Remember 9/11?

[Sherri]

We just visited the World Trade Center site again this week, as well as Trinity Church down the street, where people took cover during the attacks. I told Eddie when we were standing there looking at it, that when trouble came, everyone literally ran to the church. Not just Trinity Church there in the Financial District, but all churches. People showed up at our church that we hadn't seen in years. But nine years later, it seems that people have forgotten again.

[coadie]

Originally Posted by Sherri

We just visited the World Trade Center site again this week, as well as Trinity Church down the street, where people took cover during the attacks. I told Eddie when we were standing there looking at it, that when trouble came, everyone literally ran to the church. Not just Trinity Church there in the Financial District, but all churches. People showed up at our church that we hadn't seen in years. But nine years later, it seems that people have forgotten again.

Our church had a long prayer meeting the night before. On the 11th many churches opened and we were at peace knowing God was in control. I visited my father on the 11th and found at dinner time, restaurants were empty. People were glued to the television.

[Sam]

Off and on today I watched some of the 9/11 stuff on tv er.. uh... I mean on the monitor.....

Maybe I missed it but a couple things I didn't see today were:

--leaders of Muslim nations apologizing and assuring us here that they condemn the actions of a few "extremists" who do not represent the beliefs and feelings of Muslims around the world.

--the imam from the proposed cultural center/victory memorial that has been traveling on our tax dollars to promote unity among us and the Muslims taking part in any of the remembrances.

--the news clips of the dancing and rejoicing among our "friends" as they celebrated the successful attack on the U.S. by Muslims. Those sure didn't stay on the news for long 9 years ago, did they?

[Fiyahstarter]

Originally Posted by Sam

Off and on today I watched some of the 9/11 stuff on tv er.. uh... I mean on the monitor.....

Maybe I missed it but a couple things I didn't see today were:

--leaders of Muslim nations apologizing and assuring us here that they condemn the actions of a few "extremists" who do not represent the beliefs and feelings of Muslims around the world.

--the imam from the proposed cultural center/victory memorial that has been traveling on our tax dollars to promote unity among us and the Muslims taking part in any of the remembrances.

--the news clips of the dancing and rejoicing among our "friends" as they celebrated the successful attack on the U.S. by Muslims. Those sure didn't stay on the news for long 9 years ago, did they?

How about it.