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Never forget 9.11.2001

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ACE55-55 [3218027]

2977 civilians
343 firefighters 
60 police officers
38 first responders 
246 passengers
Never forget the sacrifices made by heroes

RealChampion [3746239]

staff edit, discrimination, posts in support of terrorism are not permitted 

 

Player edit: Its only terrorism when their skin is brown, but a military operation if its led by the CIA. Thank you for the warning, i from now on will better myself.

AgntOrngRuffy [3268335]

"The United States has spent approximately $5.8 trillion in direct appropriations on post-9/11 military operations and conflicts spanning the Middle East and parts of Asia."

We won't forget. 

Sweeney_Todd [27468]

And Trump being pulled out of a building by fire fighters, or him going down there with 100 labourers, or him being miles away and posting his building was now the tallest in NYC...

 

Guess what is real?

 

I went to Ground Zero a year after it happened. There was a lone bag pipe player outside the construction site, really haunting...

 

I went to the museum a few years later, and they played the voice messages from those people on the planes, I cried like a baby, not ashamed to admit it....

 

Years later me and my wife went to the freedom tower. We went to the restaurent at the top and she wanted a picture. I dropped to one knee to get the shot and every fucker in there thought I was preposing. Had to tell the entire room we had been married for about 10 years already, and it was just a photo op...

 

I love NYC. Been there many times, and the stories you hear if you are willing to talk to the locals of the day blow you mind. From bar tenders to tramps, the stories are heart breaking...