Yes. I agree, many innocent people lost their lives.

We must also never forget: That buildings never collapse perfectly Without the use of demolition explosives. We must never forget that building 7, just collapsed to the ground for no apparent reason. We must never forget that the U.S. government shipped the entire wreckage of the world trade centre to China, despite calls for an forensic investigation. We must never forget that Pentagon was hit by something... no one knows for sure because all CCTV footage was confiscated. We must not forget the blank dumb look Bush gave (for 5 minutes), when told, by then White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card: America is under attack. When must not forget that people begged to have their Civil Rights & Freedoms taken.

It’s a New World Order.

Good god man what is wrong with you?

I was honoring the life's of people lost, some of them friends. In no way did I make political statement in ANY way shape or form.

sk

18 Years ago today the world changed forever. We must never forget the 2,977 people who lost there lives that day. We must never forget the 343 Firefighters who ran into the buildings and lost their life's that day. We must never forget the 60 police officers who lost their life's that day. We must never forget the 5,669 service men and woman who have lost their life's since making sure it doesn't happen again. We must never forget The over 20,000 service men and woman who where wounded. and the over 400,000 with wounds you cant see. #NeverForget911

Indeed. What is wrong with me. On that faithful day, the morning of, I was being laid off. As the weight of my personal situation began to sink in, news of the Tragedy spread like wild fire —even interrupted my meeting. Suddenly, my (birth) day didn’t seem so bad. I’ve developed a compulsion to honour the fallen; maintaining the Truth surrounding September 11. It’s infuriating to me, to ignore the reality of 9/11. if acknowledging the Hegelian Dialectic, politicizes the ‘attack’, so what? It happens to be the truth.

While we’re honouring the Dead, let us not forget the living: https://youtu.be/HT5FTrIZN-E

Hi SK,

as an Australian and the US's closest ally in almost every modern conflict I have not forgotten. I vividly recall staying up all night watching these events unfold.

The following year a group linked back to Al Queda, set of an explosion in Bali killing 202 People, 88 Australians, and 7 members of the Senior Football club I'm involved with. I'm currently President of the Junior club. Each year the club remembers and celebrates these innocent lives.

We don't forget at this end of the world despite differences in politics and opinions at times.

Hamish

Well I very sorry that my honoring the fallen 'infuriated' you. Not everything has to be about politics. But I guess your like those people I saw protesting military funeral's. They don't care for hurtful it may be to the family and friends. Like you they have an agenda, and can't see beyond it.

sk

I don’t know how you got from properly honouring the fallen Civilians, First Responders, et al —by acknowledging the horrific reality surrounding 9/11, to protesting military funerals with an agenda. So please allow me to rephrase. In the next few weeks most of us will be wearing little plastic poppy’s to commemorate Rememberance Day: “Lest We Forget” ...is the phrase I believe is universally used in North America. My question to you is: Lest We Forget... what? Scratch that. My question is: why aren’t you infuriated that people today care very little about what really happened on 9/11?

I believe that it’s absolutely vital when honouring the fallen, that we acknowledge the: How & Why, otherwise ‘Lest We Forget, becomes a meaningless phrase that is uttered as some kind of group-identity currency.

P.S. I was in the military, briefly. Would still be if my country took its military seriously. The Truth is, Canadian Government enjoys living in the protective shadow of The U.S. of A. Way too much. ...see, the Truth hurts.