Remembering the blood of our heroes....we must never forget!

[JetMaxx]

This is something my baby sister emailed me, and I just had to share....it is totally awesome!

I'll warn you...it is a website about the September 11th, 2001 terrorist attack on the World Trade Towers, and there are a couple graphic scenes from that horrible morning...but if you are a patriotic American, you'll be as proud as I am of whoever created this webpage....because it is the truth...we must never forget!!

Remembering the Blood of Heroes....We Must Never Forget!
http://64.177.83.63/liberty/email.htm

[southerngale]

Thanks Perry....awesome tribute. Thanks for the warning though. I had a very hard time with a couple of those pictures...one I had seen before...one I had not. Very chilling indeed!! I don't think there's a day that goes by that I don't think about 9/11...whether it be a brief thought or something more time consuming. I listen to Darryl Worley's CD a lot so I hear "Have Your Forgotten?" often. I love that song and it really makes me stop and think.....about a lot of things.

Thanks for posting this. I will never forget.

[Colin]

Yeah...I saw that a few days ago....It's absolutely beautiful.

[Lindaloo]

Thanks for sharing Perry. I have seen those pics and got chills once again. I just can't imagine what could have been so terrible that people chose to jump out the windows.

I will never forget that horrible morning.

[Stephanie]

Thanks Perry - for some reason, I can't pull it up here at work - somethings get blocked. I'll look at it later at home tonight.

I can't believe it'll be 2 years in a little over a month!

[streetsoldier]

During WW II, the images of the devastation at Pearl Harbor were omnipresent, so that we never forgot why we were fighting...

Yet, today, there is a loathing of the 9-11 pictures being aired or distributed, as if this is "too upsetting" for the sensitivities of the public, some of whom seem to be questioning the U.S. on that very same reason.

I am not among these last...we DO need to be constantly reminded, and thank you for this opportunity to view...and remember.

[Stephanie]

I did look at it now at home. Thanks for sharing Perry!