to be Scottish with this Libya scandal, deals being done for black gold again.

Can we keep debates to another thread please.....


9/11 is a remebrance day....

i remember watching the second plane hit......still makes my blood run cold
why cant all the big bosses just get in a ring and fight it out.

My local radio was asking people on the street about the date 9/11, amazing how many member of the general public did'nt remember the date. Me, not to be forgotten.
Where was you when you saw it, I remember as a clear as a bell

Where was you when you saw it, I remember as a clear as a bell

I knew nothing till i walked into a bar in majorca....i thought i was watching a movie till i seen it was sky news...

shocked to say the least...and getting home was hell...

Originally Posted by Dave

I knew nothing till i walked into a bar in majorca....i thought i was watching a movie till i seen it was sky news...

shocked to say the least...and getting home was hell...

Working at a large house, for some reason did'nt have the radio on. The owner came home at 3pm and told me while switching the tv on, thought it was somethink out of a Bruce Willis film, total shock. My brother went to New York and visited the site last year, weird, strange feeling when looking at ground zero.

my thoughts go out to the poor folk that were trapped in the upper levels, had nowhere to go and no choice, but to jump, good grief

The film of two french brothers who were filming the fire service on the day it took place,staggering.

I don't presume to be able to speak for everyone here in the US, but I will say "thank you" for thinking of us and everyone that was lost.

God, I can't believe that people would forget the date????!!!! We rarely have the radio on in the house and went to our usual T'ai Chi class in the evening and everybody was talking about it, they, and we couldn't believe that we hadn't heard. Went home and put the TV on and were shocked to the core, I just felt this is it, this is the beginning of the end of the world. Who cares what country it was in, it is the utter disregard of life, being prepared to go to such length to destroy.... and like Doug I was going through what people must have gone through, too...complete nightmare and no justification whatsoever.

What it has brought home is that humanity will pull together when under thread, but it has also brought home that you cannot end fire with fire, war with war...and who is listening??

it's something that should never be forgotten! people still to this day don't realise how much it has changed our lives,i.e the amount of cctv that has been introduced into our cities,the fact that you can't board a plane from glasgow to london without your passport,everytime you approach an airport you see the amount of security has increased tenfold,it is something that should never be allowed to happen again!

may GOD bless them.

Originally Posted by Rob Z

I don't presume to be able to speak for everyone here in the US, but I will say "thank you" for thinking of us and everyone that was lost.

Every year Rob....

I was at work in leeds heard it on radio and watched it on internet , saw the second plane live .

My cousin worked for American Airlines who had an office in there , he was supposed to attend a meeting ,but his wife had gone into labour , he lost a few close mates .

Ill never forget that day , it makes me fear flying even more, although wont stop me they will NEVER WIN .....

I was working in an office at the time. Pretty much watched everything just after the first plane hit, and was like for the rest of the day and then some.

Every year I will remember.